January 16, 2020 | Cle Elum | Central Washington Sentinel | by Bruce Coe ~~ At the Central Washington Sentinel, we stress vision as a guiding principle! It goes like this – you don’t know where you’re going if you don’t know where you’ve been, and you can’t get where you’re going unless you know […]
From the Liberal news outlet Crosscut an article on how the government thinks it is above the people with respect to public information requests. Our pols’ response to having to disclose emails and other working documents? “It’s just too much work….” Really? Transparency is too much work? . We at the Sentinel have been working […]
Not that we believe that the world will end in 12 years, but..the concept of ‘carbon dividends’ has gained popularity in the last few years. It’s worth consideration if only because it keeps politics out of the greenhouse gas issue. Sentinel Editorial Board 11/14/19 | Reposting an article from The Atlantic by Robinson Meyer In […]
Kathleen Marquardt~ American Policy Center ~ During the first years of the Clinton Administration in the early 1990s, there was much fanfare about a new policy to “reinvent government.” It was sold as a way to make government more efficient and less costly. It would, said its proponents, “bring business technologies to public service.” […]
Interview with Kittitas County Dist 1 Commissioner Cory Wright By Bruce Coe Central Washington Sentinel (updated) Aug 23, 2019~ Here is a recent two part interview with Cory Wright, Kittitas County Commissioner, District 1. The interview questions concentrate on the core philosophies of the Sentinel: Vision, Transparency and Accountability. Cory Wright has held the position […]
