Opinion

By Patrick Robinson

I truly believe that the coarsening of society, the loss of manners, kindness, listening and balance has grown way way way out of control.

By Patrick Robinson

What if we’ve been thinking about homelessness wrong all along?  What if the entire issue is in part a misallocation of resources?

By Patrick Robinson

By Jerry Robinson

Editor’s note: Publisher emeritus Jerry Robinson, who died in 2014, wrote a newspaper column for more than 60 years. Today, April 6, would have been his 102nd birthday.

By Patrick Robinson

The term bandwidth, taken from technology refers to the maximum rate of data transfer across a given path.

By Kevin Henry

There are an estimated 100,000 Ukrainian Americans in Washington state.

By Patrick Robinson

  By Patrick Robinson

Human beings by their nature are learning creatures, who by testing limits eventually arrive at a mutual consensus about the world around them. Fire is hot, knives are sharp, dogs can bite.

By Bob Ortblad