The Conversation
The courts can uphold the law, but they can’t match the speed of the executive branch in tearing down systems.
A friend of mine, a poet from Leningrad who was born during WWII, had been a child who liked running to street corners to visit… Continue reading
As a mother, I am flabbergasted by the continued and increasing attacks on voting rights. In Washington, we are fortunate to have mail-in ballots. It’s… Continue reading
The recent Herald article about the $156 million grant for Solar for All in the state, now paused by the Trump administration prompts me to… Continue reading
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Syunta Lee sets two meet records as Timberwolves edge Lake Stevens.
Snohomish’s Torsten Hokanson sets two meet records and leads two winning relays.
The Bearcats staged a 50-49 road upset in a district playoff clash.
Josh Binda’s residency has been called into question following an eviction and FEC filings listing an Everett address. He insists he lives in Lynnwood.
Construction on the $345,000 upgrade could start as early as this fall.
Bills in the state Senate would look to control costs and keep decisions in the hands of providers.
State legislation would exempt taxes and gratuities from the fees that credit card firms charge businesses.
Keeping home insurance affordable amid climate change will take adaptation to threats and broader efforts.
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Legislation would allow EV makers to sell directly to customers, making lease or purchase easier.
Scripture repeatedly instructs us to love our neighbor and show the stranger hospitality.
One bill would harmonize standards for agency leadership; another would clarify review of corrections facilities.