Auburn, United States (Local)
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Robert Whale's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to cultural and societal topics. Given this focus, he would likely be most interested in pitches that provide insights into city council decisions, local tax issues, community events or developments related to arts and education within the Auburn area.
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At the Auburn City Council meeting Dec. 15, the council authorized Mayor Nancy Backus to strike an agreement between the city and King County and to accept the city’s share of the county’s 2026-2031 Parks Property Tax levy.
By: Robert Whale
In a photograph my mother snapped on Christmas morning 1968, I sit, pajama-clad, to the right of the tree next to my little sister, Diane, who is all of 5 years old and happy with her doll, as I, a goofy 6-year-old, grin at something I hold in my hand.
By: Robert Whale
Under a state mandate, the Auburn City Council this month opened the way to a lesser known form of housing called “co-living” to increase the availability of affordable housing and different housing types, and to bring the city into conformity with recent state law.
As I’ve said before in this column, I am not much into making new year’s resolutions.
By: Robert Whale
City releases initial estimates of damage for residents and businesses.
By: Robert Whale
Mayor Nancy Backus and Auburn City Councilmembers Kate Baldwin, Lisa Stirgus, and Brian Lott raised their right hands Monday as City Attorney Jason Whelan swore them into office during a special ceremony Jan. 5 at Auburn City Hall.
By: Robert Whale
When the Auburn City Council convened for its first meeting of 2026 at 7 p.m. Jan. 5, Yolanda Trout-Manuel was not up on the dais for the first time since 2014.
By: Robert Whale
Hatred of Americans by Americans.
By: Robert Whale
An e-bike may look like a bicycle, but it’s more muscular, goes faster.
By: Robert Whale
The Muckleshoot Tribe claimed that Auburn’s plan to use an automated traffic safety camera to enforce speed limits on busy Auburn Way South, the principal route in and off the reservation, would disproportionately affect Tribal members vendors, guests and businesses.
