We appreciate the comments by the editor in the April 24, 2019 edition of the Sunnyside Sun.

Read your editorial concerning I-1639. It seems you don’t have an understanding of what an assault rifle is. I found this a while back, thought I’d share it with you. Also, when the Sheriff says he will refuse to enforce and unconstitutional law, he is doing his job. He swore to support and defend the U.S. Constitution and the Constitution of Washington State.

January 16, 2019 around 7:55 a.m. my dog was hit by the school bus # 11.

As they are enough of a problem when in private practice! To add insult to injury people reelect them again and again. In Congress we have a very high percentage of Attorneys, who while criticizing the President their rating is the lowest of all!

It is with great concern I write this as my worry for the citizens of Sunnyside is now joining my longtime alarm for those residing in my hometown of Wapato.

We’d like to add our names to those who are encouraging the community of Sunnyside to vote a resounding YES on February 12th for the projects needed at the Sunnyside High School.

I am writing to thank Sunnyside residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with children in need this past holiday season.

We wish to express our support for the Sunnyside School District construction bond currently on the local ballot.

To the Sunnyside School Bond Voters:

I am writing this letter regarding the proposed Sunnyside School District bond that raises more than $16 million.

As I raised kids here in Sunnyside, I appreciated the fact that they had good schools to attend.

By proclamation of Governor Inslee, January is School Board Recognition Month. This marks the 24th year of the annual observance initiated by the National School Board Association in 1995.

My name is Jessica Alcaraz. I would like to express my disappointment with Sunnyside’s cemetery.

By proclamation of the governor, January is School Board Recognition Month. It’s a great time to recognize our elected community members who selflessly give their time and energy in support of high-quality public schooling for our youth.

Three cheers for youth gathering food for the hungry. (‘Youth group leads charge for downtown donations’ in The Daily Sun News, Dec. 19, 2018)

The Sunnyside Police Department would like to thank our Sunnyside Walmart for sponsoring this year’s holiday Shop With A Cop!

In May 1901 the Sunnyside Sun published for the first time. At that time Sunnyside wasn’t yet a city and wouldn’t be incorporated until September of 1902.

On Wednesday, Nov. 21, my family and I were shopping in Sunnyside Walmart. My daughter has a seizure disorder, and she had one at the store.

It is an amazing thing to me that city people, because of their numbers, control how we are supposed to operate… even though they are unable to run a city!

“Washington State Stadium” - a publicly named stadium - will promote local and international industries from the State of Washington and result in millions of dollars of economic activity for the citizens of the State of Washington.

Why does the government still tolerate gun violence around the nation?

As we celebrate the service of veterans today, too many are homeless and hungry, struggling to get the health care they deserve. (‘SHS honors veterans with tribute’ and ‘Feeding the hungry’ in the Daily Sun News, Nov. 11, 2018).

As we come close to a very busy election season, I am both exhausted and energized!

Jeremie Dufault has dedicated his life to public service.

It’s vital that we vote our values, so I’ll be voting for Jim Curtice for Yakima County Coroner this fall.

As I received my ballot and voter’s pamphlet, with many items and candidates to consider, my vote for coroner is not something I have to dwell on.

I normally don’t get into politics. Yet, as I am working my way through the ballot tonight, I want to share my vote for James “Jim” Curtice as the next Coroner.

Economists say Washington state will have more tax revenue next year than was expected, more than has ever before been generated.

I have known Jim Honeyford for over 25 years.

Recently I listened to an interview on KIT with Mr. Hawkins, who is the current Yakima County Coroner.

If the Washington State Legislature was full of small business owners, I think we would all be better off.

It is really an awful shame that many of the Sunnyside streets are robbed of their right-hand turns.

When we vote on November 6, here are some of the choices we will be making:

I wish for you—a long and happy life, free from violence and oppression, full of love, community, and opportunity. A place of peace, where no one who works hard is left behind, where small towns still offer good jobs, great schools, and bright futures.

I am writing in support of Susan Soto-Palmer for Yakima County Commissioner, District 3.

As a member of the Selah City Council, I am proud to recommend that you vote in the general election for Jeremie Dufault.

I have known Jeremie Dufault for many years, and I can tell you one thing: He is a man of personal integrity and high honor.

As our state government continues to veer to the left, I hope Yakima Valley voters do their best to fight the Seattle liberals by electing conservative Republicans.

This letter is in regard to the Ball Chapel, Lower Valley Memorial Gardens.

If you are a Washington State resident, your second amendment rights are in immediate danger.

Jeremie Dufault is all about service.

I would like to strongly encourage you to vote for Norm Childress, who is running for the Yakima County Commissioner District No. 3 position.

John Clark’s sad letter about the death of a child, tells of every parent’s nightmare and begs the question, how can we prevent it?

Grandview High School class of 2020 would like to thank and commend Marchant Home Furnishings in Grandview for supporting their fundraising efforts this past Saturday, Sept. 22.

Hopefully voters elect Republican Jeremie Dufault, who is running for the state House of Representatives.

Today I look back at all that I’ve experienced, not only the past five years that I gave my life to my Lord. But, my whole life seems to have led to this more than just a hurdle I have to clear.

The Sunnyside Police Department would like to thank and acknowledge all those who participated in our National Night Out celebration Tuesday, August 7th, 2018.

Hearing all these for and against the sales of marijuana in this city sort of puzzles me? Not that I am for or against it! But being a person being in severe pain for MANY years, makes me look at this differently than many people.

I would like to address the community about the amazing customer service at Ace hardware in Sunnyside.

I also attended the last meeting of the Sunnyside City Council. I was impressed with the letter Mr. Jason Raines wrote to the Daily Sun News pertaining to this meeting. He spoke the truth and was brave enough to write about it.