Letters to the Editor
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As an Olympia resident and parent of a student at McKenny Elementary School, I’m deeply concerned about the Olympia School District’s ... more
I am supporting the Timberland Regional Library (TRL) levy lid lift that is on the Nov. 3 General Election ... more
On Monday, Aug. 31, thousands of public employees across the state took to the streets, waving signs and chanting, demanding ... more
The Olympia City Council has been considering whether to privatize garbage collection in Olympia in conversations about how to move away from ... more
Heat is the No. 1 weather-related killer in the United States and the world. The Pacific Northwest is particularly vulnerable because we are not used ... more
There are a lot of 2- and 3-year-old electric vehicles on the market now, and they can be extremely good ... more
A quiet starvation is unfolding across Thurston and Mason counties. Driven by federal budget gridlock, shifting state administrative costs and ... more
The potential closure of The Evergreen State College pool understandably concerns local families, swimmers and fitness ... more
Editor's note: The following is the statement delivered by Pleasant Glade Elementary School parent Jeremy Sorokas to the ... more
Olympia defines itself as a haven for artists, activists, and families. Again and again, people share stories of leaving places where ... more
Thurston Housing Land Trust (THLT) is a nonprofit organization with a mission to create and protect affordable homeownership ... more
I was disappointed and saddened not to see more public thanks and support for Cheryl Heywood, who resigned last month from Timberland ... more
I work for the most beautiful people in the world: special needs ... more
I see many cars around dusk (as well as during our recent fog events and common winter conditions) that don't drive with their headlights ... more
The Evergreen State College pool has been the centerpiece of the Thurston County aquatics community for nearly 60 ... more
 Thurston County lost a shining example of public service when Art 0’Neal (83) died on ... more
Olympia, I’m proud of you. When new federal immigration regulations arrived in 2025, Olympia chose to remain a sanctuary city — even as nearby communities stepped away. In the two years before … more
Lake Lawrence residents recently reached an important milestone in protecting the health of our ... more
A reader opinion appeared on The JOLT News on Feb. 2, claiming that a proposed UGA Swap by Bar Holdings, known as Salish Landing ... more
At its meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 3, the Tumwater City Council  will decide whether to support  keeping the BAR Holdings/Salish Landing urban ... more
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