As in, I don't have any.
I haven't visited the Walla Walla Union Bulletin web site for a while, but they have revised their web site. Unless you have a subscription, you get 5 free articles per month, and then it's pay per article.
I have a print subscription, but I apparently missed the e-mail about resetting my password. So I get to call the office this week, and see what bureaucratic hoops I need to jump through. For now, I have no access.
The point being, I was going to post links to articles there, on our blog, as election resources. There are a number of editorial endorsement of candidates, but even those are behind the firewall. Which is a pity, as there a couple articles on the budget meetings with the County Commissioners, going around the $1.9 million shortfall, that were useful.
Under "fair use" doctrine, I can quote parts of the articles, as commentary, but copying them completely is not allowed. So, until I can get my access back, and if I have the time to write suitable articles, all I can say is: if you want county news, you'll have to read the Walla Walla Union Bulletin yourself, in print or on line.
You do have those 5 free views per month, after all.
