A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Shared energy demand for AI and ratepayers requires an increased pace for clean energy projects.
A recent Herald Forum commentary was essentially about how, “Everyone knows that an income tax is the solution” (“It’s long past time for lawmakers to… Continue reading
Washington State Ferries’ crew shortages continue to cancel crucial sailings on Mukilteo-Clinton and Port Townsend-Coupeville routes, stranding Whidbey Islanders despite $40 million for hiring and… Continue reading
Columnist
Along with learning blackjack, Yiddish and golf’s finer points, it taught the art of observation.
Commentary
Paine’s pamphlet laid out the case for independence, principles that the nation needed over its 250 years.
Many fear consequences for speaking out, but far worse consequences are risked by tacit approval.
Commentary
Trump’s demand would cut credit access for many borrowers, leaving them to even harsher options.
A judge ruled against a Trump order to shut down a project, but projects still face his opposition.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
The governor’s proposal should be placed on the ballot, allowing voters a chance to rebalance tax fairness.
A judge preserved the state’s deadline for mailed ballots, but more challenges to voting are ahead.
A centralized database of sensitive information is prone to abuse, theft and human error.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Columnist
Civil rights, not just of immigrants, but of all Americans are being curtailed. Protest no longer is protected speech.
Columnist
Its socialist government, which lost the last election, remains in power; as long as it bends to Trump.
I applaud our local pharmacist Sovit Bista for opening Robin Hood Pharmacy at the Everett Optum main campus this month. He has stepped up to… Continue reading
