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Improved coverage very appreciated

I would like to thank city editor Robert Frank for The Herald’s Faith and Spiritual Living pages. They are a wonderful improvement from the Religion page. There is more important information about what is happening in the churches in Snohomish County, as well as interesting articles to inspire and challenge us. Thank you for more user-friendly pages of information.

HENNIE SLOTEMAKER

First Christian Reformed Church

Lake Stevens

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