2/13/20 | Cle Elum | Central Washington Sentinel | by Bruce Coe~~ Recently we’ve heard the usual campaign trail accusations about, well, just about everything. But a couple of them caught our eye, and both of the comments are typical of the kind of polarized demonization that occurs when the unenlightened meet the uninformed. Two of our favorites: Bernie Sanders has blamed the lack of … [Continue Reading]
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Ready for a new look at forest productivity in Upper Kittitas County?
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Kittitas County Board of Commissioners approves wage increase for county employees
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Kittitas County is changing and there is no overall vision to guide us
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A vision sharing invitation to the the politicians of Central Washington
January 16, 2020 | Cle Elum | Central Washington Sentinel | by Bruce Coe ~~ At the Central Washington Sentinel, we stress vision as a guiding … [Read More ...]
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Kittitas County is changing and there is no overall vision to guide us
January 22, 2020 | Cle Elum | Central Washington Sentinel | By Bruce Coe~~ Land use planning and exclusionary zoning are, increasingly, coming under fire as a contributor, not a preventer, of inequality. Here is a … [Read More...]
Preventing “The Tyranny of the Majority”
In a democracy, of course, the majority rules. That’s all well and good for the majority, but what about the minority? Don’t they have rights that deserve respect?~ By Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D. and the Heritage … [Read More...]
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Benji Backer: How to depolarize the climate change debate
For too long, the climate change debate in Washington, D.C, has circled around who denies what and when the world may end. On Twitter and other social media, the debate has turned eating a hamburger or vegetable … [Read More...]
