Opinion

Mon, 12/29/08

This year from Santa, did you get

What you wished for, or feel regret

For reaching in your stocking's sole

You found a great big lump of coal

And did you have a merry feast

Complete with wine and roasted beast…MORE

Mon, 12/22/08

The Herald took a chance on me

When some considered poetry

Was worthy not of printer's ink

No matter how it made you think

Unlike the current "poemophobes"

Who rule from under neon globes

Or claim to be…MORE

Mon, 12/15/08

To my fellow West Seattle citizens who like I, were too busy with their lives to follow the details of (the recent) special session in Olympia - whether or not to reinstate I-747.

Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos (District 37, Seattle) displayed…MORE

Mon, 12/08/08

On Monday, Nov. 24, the City Council unanimously approved the Seattle budget for 2009-2010.

This action was the outcome of seven weeks of hard work and discussion and votes on more than 100 proposed budget changes and policy issues,…MORE

Mon, 12/01/08

By Mathew Manweller

Last summer I wrote about a nationwide survey conducted by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute in partnership with the University of Connecticut, of 14,000 college students from across the nation. The survey found…MORE

Mon, 12/01/08

By Richard Conlin

On Monday, Nov. 24, the City Council unanimously approved the Seattle budget for 2009-2010.

This action was the outcome of seven weeks of hard work and discussion and votes on more than 100 proposed budget changes…MORE

Mon, 12/01/08

The Kenney looks at the needs of seniors

By R. Kevin McFeely

Within the next five years, the oldest members of the Boom Generation will begin to retire, thus beginning an era where one in almost every four persons in our community…MORE

Mon, 12/01/08

As the city continues its march to place parking meters wherever there are a few cars, those of us in Ballard can look about and judge just what it means to have no free parking around. In fact, we have precious little parking available at any…MORE

Mon, 12/01/08

It was done once before, but years ago. Alaska Junction merchants worked to have them removed and established free (but limited) parking behind many of the stores in the area.

So no paid parking? A few years ago there was a burst of…MORE

Mon, 11/24/08

For years, the noble Kenney stood

With views of shaded lawn and wood

A kind and gracious, caring home

Set proudly neath a stately dome

Her residents, in comfort spent

Long days of leisure, quite content

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