Letters to the Editor
Thank you, mayor, City Council
I want to thank Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke, for considering a veto on a measure passed by the…
Letters to the Editor
Decisions ignore will of the voters
How much time and money did it take for the city financial task force to come to the…
Opinion
Treaty rights support our salmon habitat recovery effort | BEING FRANK
Treaty rights support our salmon habitat recovery effort Treaty tribes in Western Washington have won some recent treaty…
Letters to the Editor
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,…
Opinion
Made in America is a very big deal | Brunell
In the presidential campaign leading up to the November elections, hopefully we will hear about ways to "Make…
Opinion
Hard-working janitors need protection | Guest op
Rosa is a single mother who supports her three children by cleaning at a busy mall. Although she…
Letters to the Editor
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…
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City officials to blame in botched park deal
After reading about the boondoggle of the Pine Tree Park debacle, as a taxpayer, I often question how…
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Allegations are off base
Mr. Stevens’ allegations (Kent Reporter, April 15) that the Kent School District and it’s “PAC” are dishonest and…
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What the bond truly says
I was troubled by a letter to the editor from Mr. Clark Stevens that suggested Kent School District…
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No tricks with bond campaign
Last week’s printed edition featured a letter to the editor about “dishonest tactics” on the part of the…
Letters to the Editor
Support our schools, vote yes on bond
Our children in Kent and Covington spend several hours every day in public school buildings.