Ted Van Dyk has been active in national policy and politics since 1961, serving in the White House and State Department and as policy director of several Democratic presidential campaigns. He is auth
The City Council is about to review a controversial proposal for extensive redevelopment of this low-income village. The figures don't add up, and too many poor people will be displaced.
A Legacy Luncheon brings back together many who had a hand in the launching of the Fair 50 years ago.
Sensible voters rejected some far-fetched ideas and supported the more pragmatic proposals.
It's cut-the-Sonntag-budget time again in Olympia. But voters give Sonntag high margins and high marks for all the performance audits his office undertakes. And is he a future governor?
Norm Dicks, angered by the military action, has tried to bring White House to agreement with its critics.
