Democracy does not require everyone to agree. But it does require people to participate. We cannot expect government to reflect the will of the people if the people have withdrawn from the process.
by Melissa Petrini
As voters receive their ballots, a Highline resident letter to the editor examines Highline's Tech Levy
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Sea-Tac expansion promises growth, but community advocate Debi Wagner argues nearby communities already pay the price through pollution, illness, and regulatory neglect.
King County Council voted 7–2 Tuesday to oppose two citizen initiatives after contentious testimony, entering a heated statewide political debate.
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