We recently used Marysville’s new First Street bypass from Highway 529 (“Marysville opens new road to ease downtown congestion,” The Herald, Oct. 3. It shows exemplary foresight, planning and implementation by city leadership and department heads. Looking forward to related improvements along I-5 that are already funded.
Robert Pearce
Marysville
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