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January 31, 2019
Washington farmers need tariff relief
The good news is Washington’s cherry crop is projected to be as good as 2018; however, absent tariff relief from the ongoing United States-China trade tiff, a key market will remain limited.
The good news is Washington’s cherry crop is projected to be as good as 2018; however, absent tariff relief from the ongoing United States-China trade tiff, a key market will remain limited.
The first Cheers & Jeers of 2019 has a lot of ground to cover, so let’s dig right in.
Officials must act fast to protect environment
In many parts of Camas-Washougal, the ongoing federal government shutdown over Donald Trump’s border wall boondoggle — now the longest shutdown in United States history — has been easy to ignore.
Necessity, as they say, is the mother of invention. That’s particularly true in difficult times, when “business as usual” no longer works.
“They’ll make adjustments. They always do.”
There was a wealth of talent and community activism on display inside Camas City Hall Tuesday evening as applicants interested in sitting on the Camas City Council made their case before the city council members and Mayor Shannon Turk.
Reader challenges Herrera Beutler’s concept of ‘far left’
Take time to thank School Board members in January
If it persists into the upcoming weekend — and since the president has threatened to keep it going for months or even years if he doesn’t get his way, there’s a good chance it will — the federal government shutdown will be the longest in United States history.