So, the MeToo movement is insisting that the song, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” be pulled off the airwaves, and moronic radio stations are complying. Why… Continue reading
I read the recent editorial (“State must make its own path to address climate change,” The Herald, Dec. 2) with much interest. I agree that… Continue reading
With fewer than two weeks of the open enrollment period for health plans under the Affordable Care Act remaining, consumers nationwide are making critical health… Continue reading
This is response to the recent editorial (“Change school bond passage to simple majority,” The Herald, Dec. 7): If the school bond passage is to… Continue reading
On Friday, a King County Superior Court judge allowed for a temporary stay on the logging on the steep slopes of Picnic Point watershed (“Judge… Continue reading
On Wednesday, Dec. 5, the Everett City Council voted unanimously to pass a reusable bag ordinance to be effective September, 2019. I applaud the Everett… Continue reading
Is the agenda of the people who want to tear out the Snake River dams really saving the orcas or something else (“Solutions for saving… Continue reading
I read with interest the The Herald editorial calling for more work in Washington state to address climate change in the absence of federal leadership… Continue reading
I whole-heartedly agree with Sid Schwab’s thoughts (“The silver lining in Trump’s and the GOP’s cloud,” The Herald, Dec. 1) on the malignant bent to… Continue reading
As we enjoy the Christmas season in Snohomish, I would like to recognize and commend Karen Guzak and her volunteers for creating the annual Snohomish… Continue reading
In James McCusker’s column this week (“Will ‘free stuff tempt Americans to try socialism?” Dec. 1), he mentioned that “American families earning the average wage… Continue reading
As we enter into this holiday season, we are all subject to requests for donations of one kind or another; 99.9 percents of these requests… Continue reading
I hope Herald readers took the time to read James McCusker’s Dec. 1 column (Will “free stuff” tempt Americans to try socialism?) especially those who… Continue reading
A recent Herald article ignores two of Gov. Inslee’s orca commission recommendations concerning the depredations by sea lions and harbor seals on the primary food… Continue reading
Regarding the recent editorial regarding a ban on plastic bags (“Statewide plastic bag ban a good place to start,” The Herald, Nov. 30), I would… Continue reading
The Qwuloolt Estuary multi-use path on Ebey Slough in Marysville is a fantastic addition to the city. This walking, running and riding path fills a… Continue reading
Bob and I have some concerns about the 2019 Everett budget (“Budget cuts $5.6 million from Everett’s long-term deficit,” The Herald, Nov. 29). We are… Continue reading
Recently, the Snohomish County Planning Department gave the go-ahead for clear-cutting and logging to begin Dec. 3 at Frognal Estates LLC’s proposed planned residential development… Continue reading
Regarding The Herald’s Nov. 25 story about contract talks with employees of Providence Hospital and Homecare (“High caseloads are compromising care, hospice workers say”): I… Continue reading
I invite you, my fellow Americans to review Katuria Smith’s case: Smith grew up poor, with an alcoholic father and stepfather, and struggled through high… Continue reading