I did not vote for President-elect Donald Trump.
There was a big focus on funding and on technical skills as state senate candidates from the fifth and 41st legislative districts participated in a forum at Renton Technical College Oct. 13 to talk about education.
Robert James Morrison on Sept. 8 entered a plea of not guilty to all charges during a brief arraignment at the Norm Maleng Justice Center in Kent.
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged Robert James Morrison, 42, of Bellevue, Aug. 26 with one count of communicating with a minor for immoral purposes and three counts of rape of a child in the third degree. He was arrested Aug. 24 in Renton at Lee’s Martial Arts Academy LLC where he is an instructor and he is listed as the sole governing person for the corporation. Morrison also operated a martial arts studio in Maple Valley.
I used to have a comic in my cube at work in which a waitress at a diner asks a journalist what is going on and he says nothing.
“No news is good news,” the waitress says.
All subjects in the police blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
Beckley swaps in a more friendly mascot for the Washington Redskins
So as anyone who’s ever read a comic book will tell you, every major metropolitan newsroom must contain at least one superhero, or, more specifically, the secret identity of said superhero.
It’s one of the by laws that govern the cabal – I mean, secret society- I mean, uh, public service organization commonly referred to as the “Media Elite.”
I have to tell you, I’m a little conflicted over this latest batch of WikiLeaks documents.
As a journalist, I believe we should have access to, well, just about everything. The only way to get a real sense of exactly what my government is doing is to be able to read the actual documents.
I’ve been a political junkie for more than 20 years. But this year is trying my patience.
This year is literally the Dumbest election season I have ever seen. There have been bad choices in the past, but this year is just Dumb.
There’s no other word for it.
Three Democrats, including a former political opponent of Pam Roach, have taken the unusual step of issuing a press release announcing their support for the incumbent senator from the 31st district.
The decision by Chris Hurst, Yvonne Ward and Karen Willard comes in the wake of revelations of allegations about the past of Roach’s challenger, Sumner City Councilman Matt Richardson.
For years, Sumner City Councilman and 31st District Senate candidate Matt Richardson has been dogged by allegations about his past. Rumors of all sorts — including a criminal background — have simply refused to go away.
Three Democrats, including a former political opponent of Pam Roach, have taken the unusual step of issuing a press release announcing their support for the incumbent senator from the 31st district.
The decision by Chris Hurst, Yvonne Ward and Karen Willard comes in the wake of revelations of allegations about the past of Roach’s challenger, Sumner City Councilman Matt Richardson.
For years, Sumner City Councilman and 31st District Senate candidate Matt Richardson has been dogged by allegations about his past. Rumors of all sorts — including a criminal background — have simply refused to go away.
The 31st Legislative District’s state Senate seat will remain in Republican hands, the only question left is whose hands?
Returns from the Aug. 17 primary election show incumbent Sen. Pam Roach finishing in first place with 40.85 percent of the vote.
Finishing second with 22.64 percent of the vote is Sumner City Councilman Matt Richardson.
The 31st Legislative District field appears to have been set for November’s general election, despite a of couple of races from last week’s primary remaining close through the weekend.
Races are unofficial until certification, which occurs at the county level Sept. 1. The state is expected to certify Sept. 7.
The 31st Legislative District field appears to have been set for November’s general election, despite a of couple of races from last week’s primary remaining close through the weekend.
Races are unofficial until certification, which occurs at the county level Sept. 1. The state is expected to certify Sept. 7.
With just a week left until primary ballots are due, candidates for the 31st District State Senate seat are making their final push for votes.
Voters have plenty of choices this year, with two candidates on each side of the aisle tossing their hats in the ring for a shot at representing the area in Olympia.
It’s fairly well documented that I don’t think particularly highly of the Tea Party Movement.
I believe the exact phrase I used was “Generally speaking, the Tea Partiers are a bunch of angry, ill-informed loudmouths whose inconsistency on their own positions and total ignorance of government, history and the Constitution makes them impossible to take seriously.”
A Thurston County Superior Court Judge ruled Friday that Sumner councilmember and 31st District Senate candidate Matt Richardson’s voter pamphlet statement is untrue and must be changed.
A Thurston County Superior Court Judge ruled Friday that Sumner councilmember and 31st District Senate candidate Matt Richardson’s voter pamphlet statement is untrue and must be changed.
State Senator Pam Roach (R-31) has filed suit against challenger and Sumner Councilman Matt Richardson over statements made in his voter’s pamphlet statement.
It is an unusual step that is rarely taken, but allowed under RCW 29A.32.090, which states that a candidate’s statement “shall not contain false or misleading statements about the candidate’s opponent.”
State Senator Pam Roach (R-31) has filed suit against challenger and Sumner Councilman Matt Richardson over statements made in his voter’s pamphlet statement.
It is an unusual step that is rarely taken, but allowed under RCW 29A.32.090, which states that a candidate’s statement “shall not contain false or misleading statements about the candidate’s opponent.”
