Renton residents should make voting a bigger priority this election
Reader supports Marcie Maxwell for mayor Dear editor, In the 30 years I’ve known Marcie Maxwell through our PTA and community advocacy for Renton children… Continue reading
Richard Gidner resigns from Water Commissioner position Dear editor ad the customers of King County Water District 90, It has been my pleasure to serve… Continue reading
Holy procrastination! I know you meant to grow tomatoes, herbs and vegetables this summer but maybe you still haven’t planted a thing. There is a… Continue reading
The men and women responsible for running elections in Washington’s 39 counties are nervous that something, or several, will go awry with the Aug. 6… Continue reading
Reader disagrees with The Reporter’s choice
to publish Dear editor, I am appalled that you printed the letter to the editor titled “Reader has an… Continue reading
Windows and Mirrors
Census affects everything from government representation to federal funding.
Marianne Binetti will be speaking at the Auburn’s Farmers Market at noon Sunday, July 14. No charge. The second week of July is when you… Continue reading
The Compleat Garden
Time to manage your garden before July
Apartments
versus salmon Dear editor, The Cedar River is the highest priority stream/river in the watershed for Chinook salmon recovery. Chinook, listed as a threatened… Continue reading
Our thoughts
Proud to be in Renton during Pride month
Your thoughts
Keep it simple! Dear editor, In regards to the 20 mph limit, keep it simple; enforce current limits! For example, the Edmonds Avenue speedway! Sincerely,… Continue reading
Op-Ed
Earlier this month, we all learned about a sexual assault that took place in downtown Renton, a part of the city King County Sexual Assault… Continue reading
Our thoughts
Community pages can do better to spread information, and not libel
Reader responds to other reader about leaded fuel Dear editor, I would like to respond to last week’s letter to the editor titled “Lead Emissions… Continue reading
Inside Politics
The 2019 session of the Legislature included controversy, compromise, surprise, new law and more.
Column
The longer days mean plants are having a growth spurt, so be sure to feed and water to keep up with rapid growth. Roses love… Continue reading
Your thoughts
Letters to the editor for the week of June 7, 2019
Great conversations at coffee event inspire us to do better for readers
Why isn’t the city asking for federal funding? Dear editor, I read the article on the lack of sidewalks in the city of Renton last… Continue reading
