Greater oversight is needed of the ingredients of e-cigarette products and how they are sold.
Limiting Everett and Sno-Isle libraries to one ebook copy of new titles isn’t publishing.
A new study looks at options other than asphalt paving for the highway’s 14 miles of gravel road.
With the state facing an infrastructure debt, how should we pay for the roads and transit we need?
There’s too much at stake — in particular I-976 — to be left to just a third of voters in the county.
Grab your ballot, a pen, your voters guides and make sure your voice is heard in this election.
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Appointed following retirements, both have quickly earned the support of peers in the court system.
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It encourages recruitment — not quotas — of underrepresented candidates for college, jobs and contracts.
Megan Dunn and Anna Rohrbough each have relevant experience, but Dunn’s stand on issues recommends her.
Adam Fortney spurred a useful debate on the response to opioids and crime, but Trenary’s reforms are working.
Rob Toyer and Brian Sullivan have relevant experience, but Sullivan offers intriguing proposals.
Cindy Gobel and Garth Fell have skills for the post, but Fell has run county elections for 12 years.
Liz Vogeli and Scott Bader work well with the rest of the council and pay attention to the city’s needs.
It would gut funding for state and local road and transportation projects, and could stop ST3.
Mike Patrick’s candidacy has encouraged a good discussion, but Jon Nehring has delivered results.
