Millions of people are still trying to navigate the "new normal" amid COVID-19. From adjusting to online schooling and working from home, many are trying to keep their routines intact to maintain a sense of normalcy. With this in mind, and as an active psychotherapist at Pacific Medical Cent…
Dear Woodinville City Council,
The idea of participatory government was a radical one when it was introduced by Cleisthenes in the small, unremarkable village of Athens in 508 B.C.E. Up until that time clans, communities, and cities had been ruled by tyrants, strongmen, and oligarchs. Athens was no different. The average …
Parents of children in Washington’s public schools are worried. In early June State Superintendent Chris Reykdal announced schools would open in the fall if allowed to by local health officials. Yet within hours of Reykdal’s press conference, the WEA union and Gov. Jay Inslee said they could…
In past years, Woodinville had a group with no real contacts or humans that called themselves “Ethical Woodinville.” I found their claims to be exaggerations and fear-mongering. When a person sent them letters, there was no response. It got pretty ugly.
Washington Policy Center reported on May 12 that the state planned a mandatory collection of personal information when visiting a restaurant. This was subsequently reversed after public outcry and pressure from citizens, business owners and after multiple media outlets reported on the ruling.
The following was approved by the Body of the 45th District Democrats last Wednesday (July 1).
I wish to express my deep disgust over the personal attacks by members of the Woodinville City Council on a decent and civic-minded member of our community.
Woodinville City Council,
Councilmembers,
Dear Editor and City Council,
Dear Woodinville City Council
I'm writing to express my support for Nicolas Duchastel as a member of the planning commission and as a leader in our community.
I have called the Northshore School District area home since my family moved here in 1989.
One thing these times are teaching us is that governments that are seen as showing favoritism are risking their one essential asset: credibility based on impartiality. Health departments are finding that out with their response to COVID, and Seattle is with their response to the protests and…
Dear Editor,
An unofficial state revenue forecast is projecting a $7 billion deficit for the next four years.
Dear Community,
Dear Editor:
To our community,
Dear Editor,
Dear Editor,
The COVID-19 pandemic is taking over our news feeds, social media, conversations with friends and family — pretty much everywhere we look or listen, you will find a mention of COVID-19. It can be overwhelming for many of us.
Dear Northshore families and staff
Dear Editor,
As the Coronavirus sweeps across our community, all of us are striving to respond in a considered, calm and compassionate way. We mourn the loss of those that have died as the result of the disease and our hearts go out to their families and loved ones. Just as our communities were enriched …
Dear Editor,
The ‘Garden Guy’ is King County Master gardener, Bruce Bennett. That would be me. To let you know what you’re getting in the way of quality advice, here’s a bit of history. I have 20 years of experience as a WSU/King County Master Gardener. I am also a Washington Certified Professional Horti…
Dear Editor,
The teams of 10-15 people set up a campsite and take turns walking a track for 20 hours with dreams that their efforts will raise the funds necessary to find a cure to cancer and also support those battling cancer.
Poison Prevention Week, held during the third week of March, reminds us that some of the deadliest and most dangerous items in our homes are hiding in plain sight. Most of us are aware of the poisons in our household cleaners and pesticides and store them in places like garages or under our …
January’s winter weather hit Woodinville hard and the season isn’t over. The Pacific Northwest tends to experience snowy and chilly weather well into March. The colder temperatures mean increased use of home heating equipment. Woodinville Fire & Rescue has some simple safety tips and pre…
Hopefully, by now, the community knows that our Woodinville Chamber puts on quite a show each year with our Celebrate Woodinville summer concerts & festival, as well as the annual Winterfest Holiday Fair & Tree Lighting!
Our planet is breaking. Human burning of fossil fuels has caused global temperatures to spike at unprecedented rates. This is leading to more and more extreme climate events, like the wildfires in Australia, many more hurricanes, and widespread droughts.
As we start and plan for a new year, we briefly look back at what it was we just started or accomplished, and move forward with confidence. The very best of Woodinville is its people. The citizens who live here, the people who work here, the people who come to Woodinville to shop or the peop…
I find it appalling how frequently all the administrators in Northshore high schools are off-campus for the entire day for meetings with the Superintendent.
“I am very pleased that I have been retained as a Woodinville City Council member.
This regards the article by Don Brunell entitled “Americans are blessed in so many ways,” in which he tells about the horrors that Communism caused earlier in the century.
Probably no city in the universe is more dependent upon driver thoughtfulness and courtesy than Woodinville, Washington. That’s because of the heavy volume of daily traffic that’s funneled into the nine blocks of N.E. 175th St., between 131st Ave. NE and 140th Ave. N.E., which has only one l…
In America, our Thanksgivings range from large family gatherings to Good Samaritans volunteering in soup kitchens, serving turkey dinners to the hungry. Now think about what it’s like in other parts of the world, where people are lucky to have a few slices of bread and some rice to eat.
I saw red reading Woodinville City Councilmember Elaine Cook’s husband, Andrew Cook’s letter to the editor October 17 edition. He blatantly misconstrued the facts to attack City Councilmembers Susan Boundy-Sanders and Paula Waters.
More than a quarter-century has passed since the city of Woodinville was incorporated.
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