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Letter: ‘Portland quietly admitting that TriMet’s ridership is too low to be worth running full-capacity trains’
Bryan White of Orchards expresses concern about TriMet’s low ridership and potential impacts on Clark County.
Opinion: Think it’s tough to do business in Washington? Here’s the proof …
Mark Harmsworth discusses Washington’s anti-business policies and their impact on business startups and growth.
Opinion: What would be the real impact of I-2117 on transit?
Charles Prestrud discusses the real impact of I-2117 on Washington’s transit funding.
Opinion: How can we reward people for finding information that contradicts their ideology?
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses how ideological biases hinder the pursuit of truth in public policy.
Letter: New movie on COVID vaccine victims deserves a watch
Richard Beamish discusses the documentary on COVID vaccine victims, urging viewers to watch.
Letter: An idea whose time has come
Amboy resident Tom Schenk proposes a practical solution to the Interstate Bridge replacement project, advocating for two new bridges to address growing traffic.
Opinion: Mill Town makes memorable first impression with Camas football
Camas football makes a bold statement with new Mill Town uniforms, embracing community tradition.
Opinion: Wages taken from workers often give paid time off to others more than once
Elizabeth New discusses how Washington state’s PFML fund impacts workers’ wages, especially those of lower-income earners.
Opinion: Study – Repealing the capital gains income tax would affect only about 1% of state revenues
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues that repealing the capital gains tax would have minimal impact on Washington state revenues.
POLL: Do you believe the partnership between Joe Kent and Heidi St. John will strengthen the Republican campaign in Southwest Washington?
POLL: Will the partnership between Joe Kent and Heidi St. John strengthen the Republican campaign in Southwest Washington?
Opinion: When leaders lead
Mark Moore praises Heidi St. John for uniting with Joe Kent to support his 3rd Congressional District campaign.
Opinion: Waiting for pedestrians
Doug Dahl explains Washington’s pedestrian safety laws, focusing on when drivers should stop at crosswalks.
Opinion: Initiative 2109 would repeal Washington’s harmful capital gains income tax
Initiative 2109 aims to repeal Washington’s capital gains tax, affecting business investment and economic growth.
Opinion: Silent Majority Foundation files lawsuit against WSU
Silent Majority Foundation files a lawsuit against WSU for allegedly violating Dr. Renata Moon’s free speech rights.
Letter: “I’m not convinced’ immersed tunnel won’t work
Hayden Island resident Sam Churchill argues against IBR program claims, supporting the immersed tunnel option for the Columbia River bridge.
Opinion: Election prep – Treasurer and insurance commissioner
Opinion: With the 2024 general election approaching, voters should pay close attention to the state treasurer and insurance commissioner races.
Letter: The city of Camas proposed sales tax and vehicle registration fee
Camas resident Gary Perman opposes a new sales tax and vehicle registration fee, citing an unfair burden on low-income residents.
Letter: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez ‘in favor of open borders and always votes her party line to put illegal aliens above legal American citizens’
Lauren Colas of Camas writes about Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s voting record, criticizing her support for open borders and aligning with far-left progressives like Kamala Harris.