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My wife and I have lived in the Lowell neighborhood of Everett for the last three years and are active members of the Lowell Civic… Continue reading
We thank Nate Nehring for his recent commentary (“Thoughts on prayers and their role in policy, change,” The Herald, Sept. 20). In my following Charlie… Continue reading
The current term could see the overturn of precedents that provided a check against a unitary executive.
As Washington braces for another season of floods and wildfires, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has quietly halted over $300 million in preparedness grants; funds… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Our weather is changing before our eyes. Our planet is heating up 10 times as fast as average ice-age recovery warming and is now hotter… Continue reading
School is back in session, and so is the environmental education and eco-citizenship collaboration between Snohomish County and WM. After rave reviews last year in… Continue reading
The technology offers great promise but must have predictable and consistent policy guidance.
Only a few of each side’s base supporters get their news online. And actual voters aren’t impressed.
The untested tax, rushed to passage to fill a state revenue hole, is being challenged in court.
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Voters’ picks of three members of the panel will help determine what amendments they see next fall.
Many came here for better lives and have helped build our communities. They deserve citizenship.
A cease-fire in Gaza. The government shutdown. OK, big deals, but what about the Super Bowl halftime show?
After attending the City of Snohomish candidate forum, I remain concerned about replacing experienced incumbents with inexperienced candidates who, with the exception of Bill Webster… Continue reading
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Consumers have gotten good at hunting for deals, finding substitutes or simply putting off purchases.
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Last May, Anna Marie Jackson Laurence was appointed to school board Position 3, to finish the term of a vacated seat. Laurence is now running… Continue reading
I received a mailer recently from Robin Lee regarding the Everett School Board and Jackson High School’s robotics team. I was shocked by what I… Continue reading
