Letters to the Editor
Goodman has provided ‘great service to our state’ | Letter to the Editor
I am writing to support Roger Goodman, state representative of the 45th Legislative District who was recently given…
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Older residents are overburdened with high utility costs and levies | Letter to the Editor
In response to Bob Yoder's comment in the Redmond Reporter on Oct. 19: I totally agree that longer-time…
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Article downplays the seriousness of Rosa Parks overcrowding | Letter to the Editor
Unfortunately, an article in the Oct. 19 Redmond Reporter serves to downplay the seriousness of the overcrowding at…
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Referendum 74 reactions | Letters to the Editor
• The hope in approving Referendum 74 is that it will improve the lives of same-sex couples and…
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Joel Hussey: The right person for the job at the right time | Letter to the Editor
Redmond residents, ballots are in the mail and its time to make a decision. People of any political…
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Cyrus Habib: Working to improve quality of life | Letter to the Editor
I care deeply about the Eastside. Not only was I born and raised in Bellevue, I spent over…
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Roger Goodman: A public safety champion | Letter to the Editor
Forty-fifth District state Rep. Roger Goodman’s strong record on drunk driving has been outrageously distorted by his opponent…
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Hank Myers: A prescription for great government | Letter to the Editor
I “inherited” Hank Myers (48th District, Pos. 2 candidate) as a patient at the PolyClinic when his previous…
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Hussey ‘truly cares’ about the 45th District | Letter to the Editor
I’m writing to express my support for Joel Hussey in the race for State Representative 45th District, Position…
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Habib’s tax proposal will ‘punish’ top Eastside companies | Letter to the Editor
How can we fix our state’s economy? Increase taxes. Specifically on technology including Eastside employers Microsoft and Google.…
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The 8 percent property tax revenue contribution to the mayor’s budget is too high | Letter to the Editor
Property tax contributes 8 percent to the revenues of Mayor Marchione’s proposed 2013-2014 budget. The mayor is asking…
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Ref. 74 ‘recognizes love and commitment’ | Letter to the Editor
I share Claudine Gallacher’s concern for children and feel the need to address her letter posted Oct. 5.…
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Ref. 74: ‘Please vote for freedom for these families’ | Letter to the Editor
In the Oct. 5 edition of the Redmond Reporter, a reader asked us to “consider the rights of…
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Referendum 74: ‘Consider the rights of our children’ | Letter to the Editor
In last month’s Reporter, Rev. Lois Van Leer asked voters to approve Referendum 74 and legalize same-sex marriages.…
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Drivers need to pay close attention to pedestrians | Letter to the Editor
Every intersection in Washington state is a crosswalk, whether it is marked or not. Pedestrians have the right-of-way…
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Some Redmond crosswalks need to be re-striped | Letter to the Editor
Regarding the recent front-page photo and article about Redmond’s enforcement of the crosswalk law: Is Redmond’s protection of…
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Can ‘environmental friends’ be stopped in Redmond? | Letter to the Editor
From tree socks in Anderson Park to gravel in Hartman trail, can those “environment friends” be stopped somehow?…
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Business owner applauds Sonics’ possible return to area | Letter to the Editor
As a business owner, Eastsider and, of course, a sports fan, I wanted to applaud the recent developments…
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Villeneuve missed the point with GOP convention column | Letter to the Editor
Mr. Villeneuve, I think you missed the point of the GOP convention (Aug. 31 Reporter). It’s the economy!…
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To fix overcrowding, more schools are needed | Reporter Web comment
To fix (Rosa Parks Elementary) overcrowding, you have to build more schools, which means approving more construction bonds.