Mr. David Lucavish is a former Covington City Council member with a wealth of knowledge and experience his opponent just doesn’t have. I have attended… Continue reading
I am writing in support of Jennifer Harjehausen for her bid to become a Covington City Council member. Of the two candidates for Position No.… Continue reading
When did people with the courage to do the right thing for our community and citizens lose its appeal? I’ve been a resident of Covington… Continue reading
On Nov. 3, 1942, a shared vision of democratic ideals and equal access to information became reality when King County voters approved the formation of… Continue reading
On Tuesday, Oct. 17, was the Black Diamond Maple Valley Chamber of Commerce Candidates Forum, where the Black Diamond candidates for mayor and two City… Continue reading
I feel compelled to act because I am concerned about the future of our town Black Diamond. My grandfather volunteered as a marine patrol officer… Continue reading
Every Student. Every Opportunity. Every Day. That’s Denise Daniels’ motto and she lives it every day. As a parent, she understands the system of education,… Continue reading
Who is Judy Baxley? What does she stand for? Judy has been part of our local civics for years, and thank goodness because citizen involvement… Continue reading
Without a doubt, Joseph Cimaomo deserves re-election to the Covington City Council and is the most qualified candidate. I have known Joe for several years… Continue reading
Editor’s note: Jennifer Harjehausen is a candidate for the Covington City Council Position No. 2. Joseph Cimaomo, Jr. has done a great job serving Covington… Continue reading
As a parent to five children attending Tahoma schools, I have an additional personal interest in the matters that affect the students in our district.… Continue reading
The citizens of Maple Valley will see Proposition 1, a levy lid lift on the November election ballot. This measure is essential to ensure core… Continue reading
As election day draws near and campaigning reaches its peak, I cannot help but notice City Council candidate Paul Selland’s signs promising that if elected,… Continue reading
The newspaper’s three-part debate for the position of Black Diamond mayor has been eye opening. Judy Baxley claims she will “reduce taxes and fees” and… Continue reading
When the legal battle on education funding returned to the state Supreme Court Tuesday, the leader of Washington’s public school system was closely monitoring this… Continue reading
“A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” Vladimir Lenin’s words still resonate 100 years to the month after the beginning of the RussianRevolution in1917.
It has been my privilege to work and serve on many committees and projects with Jennifer Harjehausen. It was there that I witnessed the actions… Continue reading
The other day my friend, a POC (person of color), had to explain to his friend, a white woman, why using the N-word wasn’t acceptable.… Continue reading
Consequences of state lawmakers’ inability to bridge their differences, preventing passage of a capital budget and water rights bill, are far less theoretical these days.… Continue reading
Jennifer Harjehausen has been a pillar in the Covington community for more than 13 years. As I sit down to write this letter, I think:… Continue reading
