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Updated 1 week, 2 days ago

COLUMN: College football playoff selection was a mess

It’s not a normal day in December if college football teams are not throwing their hands in the air after being le…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
What happened to our Constitution?

ICE rounded up 680 aliens last week. Some were labeled “criminals” without their day in court. No due process. No equal protection. Evidently, being suspected of a crime is the “new” high bar for deporting people. …

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Last dance

I sat down last week to write this letter but had a difficult time finding the right words. Writing about end times can be depressing but I realized it is also joyous depending upon our perspective on life. Many ye…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Time to unite

This is a true moment: the American people all over the world speaking up at town halls and in the streets for immigrants’ rights, Obama Health Care and no Muslim ban. Our world is made up of different ethnic group…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Are you dealing with claustrophobic spiritual distress?

Yes, there are things I enjoy about winter. For example, I love Christmas. It is not just a day but a season that lasts for twelve days. This gives me an excus…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Farmer voting 'yes'

By this fall we will have 77 portables ranging in cost from $225,000-$330,000 each. Adding portables is not a scare tactic, it is the only option to provide a classroom for every child in our district when school s…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Washington state passes new education funding bill

The state lawmakers passed a bill for funding local bond levies with statewide levy dollars last week. This new bill should help to reduce or eliminate the local tax burden of the existing bond being proposed by th…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
School bond ballot – vote 'no'

Don’t throw your ballot away if you want the bond defeated. That is effectively a vote for passing the bond. Vote “no” if you can’t afford more taxes or recognize that the project is at least 27 million dollars too…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Good schools are important to the community

We are writing to express our support for the MLSD bond. This decision hinges on the need to provide infrastructure that is vital to our community’s continuing prosperity.

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
The future of our schools is inn the hands of our community

Our high school is the second largest in the state and over its intended capacity. We have had to implement a staggered schedule to meet students’ needs now. In elementary, my child’s classroom has over 30 students…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
School facilities are a smart investment

We support the Moses Lake School District construction bond and hope others will join us in supporting education and economic growth in our community. We are proud to live in Moses Lake and appreciate the great edu…

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
MLSD numbers don't add up

Moses Lake School District wants to you believe that a bigger high school will equal smarter students.

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
School bond pros and cons

We just had our properties reassessed so that is tough. I get it and I know that a lot of people are on fixed incomes and can’t afford the increase. Some of you may be able to apply for a senior exemption. I don’t …

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
School growth can't wait

I, like most, take no pleasure any time property taxes increase. I need to be convinced of the necessity. The 2017 Moses Lake School District’s construction bond proposal is a challenge we’re forced to confront as …

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Vote 'yes' for Moses Lake schools

I hope you’ll join us in voting “yes” for Moses Lake schools.

Updated 8 years, 10 months ago
Schools are crowded beyond capacity already

On Feb. 14, the community of Moses Lake has a choice. Our community’s children are our future city leaders, doctors, farmers, mechanics, et cetera. Why would we not want the best education possible for them?