Publisher's Note: Want Safer Communities? Uncuff the Police

Posted 12/28/21

The police officer who strangled George Floyd is in jail, convicted of third-degree murder, now serving the first of his 22 years. Other officers on the scene that night also face charges. The …

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Opinion: Washington Superintendent Reykdal advocates for politics over students

Brian Mittge: When walking off the playing field is the only move left

Opinion: Olympia must help schools live within their means

Van Hine: A line is being drawn on the Chehalis, and it shouldn’t be between the tribe and fishermen

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