Feeling unsafe at the Park-n-Ride | Federal Way letter to the editor
Myself and several of my co-workers from the airport have a major concern at the Federal Way Park-n-Ride on 320th.
We take the 574 from the Park-n-Ride to the airport on the early morning times. The amount of homeless people and crime is increasing. We are starting to feel unsafe when we are trying to commute to work. Most recently, there was an assault on one of the bus drivers.
March 2, 2009
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Say yes to dogs in the grocery store | Letters
Personally, I believe that dogs really bring out the best in us. They are irrepressibly cheerful, even in the face of a life of deprivation and hardship. They are loyal, loving and forgiving, never holding a grudge.
Don’t assume your readers have sex | Letters
Concerning Amy Johnson’s column “Gonorrhea Grows in S. King County,” I’m wondering why there was no mention of abstinence or monogamy as ways to prevent STDs.
Troubles with the medical bureaucracy | Letters
We thought dealing with the IRS was tough? Try dealing with Medicare as a “provider.”
Occupy Federal Way has more to learn | Letters
The Occupy Federal Way group’s limited vision for America is apparent when they criticize Moore and turn their backs on Newt Gingrich as he articulated solutions to America’s enormous challenges.
Federal Way pilot’s fatal crash raises questions | Letters
(RE: “Plane piloted by Federal Way swim coach crashed 20 minutes after takeoff”):
Political statements at Federal Way rally | Letters
Last Friday, Feb. 24, our city hosted a historical event: a visit by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, a 2012 candidate for President of the United States.
Facebook ruins online comment experience | Letters
Requiring a Facebook logins ruins websites. Nobody wants to participate when FB is required.
Porn and public computers | Letters
The fact that King County libraries allow pornography on public computers shows that we really do not understand the correlation between human trafficking and pornography.
November election: forward or backward
The November election will decide whether Sammamish moves forward or backward. With the departure of long serving council members Mark Cross and Michelle Petitti, the political faction that has created a city bureaucracy, but not a city, is breaking up.
Gas station in Highlands too high a risk
In the beginning, Issaquah Highlands offered a vision of a green community that would reduce dependency on cars. Now, it seems to be morphing into something else.
