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Before Food Trucks Were Trendy, It Raised the Le Family
It was one of those rare Sundays. I had no work and it was sunny in Seattle. I heard about some famously great Cuban sandwiches in Fremont and the mere mention of that was
Read More »What’s in a Name?
“It’s not Diem – it’s Diane!” Fifth grade. Mukilteo Elementary. The playground. I was swinging upside down from the monkey bars, legs folded over the metal, talking to a friend who swung beside me.
Read More »Letter from the Editor: Say What?!
Welcome to our 2nd annual “Say What?! The Opinion Issue!” When I was first inspired last year to coordinate an Opinion Issue, our goal was to offer a space for our readers to speak
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To the Editor, To the Editor, Medicaid is one of the most important programs the nation has. It is in existence to serve our most vulnerable and underrepresented populations; to give
Read More »Education: One for All and All for One
School for me growing up was a laundry list of what I didn’t get. I didn’t get good grades in the subjects that seemed to matter. I didn’t get to class on time. And,
Read More »What’s Truly Community News?
You know, I didn’t want this job. Well, three and a half years ago that was true. My predecessor planned to leave for a new adventure and the position opened up. She suggested I
Read More »Book Worms Unite!
I grew up in Mukilteo, Wash. – a small seaside town about half an hour north of Seattle. It’s mostly known for its ferry route to Whidbey Island, a historic lighthouse, and a stellar
Read More »Letter From the Editor: Holding onto Memories
Recently, my husband and I went on a road trip to the Yakima Wine Valley, planning to stop by my old stomping grounds in Pasco, WA., where I lived for a short time as
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