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Coordinating Editors: Doug Collins, Renee Kjartan
Editorial Assistance: John Glansbeek, Joel Hanson, Rodger Herbst, Jamie Newman
Columnists: Bob Anderton, Kent Chadwick, Dr. John Ruhland, Norman Solomon
Frequently Contributing Writers: David Bacon, Ronnie Cummins, Joel Hanson, Christine Johnson, Glen Milner, Jamie Newman, Glenn Reed, Mike Seely
Website: Matt Conroy
Frequently Contributing Artists & Photographers: John Ambrosavage, Marian Henley, Dick Lande, Ken Larson
Other Assistance (Thanks!): Phil Kaplan, Eddie Tews, Conan Parks, Lauren Tozzi, Jean Lunnemann, Alicia Balassa Clark, Ron Myers, Hap Bockelie, Mike Swassing, Pam Shea, and many distributors around the state.
Layout: Doug Collins
Special Thanks to Past Members: Andy Bauck, Mark Bigelow, Mike Blain, Mark Gardner, Eric Nelson, Doug Nufer, Georgi Paige, Matt Robesch, Jennifer Schmid, Ruth Wilson, Mark Worth (also thanks to early associates Amy Tullis, Alex Mayer, Andrea Helm and David Hirning)
The Free Press is a volunteer newspaper. Contents copyright (c)2002 The Washington Free Press unless otherwise indicated. The Free Press retains only one-time print and one-time electronic rights. Copyright thereafter reverts to writer or artist. However, the Free Press may reprint work for limited promotional or retrospective uses. Other nonprofit publications are encouraged to reprint articles from the Free Press, but must first gain permission of the writer. Opinions and letters to the editor herein do not necessarily represent the opinions of anyone involved with the paper. The Free Press is not affiliated with any political party.
Writers and artists are encouraged to submit proposals. Deadlines for submission are the 15th of February, April, June, August, October, and December. Email submissions to WAfreepress@gmail.com and put "submission" in the subject heading. Submissions should be aimed toward making improvements in environment, workplace, or society, and should not repeat information that is commonly available in larger mainstream publications. Submissions preferably have an in-state or Northwest element, and should not be longer than 800 words unless you are otherwise given the go-ahead for longer writing. News reportage will be given preference over opinion submissions. Be aware that your submission, if printed, will likely be somewhat edited and possibly be very much shortened. If you are not comfortable with this, please do not submit articles to us.
