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Editor, Knowing that more traffic circles on state Route 503 are to be built compelled me to write. The geniuses at Washington state Department of Transportation (WSDOT) screwed the pooch this … more
Editor, It is sad that millions of Christians registered to vote probably will not. This silence allows non-believers to choose America’s direction, its laws. Millions more Christians … more
Editor, I am endorsing, voting for and encouraging you and others to vote by Nov. 5 for John Zingale for 18th Legislative District representative, Position 2. John is honest, trustworthy and has … more
Editor, As we try to determine who to vote for in the 18th Legislative District House seat, Position 2, we can study each candidate’s website along with their voter pamphlet statements to … more
Editor, I worked in La Center at the end of my career as a counselor and retired in 2018. I feel worried about the upcoming election and am writing to organize my thoughts. Background … more
Editor, This election scares me, and it is not only because of the candidates, even though each is scary in his/her own way. I fear for our nation and its future when fear becomes a prime motive … more
Editor, Last week an individual wrote in with his opinion that Democrats were too “amoral” to lead, and I simply must respond. I am wondering if the individual who wrote that letter … more
Editor,  I am writing this to our Clark County commissioners regarding the sale of Tri-Mountain golf course: I was out of town for a month and came back to find out that in your … more
Editor, As the election draws closer, we cannot ignore the growing impact of climate change on our communities. Hurricane Helene and now Hurricane Milton, along with dozens of wildfires this … more
Editor, Initiative 2117 is bad for our community. Passing I-2117 would mean our community will lose funding the Washington Legislature has made available to benefit southwest Washington. The … more
Editor, Candidate John Ley, running in the 18th legislative district, has worked tirelessly to bring common sense into the discussion on the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) and previously … more
Editor, What do 500 organizations and tribal nations in Washington have in common? They all are opposed to Initiative 2117, which would cut funding for clean water and air, wildfire prevention, … more
Editor, I’ve had three Democratic political signs stolen on Fourth Street in La Center, two of which were placed on Oct. 3. I believe that the perpetrators should know two things: It … more
Editor, I’m writing in support of Sherry Erickson for Public Utilities District commissioner. I’ve known Sherry personally for 15 years. She’s reliable, hard working, clear … more
Editor, Joe Kent is a friend of mine. I've known him and worked with him for over two years and I've seen him in many situations. He has won over doubters and critics on the spot, taking … more
John Ley is fighting hard to represent the people of the 18th District. He is the regional expert on transportation issues, including tolling, mass transit and the $7.5 billion Interstate Bridge … more
Editor, Reading the article about “tiny” homes brought to mind some questions and thoughts. Where are those 75,000 people going to find employment to enable them to pay for the … more
Editor, Because Clark County has grown exponentially, we know that Clark Public Utilities also must grow. If we citizens want affordable and reliable electricity and water, we must have the … more
Editor, I’m writing to express my outrage at how low the Democrats are going in attacking Republican candidate Joe Kent. I recently saw that they’ve gone so far as to hire a … more
Editor, According to a recent poll, the Third Congressional District race is a dead heat. But the “poll” was released by the Northwest Progressive Institute. Here’s the … more
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