CSML (Community Services of Moses Lake) in Moses Lake, Washington is seeking funding to aide in construction costs of a new food bank and distribution facility, a terminal warehouse, and a food storage building.

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

At this time of Thanksgiving, we pause to give thanks to those who enrich our lives. At the University of Washington School of Medicine in partnership with Gonzaga University, we are especially grateful for the growing community of friends, professionals and partners in Toppenish who help us deliver top-ranked medical education every day.

That is the primary reason we elected Mr. Trump, and within minutes of being elected the Washington Post stated impeachment would begin! This is a man who was a very successful businessman who only ran because he loved this Country & was concerned about its direction.

IT IS PRETTY BAD THE VETERANS HAVE MAJOR EVENTS AT THE VFW POST 3482 AND NOT MUCH WAS REPORTED. DID YOU KNOW WE HAD JET FIGHTER PLANE AND JEEP COVERED IN MURALS FROM WALLA WALLA?

When is the community going to start doing something about the conditions at the cemetery, it is a disgrace to the dead and the community at large.

To whom it may concern:

It’s that time of year again when we get to participate in the democratic process of voting. Make sure your voice is heard. I have lived in Sunnyside all my life. Over the years, I have seen Sunnyside change, but it is still my home, my town, my community. We have several races for City Council going on. I encourage you to get to know your candidates and their issues before you vote.

Mike Farmer stands against the sale of Marijuana in Sunnyside.

I would like to voice my sincere, heartfelt support for Mike Farmer, a candidate for City Council.

Good morning, I am writing this letter on behalf of Betty Garza who is running for city council. I am a local business owner and have known Betty upwards of 25 years. During this time, I have had the opportunity to learn a great deal of her character and passion for her community.

It is once again time to turn in those voters’ ballots. 1) Know the issues and what the candidates’ views are; 2) Vote. It is important to our democratic process.

I recently read some disturbing letters from Mike Farmer and Craig Hicks in the Sunnyside Sun. I normally would not respond to such ridiculous comments, but I am compelled to respond because two very amazing women are being attacked and this is not okay.

As an (unsuccessful) City Council candidate myself in the recent Primary Election, I nevertheless had an insider’s opportunity to meet and observe all of the other candidates who also were running.

One of the great things about living in Sunnyside is our community celebrations, like Sunshine Days. Sunshine Days has a long tradition of a classic, small town parade. The Miss Sunnyside Court is highlighted, there are floats and often local candidates for office participate.