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Will have to send troops into rafah, the city in the southern gaza, to achieve its war aims of eliminating hamas. He has been briefing a Government Committee in which he acknowleged his difference with the white house on that, not on the objective, per se, more on the means. That much is clear. President biden has been firm in his belief that a full scale of invasion of rafah would be a disaster. The white house has invited key Security Officials to washington to discuss the strategy � probably early next week. Heres what the Us National Security adviser said ahead of that meeting. The presi...

The goal of Sound Foundations NW is to be part of the solution for ending homelessness, namely by building transitional tiny homes. And with Seattle's homeless

The Burien city council plans to vote on a camping ban at its next regular meeting on Sept. 25, which would go into effect on Nov. 1 if passed.

Members of the Mercer Island United Methodist Church raised $9,000 at its Jazz for Tiny Homes student-run concert to help the homeless on Aug. 22 at the church. The check was presented to Sound Foundations NW on Aug. 24. Pictured, in part, are: from second left to right, Becky Dudley, Carol Mariano, Jeff Maners and John Go. About 100 people attended the fundraising event, which featured Mercer Island High School students performing jazz music and an Eastside-based indie rock band unleashing its tunes in the Fellowship Hall. Grace Go and Ryan Hsi were the key event planners. Photo courtesy of B...

Press release from Batavia Players: Our community suffered a tremendous loss this past Sunday as Wendy Williams, local business owner, teacher and humanitarian took her last breaths at Crossroads House comfort care home in Batavia. Wendy was a 1985 graduate of Hilton Central School and continued her education to earn her Bachelor's degree from Oberlin College Conservatory. A