Are double-blind studies really needed where such a wealth of experience indicates its benefits elsewhere?
He gets an F in everything but what conservatives secretly value most.
He dishonors the flag under which he and fellow black players earn millions of dollars.
The Republican presidential candidate guarantees to solve all our problems — but how?
Accurate reporting would help stem the corruption and malfeasance that plague the U.S.
We’ll be watching out for our neighbors, who were harassed by someone who clearly doesn’t reflect the values we love.
I fear its two-year break will lead money intended for it to eventually be spent elsewhere.
George Vrable equating the League of Women Voters with a racist, right-wing faction is not someone I want representing me.
He’s able to intelligently handle a wide array of information and taken into account other points of view.
Initiative 732 research indicates the measure would net benefits for Nippon Paper Industries USA.
Vote yes this November on Initiative 735.
Is the future of health care where the hospital charges you to use the doctor’s office?
I’ve seen more dental advertisements in Port Angeles recently than in the past 10 years.
Vote against Initiative 1433 to absolve the “general consequences.”
As Seattle is displaying, complications arise, and solutions can present themselves only with commitment.
The outlook if Clinton is elected is grim indeed.
It’s obvious that Brian Coughenour has no idea of the county’s vast veteran population.
In talking about Commissioner Mike Chapman, Jim Leskinovitch abdicates his duty to reserve bias.
The Affordable Housing Action Group picks up a great deal of the slack during the summer.
A recent letter writer saw conspiracies where there were none.
