I have to believe that the GOP and all of its ardent supporters will inwardly breathe a sigh of relief when this president departs the… Continue reading
There appear to be two schools of thought concerning how to get rid of a president: to impeach him, or to let him stand for… Continue reading
The leaders have decided again that “we the people” have no say in tax matters of our state. We voted, again, for $30 tabs through… Continue reading
I think the Tulalip Casino owes a huge apology to the people who had to stand in line for three hours to have a Thanksgiving… Continue reading
What ever happened to giving a person the benefit of the doubt? Reading letter after letter to the editor and numerous columnists’ editorials regarding the… Continue reading
Those who smeared the FBI with allegations of illegal surveillance should admit they were wrong.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Fewer hunting and fishing licenses are being sold, which means a loss of revenue to manage resources.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s sophistry regarding the recent schocking attack upon defenseless Americans is heartbreaking. Is it not time for those of us… Continue reading
Columnist
It’s that he when he goes on — and he does go on — he steps all over his own message.
At the end of the Dec. 3 Snohomish City Council meeting, Mayor John Kartak invited input from the Snohomish community over the issue of the… Continue reading
Columnist
Written thousands of years ago, Aesop’s morals still hold true when applied to the Trump presidency.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Last week’s vote by the Everett City Council could have benefits beyond a project serving homeless students.
More tree farms have gone out of business and bad weather has limited the stock and variety of trees.
Keeping the Roadless Rule in force for the Tongass protects resources and climate we enjoy at home.
