The main issue is just the heavy cutting of health insurance ... they're doing away with retiree medical.

The city will not pave trails or transportation areas designated as conservation areas.

But I think from the standpoint of her game, she understands the game at the level she's at relative to her competition.

I'm not going to put words in the employees' mouths. They've been on strike for almost three months. This is a hard decision.

They want to work but they are determined to get a strong contract. What that is is to be settled at the negotiating table. I want to give them a chance to get at the table and I don't want to argue about what that will take. Our folks do want a contract that provides them for a future at Pemco.

It's on the ballot to refine a previously passed amendment.

For all she's done, we're excited about her potential. She has the potential to transcend her sport.

It really limits the ability of the city to improve parks. We don't think that was the intent of the original amendment.

A lot of our people who can find work are going out of town,

This is not a labor dispute. This is negotiations. Pemco has declared war on the workers.