*By Julie Barrett, Founder, Conservative Ladies of Washington Today the Washington Attorney General, Bob Ferguson announced a new website is available for “health care providers, seekers and helpers in Washington”…
Sorry, Seattle Public Schools families, you’ll have to wait a little longer to go back to school this year. As if it wasn’t enough that you haven’t had a normal…
It seems like good news for a Monday morning: Dr. Anthony Fauci announces that, after 50 years, he will be leaving his positions as Chief Medical Advisor to the President and Director of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Crime is rampant. Drug use is raging. I can’t take my kids to the grocery store without watching someone get high in the parking lot. Homelessness is prevalent. The Next Door app is flooded with reports of neighborhood theft. And this weekend, over the course of 3 days, 3 people were shot and all 3 of those people are dead.
to send financial aid to a pro-abortion organization in Texas called Texas Equal Access Fund. These funds would be used to help women in Texas who cannot afford to pay for abortions.
On March 18, 2022: Conservative Ladies of Washington filed a Rulemaking Petition (scroll down to read the petition and our letter to BOH) with the Washington State Board of Health…
I can’t be the only one who sees the current events each day and wonders…”Are we being punk’d?” The stuff we are seeing in our country right now is so upside-down and straight crazy that I feel like it must be the most epic prank in human history.
March is Women’s History Month, where we commemorate and encourage the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. In addition to March being Women’s…
. Thursday, February 10th, the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) will meet to continue this conversation. We encourage you to attend the meeting via Zoom (it’s a long meeting – grab a device you can run it on and go about your day while keeping an ear on things) and send an email to the board with your thoughts and concerns.
Many school districts sent emails during the holiday season preparing parents and students for the likely possibility that it would be necessary to return to remote learning in January due to the “surge in Omicron cases.”