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Reichert does right
On Aug. 19, the Reporter published a letter from P. Larson criticizing Congressman Dave Reichert over Zika funding.…
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A special visit
Aegis of Kent welcomed members of the Kent fire and police departments to our assisted living community for…
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Demoralized world we live in
We live in a selfish world. But I also acknowledge up front the very many who are not.
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Connect the dots and contact Mayor Cooke
I attended July's meeting of the Parks commission as a guest. I heard information on:
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Jones is the one for state superintendent
On your ballot you will find one of the most important races that you can possibly vote in.…
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Meeting was worthwhile
Couldn't have been prouder the other night to be a resident of Kent. The Police Community Forum (July…
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Council’s marijuana decisions mock the will of the voters
Recent articles in the Kent Reporter on marijuana stores, medical and recreational, are thankfully illuminating the malfeasance of…
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Council stuck in spin cycle
It shouldn't surprise us that our Kent City Council has proven once more their expertise at wasting time…
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Thank you, mayor, City Council
I want to thank Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke, for considering a veto on a measure passed by the…
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Decisions ignore will of the voters
How much time and money did it take for the city financial task force to come to the…
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Matter of trust
I get Tim Eyman. I get Ted Schwarz. I don't get the King County bond retired in 2015…
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The cost of climate change this summer
With summer comes nice, sunny weather. However, with the impacts of climate change it also means hotter temperatures,…
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There’s no money; Ely is not the problem
Our government grew 30 percent in the last 16 years, faster than the general population. That takes my…
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Standardized tests need further examination
As a senior student at Kentlake High School, I am not opposed to standardized testing as long as…
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What about us?
How can they keep building senior housing apartments and still only give us Safeway and K-Mart to shop…
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Honored to be part of KentHOPE’s efforts
I was surprised and pleased to see that I had been voted a finalist for the Best of…
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Surplus ordinance raises questions
The city of Kent's new surplus ordinance prepared for City Council approval on May 17 looks nothing like…
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Explaining a project well in the works
Renee Sonn's letter to the editor in your April 29 edition, "Money watch needs closer look," referred to…
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Act would level business playing field
On behalf of the Kent Chamber of Commerce and our 480 members, I urge the Washington State Congressional…
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Money watch needs a closer look
LID (Local Improvement Districts) 363 was started in 1992, possibly even before. Millions of dollars have been collected…