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Edition Date: August 14, 2006
It may be legal, but what about families and seniors?
Jeanne Yoder
Woodinville
Mr. DeYoung has waited patiently for 10 years, looking forward to 2008, to regain control of the Canterbury Square property.

 

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Reason and common sense called for
Brigette Possin
via e-mail
In response to Mr. Bolotin’s letter: Nobody asked for the killing coyotes. I own about three acres of woods which I leave for coyotes, raccoons, deer and other animals who want to live there. So sharing isn’t the problem here.

 

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Keeping small pets inside keeps them safe
Wendy Walsh
Woodinville
Yet another flyer came to my mailbox about a missing cat, and it breaks my heart.

 

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Proposed code changes threaten farms and rural neighborhoods
Michael Tanksley
President, Hollywood Hill Association
King County is considering zoning code changes that would significantly increase the allowable size and scope of industrial and retail business activities in our rural neighborhoods and on farmlands.

 

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What’s Woodinville’s worst case scenario for Brightwater?
Dr. Robert S. Yeats
The City of Woodinville has valid reasons to dispute recent findings issued by King County that there is no evidence of active earthquake faults under the Brightwater regional wastewater treatment facility. Brightwater meets the definition of “critical facility” as ...

 

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The people of Iraq are very glad we came
Steve D. Burke
I have recently returned from a 17 day trip to Iraq. I am not in the CIA, the military or the press corps; I volunteered to go, along with four other ordinary American men from Port Angeles. Our group traveled to Northern Iraq to help build a women’s center ...

 

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