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Mark Klaas
Verified
Editor, Sound Publishing
Auburn
Beats
lifestyle, cities & towns, defense theatre, business & small business, pharmaceutical all military service branches,maritime, human interest human rights, food, culture artists, regional history
Content
By Mark Klaas Verified| Auburn Reporter Verified Frustrated Pacific continues to vent. Concerned citizens gossip on sidewalks. Angry business owners explain the problems on Facebook. Folks frequently ring our office, calling for the mayor’s head. The City Council remains lost, dysfunctional without a proven leader. And it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. Nearly 16 months into his mayoral term, Cy Sun has done little for his city. He fears no one, trusts a chosen few.
By Larry Lark, Mark Klaas Verified| Auburn Reporter Verified Sexually assaulted as a child, Ernestine Finkley’s adult life would be ripped by domestic violence, shredded by unshakable substance abuse, savaged by mental health problems. Convinced the misery was all of her own making, the Auburn woman descended into a maelstrom of guilt and shame. Rage and despair pushed her to the edge — twice, she tried to kill herself. “I had nowhere to go,” Finkley said.
By Mark Klaas Verified| Auburn Reporter Verified Frustrated Pacific continues to vent. Concerned citizens gossip on sidewalks. Angry business owners explain the problems on Facebook. Folks frequently ring our office, calling for the mayor’s head. The City Council remains lost, dysfunctional without a proven leader. And it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. Nearly 16 months into his mayoral term, Cy Sun has done little for his city. He fears no one, trusts a chosen few.
Company Info
Sound Publishing
Sound Publishing, Inc. is the largest community news organization in Washington State, established in 1987. It operates a variety of daily and community news outlets, emphasizing independent, fact-based reporting to support healthy communities and democracy. The company began by acquiring local newspapers on Whidbey Island and has since expanded significantly, particularly after a major acquisition in 2006 that tripled its presence in the Puget Sound region. The company publishes 43 award-winning publications, reaching over 3.5 million digital viewers and 144,000 email subscribers each month. It distributes more than 392,000 newspapers weekly, making it a key source of local news. Additionally, Sound Publishing is the largest commercial printer in a five-state area, offering a full range of printing services. It also engages audiences through various digital platforms, enhancing community connections with insightful reporting and discussions. Sound Publishing is part of Black Press, which shares its commitment to community engagement and independent journalism.
Auburn, United States
+1 360-394-5800
Founded: 1987