Monthly Archives: July 2007

The Seattle Weekly looks into the campaign committees of the State House Republicans and Democrats. From the Seattle Weekly: “Sure, it’s a year and a bit before the 2008 election, but the House Democratic Campaign Committee (formerly the House Democratic … Continue reading →

Just a reminder. Tomorrow is the first of six DNC sanctioned Democratic presidential debates. The CNN/YouTube debate is scheduled for July 23 at 4:00 PM Pacific time. Aside from the live airing on CNN, it will also re-air on CNN … Continue reading →

In case you did not get a chance to look over the July 9 issue of Business Week you might want to look at this article. Governor Richardson is gaining more and more support as people really look at him, … Continue reading →

Quincy, WA (the farming town west of Moses Lake) decided to put a moratorium on retail bigger than 80,000 square feet. The moratorium will be for the next sixty days until they put together some guidelines for how or if … Continue reading →

David Postman from the Seattle Times has been interviewing all of the state’s congressional representatives about their positions on the war in Iraq. You can bet that Doc hasn’t changed his mind one iota. He’s still standing with the President … Continue reading →

I participated in a great event in Seattle today that highlighted the difference between how much a grocery chain CEO and a grocery store worker. The event was sponsored by three UFCW locals (21, 44 and 81). And, yes, it … Continue reading →

Have you ever thought some of these politicians seem to be stuck in the the last century when it comes to race but I sure wish I could pin down a moment where it was obvious? Here’s one. It’s a … Continue reading →

You have an opportunity to share a great meal, listen to dynamic guest speakers, renew old friendships and make new friends ( the Democratic variety).  This coming Saturday, July 21: the 15th L.D. is hosting their annual Diversity Dinner, which will include … Continue reading →

We never read any of his previous six books. We saw none of his five movies including “Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix” now packing theaters in Yakima and around the country. So why should you and I … Continue reading →

According to the Tri-City Herald: “Two Yakima Valley growers and a labor contractor have been ordered to pay more than 600 farm workers nearly $1.9 million in damages for federal labor law violations.” It’s another frustrating example of cutting corners … Continue reading →