Gene Bremner, food for thought: I’m a senior in the city limits of Kent, and my property taxes were cut in half when I applied… Continue reading
The heart is the most vital organ. How you treat your heart largely determines how healthy you are. If you spend years neglecting this precious… Continue reading
I didn’t know about Theatre Battery until last Friday’s Page 1 story by Mark Klaas (“Pertinent play, a ‘very human’ story, hits local stage”). It’s… Continue reading
More and more senior citizens are taxed out of their homes by a high-paid governor, King County executive and city mayors. Government officials are promoting… Continue reading
Something has been bothering me. A pediatrician is supposed to be concerned about the physical, mental and social health of children from birth to young… Continue reading
I read the article “A much quieter Fourth of July in Kent” in the July 27 Kent Reporter. In the current times that we live,… Continue reading
I was taking 228th Street to go to work. When they closed 228th Street for major construction project I had been taking James (240th Street).… Continue reading
I have known Debra Entenman for more 40 years. Through that time, I have seen her demonstrate her values over and over again, and I… Continue reading
For decades now, the Pediatric Interim Care Center in Kent has helped thousands of newborn babies who are struggling with the effects of their mother’s… Continue reading
Are you angered by what is being done by the Trump administration? Do you want to stop it? Here’s how: Help flip the House of… Continue reading
I encourage constituents of the 8th Congressional District to cast their vote for Shannon Hader on Aug. 7. Shannon is the only Democrat in the… Continue reading
I am enthusiastically voting for Dr. Shannon Hader to be our 8th Congressional District representative. Shannon is an Auburn girl. I have had the pleasure… Continue reading
There is no excessive wait at the intersection of Willis and Fourth, except when a slow train rumbles through town. The vast majority of traffic… Continue reading
The 8th Congressional District is one of 23 around the country where Hillary Clinton had a majority vote but whose seat is currently held by… Continue reading
I just wanted to put a shout out to Mr. Rich Elfers for his commentary about civility (“Sweetest revenge? Sometimes it’s just being nice,” Reporter,… Continue reading
What is happening to the immigrant children who were separated from their parents at the southern border of our country? A federal judge has ordered… Continue reading
You’ve got to wonder. Decisions made lately by Kent’s mayor and City Council make me wonder what are they thinking. Do they understand the concept… Continue reading
Kent voters spoke with a 62 percent majority. We now sleep at night the week prior to July 4. Our dogs aren’t traumatized. Thank you,… Continue reading
I was absolutely flabbergasted to read in the Kent Reporter that Councilman Les Thomas wants to revoke the fireworks ban. Is he kidding? We have… Continue reading
In late 2017, the state Supreme Court directed the Legislature to address teacher salaries. The Supreme Court identified April 2018 as the deadline for the… Continue reading
