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To the editor — Steve Jones' letter to the editor on March 30 titled "Trump doing a fantastic job handling crisis? Really?" is full of false and misleading comments. In this letter he states t…
To the editor — For a town with one hospital and a massive low-income population facing housing instability, elected Yakima officials have been doing the bare minimum in the face of COVID-19.
To the editor — I live in senior housing, and so many of us are bombarded with scary news -- some real, some guesses. Talk shows have guests who say they know the facts, then you turn the chan…
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To the editor — When I read of the local jailbreak, I got a couple of ideas. I could go on a major shoplifting spree and when I get caught, I will simply state that I did it out of fear of COV…
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Early last year, Daniel Ziblatt co-authored a New York Times op-ed titled “Why Autocrats Love Emergencies.”
The era of small government is over — and a Republican president is helping to end it.
CHICAGO — My children have known for years that, when I die, I want to be quickly cremated and split evenly among my loved ones. They know I'd prefer a film festival to a funeral, but fancy death plans give hope only to the dying, while funerals provide comfort and fellowship to those left behind.
Central Washington had Amtrak passenger rail service via Stampede Pass (Burlington Northern Santa Fe tracks) until October 1981, when service was rerouted over Stevens Pass.
Many of you know we recently lost a great leader. What you may not know is the profound impact Brian Winter had on school safety.
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