Did you see the great coverage of Independence Day in Monday’s Herald? Funny, neither did I.
Did The Herald forget? Not one word did I see about it. That was a huge omission in my opinion. The Herald has always covered it with bold headlines, as I recall from years past.
Lee A. Woodard
Everett
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