Shifting between childhood and adulthood propels an uncovering of information and a new reality, as human beings become independent thinkers. While ignorance is bliss, knowing… Continue reading
On Monday morning, June 28, a trail runner found a man who’d been missing for eight days in the wilderness near North Bend. According to… Continue reading
Staff reports: The Washington State Transportation Commission has launched its public comment process as it prepares to increase toll rates on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge,… Continue reading
Rajiv Nagaich
Traditional estate planning is based on notions that are out of sync with today’s realities. Is the goal of your estate plan to make things… Continue reading
Temps could break 100 degrees three consecutive days June 26-28
Libraries, malls among spots to go; several cities to open cooling centers
We all heard the craze over CBD oil and edibles, but the next big thing in cannabis is definitely Delta 8. Delta 8 is a… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor When it comes to manufacturing compact luxury sports sedans, the folks at Lexus know what they’re doing. With more than 20… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor The latest incarnation of the Mercedes AMG E63 S sedan exemplifies textbook German engineering. This 2021 model builds on the high-performance… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor The Mazda3 has always looked the part of a sports car. Now, with a Skyactiv-G, 2.5-liter, DOHC turbocharged engine, it acts… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor If the great outdoors is your playground, it only makes sense the 2021 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 Trail Special Edition is the… Continue reading
Software ban applies to King County Sheriff’s Office
The new rates will go into effect July 1
By Larry Lark, contributor Sometimes it’s better to zig when the competition zags. That’s what Hyundai did with the 2021 Sonata N Line, an expansion… Continue reading
Staff reports The King County Council approved a seventh round of emergency funding in response to COVID-19, this time totaling more than $631 million. The… Continue reading
Warm Memorial Day weekend weather expected to draw people to swimming, boating
Disconnection ban ends on July 31
With a plan to remove dams on the Snake River shelved, leaders must commit to broader-based actions.
Editor’s note: This is a press release from the candidate’s campaign.
