President Donald Trump is waging a campaign against our Smithsonian museums, in particular the National Museum of African American History and Culture, because they tell… Continue reading
Wildfire veterans believe top officials on the fire sent their crews into an ambush.
Parts of Holly Drive and 16th Street are now limited to 25 miles per hour. Everett will eventually evaluate all of the city’s speed limits as part of a larger plan.
The holiday weekend skies over Cleveland couldn’t have been painted any better for baseball — clear blue, 70 degrees, with a crisp… Continue reading
The former AquaSox catcher looks to see his first Major League action.
Everett snaps 8-game skid with 7-5 win against Eugene to close regular season home slate.
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Twenty years on, as changes to disaster response are considered, here’s what must be considered.
Gentrification is not only caused by making community investments that displace people who cannot afford to live here. Gentrification also happens when services are taken… Continue reading
I especially appreciated three particular columns from the last two issues of the Daily Herald, beginning with Friday’s always valuable take on current events by… Continue reading
This July, I met with U.S. Rep Rick Larsen to discuss the importance of passing House Resoution 842: The Nancy Gardner Sewell Medicare Multi-Cancer Early… Continue reading
Several questions arose about the subject of a Herald article (“Everett coucil approves new civil penalties for graffit”,” The Herald, Aug. 22). Graffiti is defined… Continue reading
Rescinding the 26 year-old-law would open 45 million acres of national forest to potential logging, including 336,000 acres of Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie.
The city couldn’t maintain the park when Cavalero Hill was annexed into the city in 2009. Now it can.
The 44 local organizations earned $8,977 on average in unrestricted funds to support fundraising and salaries.
Board members denounced the spending. The family alleges a robotics team is too reliant on adults, but district reports have found otherwise.
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County officials warn that deep losses to medical care, food assistance and more will be devastating.
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The Snohomish PUD backs legislation sought by Rep. Rick Larsen to strengthen FEMA’s response and aid.
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Washington state meddled in a proposed merger of grocery chains that would have kept stores open.
The state and local communities will have to ensure food security after federal SNAP and other cuts.
Traffic is moving better and the city is complying with state mandates to provide sufficient housing.
