A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
With five seats on the ballot, and at least three new members, voter participation is key.
The Herald is all gloom and doom and no fun anymore without Mother Goose and Grimm. I’m starting to feel like leaving it in the… Continue reading
Covid and cancer Cancer kills more, yet cigarettes legal Recently published, the No. 1 cause of death in Washington state is cancer. The newest annual… Continue reading
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We’re seeing the result with virulent opposition to common-sense calls for pandemic precautions.
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Studied by others — and not always to sell coffee — Starbucks set expectations for retail spaces.
My wife and I took delivery of a new bed frame and mattress this last weekend. What became of the decrepit old box spring and… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Your vote in the Nov. 2 election will determine who represents your voice regarding local issues.
Allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices would save billions and won’t limit drug availability.
I am writing to express my outrage at the City of Everett for ignoring the dangerous blind hill on Norton Avenue. Just days ago, there… Continue reading
I have known and respected Lea Anne Burke for many years. We’ve worked together on various environment and sustainability related projects, including: creation of a… Continue reading
Commentary
Distribution may not start until December, and some parents may be hesitant to vaccinate children.
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A Reuters’ investigation finds AT&T funding and a push from the top to defend Trump without question.
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As long as wages keep pace, modest inflation can create conditions for a more stable U.S. economy.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Over the past few months, I have had the opportunity to observe and evaluate the perspectives of all candidates in Mill Creek’s upcoming November election.… Continue reading
It is always sad when a Southern resident orca dies. However, it is part of the nature of life and death. And she was near… Continue reading
In 2014 Snohomish Mayor John Kartak along with a cousin and Snohomish City Council member Larry Countryman, also a relative, purchased a building at 618… Continue reading
Organized by an Arlington glass artist, ‘Salmon School’ will be exhibited at a UN climate summit.
