Roman Rewolinski, Jen Hirman and Anna Marie Jackson Laurence have shown their value to the district.
The retired teacher was appointed last year to fill a vacancy and has contributed from the start.
The move assures access to covid vaccines but can’t replace a national policy vital to public health.
Ads against an Everett school board candidate are a false and unfair attack on a public servant.
Everett is reducing speed limits for two streets; more should follow to save pedestrian lives.
The state and local communities will have to ensure food security after federal SNAP and other cuts.
A public media report on government use of chatbots, including by Everett, calls for sound guidelines.
In the face of threats, the 10th Amendment protects a state law on law enforcement cooperation.
Trump, at the suggestion of Russia’s president, is again going after states that use mail-in ballots.
Democrats, among them Rep. Suzan DelBene, see a need for a response to Texas’ partisan redistricting.
Good government depends on transparency into its actions. We need to make use of that window.
Both lead strong fields of candidates for the city councils of each south county city.
While red and blue states look to game the midterms, Washington is wisely staying out of that fray.
Primary elections, setting the November ballot, are no time for voters to sit on the sidelines.
James Sterba is a veteran Boeing engineer who offers a strong financial background.
The incumbent mayor has used innovation and concern for all residents to guide her leadership.
The Aug. 5 primary will determine the top two candidates for Council Districts 1, 2 and 4.
A state commission’s Vision 2050 plan looks to guide transportation planning across the state.
The fifth-grade teacher hopes to improve outreach and participation with neighborhood meetings.
The federal agency has an important support role to play, but Congress must reassess and improve it.
