Oh please, not here! Washington sate has been a sanctuary of sanity. Let’s not start getting all paranoid about past elections (“Lawsuits claim 2020 ballots… Continue reading
I was pleasantly surprised to see the publication of Snohomish County death records had recently returned. The Daily Herald has not published death notices since… Continue reading
I see in the paper that some Republicans have filed in our county lawsuits claiming our elections are just not fair (“Lawsuits claims 2020 ballots… Continue reading
Our world has been completely upended in the last year and a half. I am grateful we have a vaccine and a way forward for… Continue reading
OK, the election infection has arrived in Snohomish County (“Lawsuits claim 2020 ballots in Washington were manipulated,” The Herald, Sept. 20). Susan Mischel, Art Corday,… Continue reading
I moved to Snohomish 30 years ago to raise my family and educate my children. What a great City! Lovingly restored houses, rivers, a lake,… Continue reading
I am so impressed with County Council member Nate Nehring and his initiative to help create the Regional Apprenticeship Pathways Program at Marysville Pilchuck High… Continue reading
Please vote for Brandy Donaghy for Snohomish County Council Position 5. Brandy will bring a fresh diversity of experience to the council that currently has… Continue reading
Regarding the commentary “Does too strong a message turn some from vaccine?” The Herald, Sept. 19) is well-intended but maddening. Professor S. Shyam Sundar seems… Continue reading
We have known Paul Roberts as a neighbor and friend in Everett’s District 1 for 30 years. He is a man with intelligence and integrity.… Continue reading
Residents from cities north of Seattle are feeling the pressure to expand. Once-held notions of quaint quiet communities are being pushed aside by the cities’… Continue reading
I find it fascinating that the Democrats who proudly proclaim a woman’s right to choose to have an abortio, are fine with punishing her if… Continue reading
Regarding the article documenting Republican state senators’ concerns about prison closures (“GOP senators want prison closures, early release halted,” The Herald, Sept. 19): It took… Continue reading
I fully agree with the seeming multitude of readers who object to the loss of terrific strips such as Zits and Baby Blues. Why don’t… Continue reading
As Everett’s mayor from 2003 to 2017, I had a unique vantage point to observe the growth and development of our local hospital, Providence Regional… Continue reading
Paula Rhyne is the best candidate for our first District 2 Everett City Council member. Paula has been actively engaged in local civics and issues… Continue reading
I was informed that I will be paying 58 cents for every $100 earned on my paycheck to fund the Washington State Long-Term Services and… Continue reading
“Follow the science,” says our president, plus our governor and various health officials. Mandates are emphasized as following the science. Yet there are an estimated… Continue reading
I love Tundra! I think it is hilarious and relates to the PNW. I missed it when it was pulled from the daily paper a… Continue reading
This decision to switch comics in The Herald has been very frustrating! I spent a lot of time reading comics, specifically Zits and Baby Blues.… Continue reading
