Fern
Woodinville |
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We moved to Woodinville in September — my
wonderful husband, daughter and I. As a family,
we absolutely love the area, love the people,
the sense of community. We love seeing horses
trot by with little folks on them, with smiles
bigger than they are. We love the serenity
of our neighborhood, and the kindness of all
we have come in contact with.
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| Editorial
did not encourage reasonable debate |
Bob
Horn
via e-mail |
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Thank you for publishing Christie True’s
letter in your June 5th edition, correcting
the misinformation provided by State Representative
Toby Nixon earlier.
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| Stormwater,
not population, influences capacity |
Emma
Dixon
Woodinville |
| In
the EIS, King County identified the maximum
capacity for the existing sewer system at 250mgd
(million gallons per day) and projected a steady
increase in flows, driven by population, to
reach that maximum by 2010.
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| Self-supporting
fees are infuriating and unfair |
Maxine
Keesling
Woodinville |
| What
a fascinating article on King County’s
DDES billing practices, especially that regarding
the Lechners’ unbelievable experiences
beginning nearly seven years and $40,000 ago.
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Karen
Hergert
Woodinville |
| I’ve
attended many Woodinville City Council meetings
since I moved into the city, and I’ve
been attending them on a far more regular basis
since last November.
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| Only “a
few good men” left |
Richard
Duncalf, Sr.
Woodinville |
| The
last six months the citizens of Woodinville
have seen four veteran staff members of the
City of Woodinville resign from their jobs
with the City.
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| Pressure
to purify our community? |
Wendy
Walsh
Woodinville |
| When
I moved to Woodinville in 1957, I lived in
a home right where City Hall now holds its
public meetings. In those days Woodinville
was a very diverse community. There were people
from every socio-economic background — from
those who lived in ...
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