Since getting older I have grown tired of political opinions. The idea of left or right, even winning or losing means nothing to me. Living… Continue reading
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The U.S. will endure. But his victory might mark the end of one republic and the start of another.
When you’re waiting for the Electoral College numbers to drop, you might as well watch some bodies drop.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Though I’ve meant to write applauding many excellent Letters to the Editor, I am writing to you about one with which I disagree, which said… Continue reading
Proud Boeing has lost its way, but we in the Pacific Northwest, United States, and the world, need Boeing. Quality and treatment of workers are… Continue reading
Just back from a few days immersed in a four-part a cappella harmony (aka “barbershop”) convention (recommended, find your local chapter!) and catching up on… Continue reading
Regardless of outcome, voters must acknowledge the result, then work within democracy’s framework.
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Americans across the political spectrum share a duty to support the peaceful transition of power.
Thank you for the excellent article regarding increased asthma risks in Snohomish County (“Amid high asthma rates, Snohomish County seeks climate solutions,” The Herald, Oct.… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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The surprise results of an Iowa poll hint at the possibility of the strength of women in the election.
My name is Casey and I am a seventh grader at Maplewood Parent Cooperative in Edmonds. I am writing because I am concerned about climate… Continue reading
As much as events will turn on the outcome, any chaos over the results could make things even worse.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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Rather than a sign of recession, it may show the economy’s getting the soft landing that many hoped for.
The time has come for us to reject the status quo within our judicial branch. As a community, we have witnessed firsthand that not all… Continue reading
I recognize and value The Herald Editorial Board’s commitment to helping support important economic stakeholders in Washington, and the role of history, precedent and tradition… Continue reading
Our daughter moved out of state a few months ago and shortly after her arrival she registered to vote. A couple weeks ago she received… Continue reading
Well patriots, it’s that time again! Time to select the men and women who represent us in the offices of governance, for better or worse!… Continue reading