I completely concur with a recent letter to the editor objecting to the story in the Aug. 30 Herald, “In the face of death, a… Continue reading
My husband and I moved to Marysville in 1981, purchased our first home together, and have been residents ever since. My husband served in the… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
A land swap could add to state school construction funds, but it’s a far cry from what’s needed.
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The choice for conservatives appears to be either losing gracefully or fighting to the bitter end?
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As with other agencies, the Trump administration quietly moves to incapacitate a functioning BLM.
The right time might have been before the former governor fled the country for an extramarital tryst.
I would like to address the article in the Sept. 8 Herald, “They voted but their ballots came in too late to be counted.” The… Continue reading
The Aug. 30 story in The Herald, “In the face of death the party of a lifetime” was totally appropriate for the front page on… Continue reading
So much bickering and complaining is going on in the news about whether to offer prayers or not to offer prayers when bad things happen.… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
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It can depend on what was known at the time the money was accepted, but generally, yes.
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One challenge for the U.S. response in Syria is keeping the peace between Turkey and the Kurds.
Yes, Afghanistan is a quagmire, the longest war, and many American service personnel dead. How awful, huh? Eighteen years ago the Taliban were lynching their… Continue reading
What led Trump to believe a pact with an unrepentant enemy, signed near 9-11, would be a good idea?
The article in the Sept. 3 Herald, “Resign or be fired: County health officer had a choice,” has led me to express my feelings. As… Continue reading
“Drain the swamp.” For decades this phrase has been used by various politicians as a metaphor for getting rid of wasteful bureaucracy, government corruption, terrorism… Continue reading
Had to chime in on the latest letter to the editor from Ken Weigel of Edmonds. He just seems like an angry old guy who… Continue reading
Money has been diverted, perhaps unconstitutionally, from vital military projects to fund Trump’s wall.
The chief executive of Walmart knows it’s a truism that “Guns do not kill. People do.” Yet, they also know firsthand the truth that people… Continue reading
