The recent article in The Herald about school vaccinations showed how complicated things have become in modern day America (“Schools to bar hundreds of unvaccinated… Continue reading
I greatly appreciate The Herald’s and other newspapers’ efforts to inform us about the issues and the candidates, but I’m sure nobody’s interested in who… Continue reading
It seems to me that the Sheriff Ty Trenary’s action in firing the two deputies for violation of department policy is an overreaction and some… Continue reading
Regarding the article about two deputies being fired (“Sheriff fires 2 deputies for illegal vehicle search,” The Herald, Nov. 2): In the article is the… Continue reading
As a Marysville Pilchuck football fan I am curious to learn exactly how our Tomahawks end up playing an undefeated Ballard team in this week’s… Continue reading
Recently the Everett City Council placed a moratorium on the Housing Hope Norton Field project. Some residents express fears that this project will negatively impact… Continue reading
Do not pave the Mountain Loop Highway. This area does not need gentrification; it’s plenty busy now with folks who are prepared to endure bumps… Continue reading
Regarding Lizz Giordano’s Herald “Street Smarts” article of Oct. 21, “Everett reconsiders traffic enforcement cameras”: Red-light cameras, bah, humbug. Are we trying to turn ourselves… Continue reading
Climate change is occurring, not because we are keeping more heat in with greenhouse gases, but because we are letting more heat in with our… Continue reading
We need a clean fuel standard now. Critical time for combating climate change is slipping away. A recent report from the United Nations clearly sets… Continue reading
Lynne Chelius’ Oct. 29 letter to the editor called into question the fiscal responsibility of the decision regarding teacher pay raises in the Edmonds School… Continue reading
Congress is listening: The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria was fully funded this week in Lyon, France. After letters to the editor… Continue reading
Thank you to The Herald for its excellent editorial supporting the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency in its efforts to ensure high standards for air… Continue reading
I’ve been a rideshare driver for three and a half years and have an average 5-star rating on both Lyft and Uber. I started as… Continue reading
The mayor of Everett stated that Everett was facing a budget deficit up to $20 million and if I-976 passes it would have a significant… Continue reading
It took the disclosure required for an IPO to see the extent of the con perpetrated by a surfer dude.
There has been a tidal wave of advertisements on TV urging voters to reject Tim Eyman’s Initiative 976. If the money spent on these negative… Continue reading