I have just finished reading Wally DuChateau’s well written weekly column in your April 6 issue. I happen to agree…
The phrase, “It Takes a Village,” to raise a child was coined several years ago in the media and I…
One of the mysteries around Buckley is what happened to the beautiful sea of yellow daffodils that surrounded the flag…
I have to give Wally DuChateau credit for writing the funniest of his four columns I have ever read. I…
Editor’s note: the following is in response to the Wally’s World column in the March 30 edition. Well, Wally, your…
“The labor movement was the principal force that transformed misery and despair into hope and progress. Out of its bold…
Health care: Imposes higher fees on individuals and employers who go without insurance. The plan would strengthen the individual mandate…
On the past and the future: About 25 years ago, I came to Black Diamond to look at the site…
Imagine if you will a local hangout where people of all ages come and gather, making many memories and acquiring…
It was with great excitement that my 9-year-old son attended his first little league baseball practice. As I watched practice, I was dismayed by the difference of the size of the players.
Of course, the Constitution should not be tampered with, but it has to be adjusted for change in the economic, political, social, technological, militarial, demographical – must I go on before I vomit?
In observing the process and doing our own research regarding the decisions concerning our library in Enumclaw, we commend the council for the wisdom and courage to investigate further.