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Pedestrians using umbrellas, some Washingtonians use them, as they cross Colby Avenue under pouring rain on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017 in Everett, Wa. The forecast through Saturday is cloudy with rain through Saturday. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)
Editorial: Speed limit reductions a good start on safety

Everett is reducing speed limits for two streets; more should follow to save pedestrian lives.

September 3, 2025: Contagious Infections
Editorial cartoons for Thursday, Aug. 4

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Thanks for coverage of local governments use of AI

I really enjoyed reading the recent article about the use of artificial… Continue reading

Everett School Board, Pos. 3: Clark best for special ed needs

Respect Public Schools-Washington strongly supports Tom Clarke in the run for the… Continue reading

Herald reporters deserve fair wage, no quota

The demands of The Herald’s newsroom staff to ratify an employment contract… Continue reading

Stephens: Mass migration has been undoing of liberal democracy

By not seeking the consent of the governed on immigration, the West has invited the threat of populism.

Comment: America’s enemies thrilled by Trump’s war on expertise

An administration that favors fealty over experience is surrendering the nation’s security advantage.

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Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, Sept. 3

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Gov. Bob Ferguson and Rep. Rick Larsen talk during a listening session with with community leaders and families addressing the recent spending bill U.S. Congress enacted that cut Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding by 20% on Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025 in Lynnwood, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Editorial: Work to replace what was taken from those in need

The state and local communities will have to ensure food security after federal SNAP and other cuts.

Welch: Blame a math mismatch for county’s budget deficit

The county promised more in pay than revenues now allow. It’s a problem it can avoid in the future.

School board smear campaign: No wrong-doing by school district

As a Jackson High School Robotics Boosters board member from 2018–24 and… Continue reading

Lynnwood wage effort: Compensation differs for reason

What’s fair in the “fair pay” discussion? (“Lynnwood advocates launch campaign for… Continue reading

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