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M.I.A. Monica

February 3, 2013
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M.I.A. Monica

It looks like Monica Stonier  decided to be missing in action during the important HR 4608 vote.  Amendments to that bill would have put a 2/3rds majority rule in place in order for legislators to raise taxes on the citizens of Washington State.  Below is a photo of Stonier’s desk and empty chair at the…

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The Citizens Right to Know

January 21, 2013
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The Citizens Right to Know

By: Lynn Costello On January 25, 2013 the House Committee on Local Government will hold a public hearing on HB 1128 which is a bill that allows a local agency to:  (1) Request a court to enjoin a public records request; and (2) Adopt a…

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More CRC Games Exposed

January 12, 2013
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More CRC Games Exposed

By: Larry Patella Oh Where, Oh Where has the Vancouver City Council Cheer Leading Fish Wrapper been. They apparently have run out of ink publishing pictures of an ugly Light Rail the Gravy/Crime Train crossing an even more distasteful 10 billion dollar bridge across the…

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Ann and Liz Hold Town Hall

January 6, 2013
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Ann and Liz Hold Town Hall

By: Bob Larimer Town Hall meetings for State Senators and State Representatives can often be rather sparsely attended affairs, with a few supporters and family members present, and a few constituents with information to offer or requests for help on an issue. Saturday’s Town Hall…

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Tools for Teachers

December 21, 2012
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Tools for Teachers

By: Bob Larimer We all know it is going to happen again. In the coming weeks or months, we are going to turn on our radios or T.V.’s, open up the newspaper or log on to the internet and find that another deranged shooter has…

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Ha Ha Ha – Merry Trashcan Vancouver

December 7, 2012
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Holiday Banner?

What if in our America, being American meant studying hard and always learning, working toward a career doing what you love, fulfilling a special purpose in life, and giving back to the community where there was need. What if giving was recognized and accepted as one…

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  • Roach wants to clarify laws regarding recall of public officials May 17, 2013
    Citing the convoluted process by which voters are currently attempting to recall the Pierce County auditor-treasurer and the city of Pacific’s mayor, the Senate Law and Justice Committee on Thursday held hearings aimed at establishing a coherent set of rules for removing a public official from office. Because of a lack of clarity in the recall law, such effo […]

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