The demands of The Herald’s newsroom staff to ratify an employment contract seem very sensible and straight forward. Just a dollar more an hour with… Continue reading
I really enjoyed reading the recent article about the use of artificial intelligence by government employees and electeds (“Everett officials, among others in WA, using… Continue reading
What’s fair in the “fair pay” discussion? (“Lynnwood advocates launch campaign for higher minimum wage,” The Herald, Aug. 26) I don’t think I’m the first… Continue reading
As a Jackson High School Robotics Boosters board member from 2018–24 and team mentor since 2018, I want to set the record straight regarding the… Continue reading
The GOP’s goal has been to Make America Great Again. But when was America great before? If you look at what the present administration is… Continue reading
I read that our local government officials have begun using artificial intelligence (AI) to communicate with their constituents “Everett officials, among others in WA, using… Continue reading
After reading the front page story about the Everett School Board races and the attempt of a disgruntled family trying to conduct a vendetta against… Continue reading
President Donald Trump is waging a campaign against our Smithsonian museums, in particular the National Museum of African American History and Culture, because they tell… Continue reading
Gentrification is not only caused by making community investments that displace people who cannot afford to live here. Gentrification also happens when services are taken… Continue reading
I especially appreciated three particular columns from the last two issues of the Daily Herald, beginning with Friday’s always valuable take on current events by… Continue reading
This July, I met with U.S. Rep Rick Larsen to discuss the importance of passing House Resoution 842: The Nancy Gardner Sewell Medicare Multi-Cancer Early… Continue reading
Several questions arose about the subject of a Herald article (“Everett coucil approves new civil penalties for graffit”,” The Herald, Aug. 22). Graffiti is defined… Continue reading
Recently, The Herald published an article on the county’s overspending in the Sheriff’s Office and Department of Corrections (“Snohomish County departments explain why they’re overspending,”… Continue reading
I am appalled and deeply saddened by the news of the closing of Fred Meyer on Evergreen and Casino Road (“Kroger said theft a reason… Continue reading
Q: After 250 years of enduring foreign invasions, civil war, world wars, epidemics, economic upheaval, and social unrest, what finally brought down the USA? A:… Continue reading
Has it occurred to you that on Jan. 20, the United States had the opportunity to lead the world to democracy, honoring every citizen with… Continue reading
I am a long-time Herald subscriber and reader. The Herald is a valuable local journalism resource, and it relies on quality reporting. Quality reporting needs… Continue reading
The role of local government is not to tell us how to live. Snohomish City Council’s job is not to judge what you do with… Continue reading
Has there been a man so egotistical, so narcissistic as to think himself blameless? Donald Trump calls himself a war hero, demands a Nobel Prize,… Continue reading
Recently, the city announced that repairs to Edgewater bridge on Mukilteo Bouelvard would take several months longer to complete. But there’s a fantastic deli and… Continue reading
