As judges, we see every day how much dedication it takes to serve the public fairly and uphold the rule of law. Judge Tam Bui… Continue reading
I have known Anna Marie Jackson Laurence since childhood. She has integrity, follow-through and is always fair besides being one of the kindest people you… Continue reading
This house is supporting Patsy Cudaback for Monroe Mayor. She is the candidate with the authentic real world experience for the job. She is running… Continue reading
I just read the voters pamphlet for the general election on Nov. 4, specifically the Court of Appeals Judge Division 1 District 2 Position 1… Continue reading
The election for Everett Mayor is vital to moving forward as a community. As elected leaders who represent the people of Everett, we are prioritizing… Continue reading
Regarding recent letters to the editor about cuts to SNAP and health care benefits and the 2024 U.S. Congress Supplemental Poverty report that almost 10… Continue reading
“What’s going to happen to me with these cuts to Medicaid and increases in health insurance? I’m really frightened!” These questions are being asked by… Continue reading
My wife and I have lived in the Lowell neighborhood of Everett for the last three years and are active members of the Lowell Civic… Continue reading
We thank Nate Nehring for his recent commentary (“Thoughts on prayers and their role in policy, change,” The Herald, Sept. 20). In my following Charlie… Continue reading
As Washington braces for another season of floods and wildfires, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has quietly halted over $300 million in preparedness grants; funds… Continue reading
Our weather is changing before our eyes. Our planet is heating up 10 times as fast as average ice-age recovery warming and is now hotter… Continue reading
After attending the City of Snohomish candidate forum, I remain concerned about replacing experienced incumbents with inexperienced candidates who, with the exception of Bill Webster… Continue reading
Last May, Anna Marie Jackson Laurence was appointed to school board Position 3, to finish the term of a vacated seat. Laurence is now running… Continue reading
I received a mailer recently from Robin Lee regarding the Everett School Board and Jackson High School’s robotics team. I was shocked by what I… Continue reading
I was moved and encouraged by the Oct. 3 article in the Everett Daily Herald, “Why one man raised $200K for the man who attacked… Continue reading
I am a senior citizen who frequently rides public transit. I am appalled at the state of the right-hand lane of Highway 99, which is… Continue reading
Our former partner, Superior Court Judge Karen Moore, is running for election to the Court of Appeals, Division I, this November. Karen has extensive experience… Continue reading
The Herald should revisit its article from this spring on Edmonds’ Waste Water Treatment Plant (“Edmonds launches technology to destory PFAS,” The Herald, April 18).… Continue reading
Is it only me or are there more viewers and readers who wonder if Defense (War) Secretary Pete Hegseth’s requirement to all military members, including… Continue reading
The article by The Herald’s Jenna Millikan regarding police pursuits was well written in my opinion (“Law enforcement in Snohomish County continues to seek balance… Continue reading
