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Editorial cartoons for Thursday, Oct. 2

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

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Editorial: Keep Condyles, James, Stevens on Marysville council

The three incumbents have helped the city maintain financial stability and address its growth.

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Editorial cartoons for Thursday, Oct. 2

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Approve SJR 8201 on Nov. 4 ballot for long-term care

This November, Washington voters finally have an issue with support from across… Continue reading

Everett School Board: Jackson Laurence knows kids’ needs

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Comment: Access to health care for millions hangs on shutdown

Without a deal sought by Democrats, 4.2 million will lose ACA coverage and costs will jump for many.

Comment: Those with autism need support, not blame, judgment

President Trump’s and RFK Jr.’s tone-deaf response on autism ignored the support needs of families.

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Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, Oct. 1

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Editorial: Retain Marysville School Board’s current members

Simpson, Tomas and Hereth should be kept on to aid the path toward stability and better schools.

Welch: Business case for Kroger’s closure of Everett Fred Meyer

The grocery chain cited theft, but other costs from labor, taxes and regulation certainly contributed.

Republicans argue to keep government open but won’t talk with Democrats focused on health care costs.

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Friedman: Peace plan unlikely, but it requires every effort

It can work as designed, but every step it comes closer to peace means some will fight to destroy it.

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