A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
An Earth Day conversation with Paul Roberts on climate change, hope and commitment.
You can get ‘em cheaper and easier at the store, sure, but then you miss out on spuds’ real perks.
Regardless of the outcome, communities should seek out solutions, not penalties, for homelessness.
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Nostalgia often puts too rosy a tint on the past. But it can be used to see the present more clearly.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Thanks to The Herald for its efforts to battle homelessness, along with the poverty and drug problems that are both cause and effect of it… Continue reading
We’ve all seen the YouTube videos of how the Yellowstone man-beast encounters dramatically played out (“Last man to see grizzly in Cascades says return ‘would… Continue reading
The week in fakery comes with the disturbing news that many say they believe the Trumpian lies.
It will do as it determines, but retaliation against Iran bears the consequences of further exchanges.
Segregation in education remains, as does racism, but the case is a milestone of the 20th century.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
A judge clears a state program to set aside forestland and sell carbon credits for climate efforts.
The Puget Sound region’s population is expected to grow by 4 million people in two or three decades, yet in its most recent planning document,… Continue reading
In a recent letter to the editor regarding Christians and Donald Trump, the writer states “I have no trouble voting for Trump” because “why would… Continue reading
Next session, our state Legislature must pass legislation that clarifies how family court judges should address the harms of family violence in family court. Under… Continue reading
The dystopian movie serves to warn against division and for finding common ground in our concerns.
