This is in regard to a March 25 letter to the editor regarding Democrats and liberals: Fearing that the Democrats, or maybe he means Democratic… Continue reading
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Corporations are people and money is speech, except when it’s not a Republican talking point.
We’ve finally gotten to the point where we can venture out and walk into a local establishment that we’ve enjoyed for years after waiting for… Continue reading
Commentary
Republicans’ recent scuffles with corporations continue its quest to find issues to run on in 2022.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
House and Senate proposals are substantial and needed, but final talks should secure an EvCC project.
We were surprised to see a letter to the editor on March 30 alleging that the Snohomish County Courthouse in Everett was closed. We think… Continue reading
Commentary
Congress has its problems, but removing earmarks hasn’t been the curative that many sold it as.
Commentary
MLB’s All-Star Game move may irk GOP fans, but it was a refreshing decision by the most conservative sport.
Commentary
Four bills would make needed changes to law enforcement to enhance accountability and public safety.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Everett’s Sorticulture, July 4th and other events are on the calendar, but infections need better control.
A criminal record and its consequences can increase the likelihood of future criminal activity.
Commentary
Our red and blue politics doesn’t appear to explain why some states are more cautious than others.
Carmen Best, former Seattle police chief, has it dead wrong in her March 29 supporting Senate Bill 5226 (“Failure to pay traffic ticket shouldn’t cost… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
A March 30 letter to the editor regarding the need to restore voting rights to felons said the state Legislature has passed House Bill 1078… Continue reading
