Chas 2 weeks, 3 days ago on Bill on assaults in county courthouses raises penalties

Bill on assaults in county courthouses raises penalties

A Walla Walla County Courthouse door on Main St. is patched where a Deputy shot through the door (and missed) at a fleeing defendant. I was a young boy at the time.

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Chas 3 weeks, 1 day ago on News releases: City slashes fine in Inland Octopus settlement

News releases: City slashes fine in Inland Octopus settlement

End of story.

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Chas 3 weeks, 2 days ago on Is this the government we want?

Is this the government we want?

Bullseye Mr. McKern. These yahoos think the United States began in 1776, too. They've forgotten we've a century and half of colonial constitutions, laws, trials, Colonial Supreme Courts, under the British. Those Signers & Founders, many with early colonial ancestry, knew what the New World promised from the lips of their mothers and fathers..

You Mr. McKern know too.

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Chas 1 month, 1 week ago on Personal chef concocts fresh menus, services

Personal chef concocts fresh menus, services

As a single man, whose blood work is less than optimum, I've purchased, Tuesday, an entree, sat with Chef Colleen and talked about food. (talked about food like I've not done for a decade) She has a Grocery List that I looked over as we talked and realized would take me down grocery aisles I've seldom visited. Used it, what fun!

The Scotch Broth is the beginning of, I hope, of a long business/client relationship. I'm no longer eating frozen entrees, processed foods. I've made new food discoveries, and will enjoy prepared meals I've never experienced before.

Dr. Bob Sapolsky wrote that a trait of aging well is: novelty. I can't think of a better practice than new foods.

I've recently given serious thought to aging and health. It appears, having shopped yesterday, I'll spend less than before; after four days, I've not eaten so well in decades.

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Chas 1 month, 3 weeks ago on Rep. Walsh heard both sides before deciding

Rep. Walsh heard both sides before deciding

The right of children to a future outweigh anything involving a gun.

Why I know anything about some ancestor's at all is that they mustered at the local armory and presented their weapons to inspection. Most were fined sometimes throughout their lifetime. Amazing what records survive over three centuries.

You want Original Intent? It's there for you to read and discover on your own. You're not going to like it. They were Regulated Militia.

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Chas 1 month, 3 weeks ago on Column’s name-calling, ridicule don’t foster finding solutions

Column’s name-calling, ridicule don’t foster finding solutions

Maybe we need thicker skin? Something to stop .223 would be nice.

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Chas 1 month, 3 weeks ago on Don’t blame decline in butterfly population on herbicide

Don’t blame decline in butterfly population on herbicide

Therefore, the Monarch butter-fly is superfluous to profit.

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Chas 3 months ago on Absences crop up as Council issue

Absences crop up as Council issue

Mr. Shane Laib, your attendance demonstrates your dedication and respect, or the lack thereof, of the People's business. Please step down before you become an embarrassment. Sometimes life becomes a different plan than what you'd thought.

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Chas 3 months ago on Wa-Hi bond headed for defeat

Wa-Hi bond headed for defeat

We know now that the Washington State Constitutional Convention considered super-majority votes—and did purposely not require them.

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Chas 3 months ago on Wa-Hi bond headed for defeat

Wa-Hi bond headed for defeat

I suggest the district ask the public to build a great Sciences building. That is the greatest need.

It's time to consider building to a storm-severity measure, ie: no asphalt shingles/ flat roof. (Does the Green Park Library or Sharpstein atrium, or Blue Ridge still leak?) Many schools built with flat rooves were later trussed.

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