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Published: Friday, February 17, 2012
The Herald


Business section worth building up

This is a letter regarding your business section and the changes your paper has made. I do not understand why you stopped showing the stock market; you stated it was to save ink ... yet your weather page is over-the-top now. What was wrong with the weather the way it was? I would much rather see a better Business section and what is going on. There is usually 5 or 6 pages of sports, and much less for business. Yes, sports are important, but so is the Business section that seems to me dwindling down to nothing.

I would like to add that I like your paper and the human interest stories you feature.

I really like The Buzz; it is the first thing I read and enjoy the humor. I always read the editorial page and enjoy the different columnists that you have.

Sherry Bonnett
Camano Island

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Carol MacPherson, Editorial Writer: cmacpherson@heraldnet.com

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