Is Washington going to make progress for kids or maintain the status quo? If we’re ready to make some real…
Thank you for running the story about the Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra in your February 21 edition. I appreciate your…
Although I agree with John Carlson on almost everything, I do disagree with him that the I-90 bridge never had…
It is interesting that during the Bush Administration there was a cry out of Seattle that the USA needed Obama…
To be sure, Bellevue’s International School is a unique offering and an excellent academic experience. But it is certainly neither…
The payday lending industry has put Washington state at the top of their list of states that could have negative…
The picture that came to mind as I read John Carlson’s commentary, “Things have changed, haven’t they” (Bellevue Reporter, Feb….
You are already aware that in the Greater Seattle area, the YMCA does things like provide swimming lessons and child…
Bill Hirt’s letter “Light Rail Wrong for Bellevue” (Reporter, Feb. 7) is simply more of the same myopic naysaying about…
I read with great interest the article by Mark Nassutti on the Eastide homeless in the Feb. 4 issue of…
The writer of the information did not intend for it to be published as a letter. The Reporter has removed…
On Monday, Feb. 2, I along with several hundred other Bellevue residents attended the City Council meeting on Sound Transit’s…
A bill (HB 1350) has been introduced that would fundamentally alter the way we conduct our presidential elections by doing…
I really enjoyed reading the commentary by John Carlson “Christmas Chaos at the Capital.” I have Jewish blood in me,…
Regarding John Carlson’s column, “The cooling of global warming,” global warming is boutique science (and I use the word science…
Isn’t it time that your readers can receive the views of a positive forward thinking conservative writer to replace the…
A recent letter writer complained about those ungrateful Iraqis who after all we’ve done for them prefer security over freedom….
To answer Brent Bartlett’s response to John Carlson about the displays at the Capitol, we Christians do not have a problem with atheists putting up a display on their holiday (whatever or whenever that might be).
Prior to making any recommendation for light rail routing on the Eastside, residents should be assured the Lake Washington floating bridge can support a viable light rail system that has three or four-car trains every three or four minutes, carrying 12,000 to 16,000 riders per hour in both directions.
