All these crises belong to President Biden and the Democrats. Sixty days after Biden’s inauguration, Russia started amassing tens of thousands of troops on the… Continue reading
In a time when so many of us live our lives through the media, the Pinewood Neighbors in Marysville are actively working to connect face-to-face… Continue reading
Donald Trump is masquerading as a Christian. It is obvious that he knows nothing about the faith, doesn’t practice the faith, and is using evangelical… Continue reading
A recent letter to the editor responding to a commentary objecting to timber sales in Snohomish County, promulgated outdated ideas about forest ecology that have… Continue reading
I’m an older guy, 69. I play golf twice a week, rain or shine. I walk three or four times a week, depending on my… Continue reading
Thank you for the article about soaring rent fees in mobile home parks (“‘Nowhere else to cut’: Seniors face 14% rent increases, in homes they… Continue reading
There are, of course, pros and cons to new nuclear reactors (“Editorial: Small nuclear reactors may be key to state’s energy mix,” The Herald, April… Continue reading
Thank you to The Herald news staff for the comprehensive coverage of the 10-year remembrance of the landslide at Steelhead Haven between Oso and Darrington… Continue reading
Dear fellow Washingtonians, please take a moment to contact the CEOs of Amazon (Andy Jassy), Starbucks (Laxman Narasimhan), Space X (Elon Musk) and Trader Joe’s… Continue reading
We applaud the National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for deciding to actively restore grizzly bears to the North Cascades (“A… Continue reading
With the advent of smart phones, parents had no warning, and peer pressure to be “in on it” was huge. We didn’t want our teen… Continue reading
Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin, in her annual address, spoke on three options for the future of Funko Field (“Everett mayor pitches reimagined Everett Mall at… Continue reading
This National Library Week, the Board of Trustees of the Everett Public Library System sends its deepest thanks and gratitude to the director and staff… Continue reading
I am a member of a German-Jewish family. My grandparents survived by abruptly leaving Europe in the 1930s. They thrived in New York, then Seattle.… Continue reading
After reading a recent editorial (“Small nuclear plants may be the key to state’s energy mix,” The Herald, April 2) I was left somewhat confused.… Continue reading
May I suggest a meaningful way for people to support our service members? Many members of the Armed Services have pets. Most have a place… Continue reading
Regarding a recent letter to the editor and a commentary about timber sales, people may have their opinions, but when they seek to influence others… Continue reading
