Correcting our ways I am angered, moved and remain hopeful by the Patagonia film, “Artifishal,” which takes an unflinching look at the heart-wrenching challenges to… Continue reading
“The Art of Alzheimer’s” features work by artists who have Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia.
On Aug. 2, Mr. Roger Clarke-Johnson’s letter (Bothell-Kenmore Reporter, Aug. 2) argued President Trump was not racist in his tweet about legislators known as “The… Continue reading
What’s at stake is the issue of digital equity and access.
After getting signatures for a measure that didn’t qualify, Restore Washington wants to do its own.
Many of Ms. Pak’s columns revolve around a recurring theme: “Let’s talk about race.” Her latest column “We’re better than this” (Reporter, July 26), is… Continue reading
There are more than 110,000 residents of our state living with Alzheimer’s disease and more than 348,000 family members and friends are acting as unpaid… Continue reading
Vote ‘yes’ to Prop. 1 Please vote to approve the revised Prop. 1 for EvergreenHealth to provide much-needed upgrades to your 50-year-old community hospital. Your… Continue reading
The effects Trump’s words can have on us.
Letters policy is meant to provide direction and transparency.
A climate crisis Aaron Kunkler’s article on feedback loops of CO2 and methane (bothell-reporter.com, July 14) make it clear that global warming is already in… Continue reading
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Partnerships make it possible for KCLS to serve a broader range of people, while stretching tax dollars.
The 2020 Census is coming and that can greatly affect everything from government representation and federal funding.
Excellent reporting on the Margins program from Mercer Island High School (Reporter, June 14). Kudos to the staff and students involved in this social justice… Continue reading
As school gets out for the summer, I’d like to stress the importance of talking to teenagers about driving safety. Motor vehicle crashes are the… Continue reading
Four women are vying to become the next House speaker. The Democratic caucus will decide in July.
June is Pride month and PFLAG Bellevue Eastside has been supporting the local LGBTQ+ community since 1996.
