I asked the following questions at the Oct. 9 Walla Walla City Council meeting.
Smartphones are fantastic. They provide instant communication and are hand-held computers that put information literally at your fin…
The Walla Walla School Board, its president, Ruth Ladderud, and Superintendent Wade Smith have done an excellent job making the case…
Our community is great — small towns can be that way with their grass roots and recognizable faces encouraging accountability everywhere.
It’s that time of the year again. Time to get out those checkbooks and pay your property taxes. Along with those property tax checks…
On the average, I write a letter to the editor about every 10 years, so it needs to be an important topic to me.
Please add my name to the many supporters of Steve Moss’ campaign for re-election to the Walla Walla City Council! I have known Stev…
Nobody likes to be disappointed by their elected officials. You can minimize your chances of that by doing your homework before you …
Incumbent Steve Moss has earned his spot on the Walla Walla City Council. He deserves to be elected to a second term.
I write in enthusiastic support of Steve Moss for Walla Walla City Council. It has been my pleasure to know Steve for over 20 years.…
I urge your support and vote for Susan Smiley-Nakonieczny, a Walla Walla City Council Candidate for Position 5. All registered voter…
Kip Kelly has my vote for Port of Walla Walla commissioner, District One. I believe Kip’s combination of education, work experience,…
In the world of letters to the editor, I adhere to the “less is more” school of thought; too many sentences go unread. In that spiri…
I am writing in support of Steve Moss for a second term on Walla Walla City Council. I sat next to Steve on City Council for two yea…
Smiley-Nakonieczny makes sense for City Council
Voters in Walla Walla will soon have to make an important decision regarding City Council, Position 7. My vote will go to Steve Moss…
Ballots should be arriving today and Saturday. Vote!
The deadline to have letters published prior to the General Election is noon Oct. 29.
I have lived in Walla Walla for the past nine years (having resided here during 6th through 12th grades), with the past six years h…
Regarding the glass bottle pulverizing machine — kudos and gratitude to Ted and Joyce Cox for their vision, put into action. (“Resid…
Ted Koehler is a well informed and deeply engaged community member. He is running for Walla Walla City Council Position 4. He lives …
Where is Cathy McMorris Rodgers?
It’s been 21 years since Washington state voters ended affirmative action through the initiative process.
Walla Walla City Council member Steve Moss has done a solid job during his first term.
With respect to Initiative 976 on the Nov. 5 ballot, I would like to take a moment to urge voters to consider the negative ramifica…
Watermelon, mango, mint — as well as strawberry milk and strawberry lemonade — are a few of the fruit and candy flavors that were av…
Many citizens in Walla Walla County are noticing a sharp increase in the amount of garbage and trash being strewed along roads, trai…
Taxpayers are getting ripped off, everybody knows it, and politicians refuse to fix it. That’s why 352,000 voters signed petitions t…
In the race for the District One seat on the Port of Walla Walla Commission, one candidate has a clear edge.
A list of adjectives for Steve Moss
