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Posted Tue, Oct 13, 8:57 a.m.
Gotta agree with Geezer. We will need to make some tough choices on allocating our public resources. Adults have had their chance, we need to direct our efforts to help young people succeed.
MOREPosted Wed, Jan 14, 7:50 a.m.
After many communications with the City Council I just don't understand why they wouldn't want to have some debate. Richard Conlin has these little quotes about democracy and such. Every Email I send gets a canned response enforcing whatever view that council member has. The only thing I can figure ...
MOREPosted Fri, Dec 5, 9:18 a.m.
Ted, I can't agree with you more. As a retired Seattle native, I have attempted to communicate with the Council and Mayors' office for the last couple years. I innocently thought they were interested in citizen input. What a fool I was! I would have to say the funniest one ...
MOREPosted Wed, Nov 19, 8:59 a.m.
In my experience, this ship has sailed. The Seattle Police, with the support of Nick Licatas' office, confiscated my weapon (no charges, no crime) and refuse to return it. The city has already established a no gun policy.
MOREPosted Thu, Jun 26, 8:42 a.m.
Mr. Mayor: Please Read: I can only hope that the City Council and Mayor read this story. Their attitude of "how can we best further our own agenda, and spend tax money doing it" is getting tiresome. I have an investment property, and have been very careful with on how ...
MOREPosted Mon, Jun 9, 9:45 a.m.
One House at a Time: As a retired construction Laborer, I've worked on many commercial buildings in Seattle and Bellevue, so I'm not opposed to development. I am now on my second old home restoration and I feel I am making a contribution to preservation and affordable housing. Just the ...
MOREPosted Wed, May 7, 9:01 a.m.
Time to Modernize: I would love to see a good broadband network in this city. I recently moved a few blocks north from my home in Wallingford, where I had decent DSL, and found it became slower in my new house. The funny part of the article was "increasing citizen ...
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