We have continued our subscription to The Herald through all of the recent changes. New owners, new format, pages spilling out of their sections, we all know what I’m talking about. I hoped we had adjusted to the worst of it until Saturday’s issue, announcing that starting now, the Time Out section would be in with the Sports page.
We have a particular daily routine. Sports page to my husband, Time Out to me, before we go on to the usually bad national and local news. I was mortified! Creatures of habit become uncomfortable when their daily routines are suddenly rearranged. I would threaten to cancel my subscription, like so many other readers have, but I can’t. There is no other option. Readers are not jumping ship, because there are no lifeboats. You’ve got us over a barrel. The appreciation of the Herald publishers, for their readers, is evident in the typos, misprints and changes that come to our door every day. The feeling is mutual.
Tracy Anderson
Snohomish
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