By Peggy Sturdivant
The Haftersons were the first people to welcome us to the neighborhood. Idling their car in the alley along our snowy backyard white-haired Marion leaned over her husband Jim to say, “You must…MORE
Opinion
Op-Ed: 109 Year Old West Seattle Home Slated for Demolition to make room for yet another Townhouse development
Sun, 04/01/18
By David Baum
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Report crime when you see it; That's how you can make a difference
Wed, 03/28/18
By Jennifer Danner
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A Very Taxing Subject
Mon, 03/26/18
By Jean Godden
It was Ben Franklin who said nothing's certain except death and taxes. But today we tend downplay death and focus on taxes: Are they fair? Are they needed? Who should pay?
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Charter Schools: The good, the bad and the ugly
Tue, 03/13/18
By Marina Ballantyne Walne, Ph.D.
Over the years, I have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly of charter schools.
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No Gun for Miss Potter
Mon, 03/12/18
By Jean Godden
I dug out my high school annual and dusted off the cobwebs. This annual was published years ago in another state (Virginia). Regrettably, I didn't get to attend school in Seattle until enrolling at…MORE
