Our joy has gone out of reading the newspaper. We are long-time subscribers and were so sorry to see that Mother Goose and Grimm was… Continue reading
There are currently two bills in Congress “American Innovation and Choice Online Act,” (HR 3816) and the “Ending Platform Monopolies Act,” (HR 3825) that would… Continue reading
Thanks to The Herald Editorial Board for every word of the Sunday editorial about the deadly effects of refusing the covid-19 vaccine, (“A message to… Continue reading
I noticed with sadness that The Herald has pulled its last remaining coin-operated news rack from the Boeing Everett plant a couple of weeks ago.… Continue reading
allowing the delta variant to… Continue reading
Tundra, blech! Garfield, so, so, so boring! B.C. and Wizard of Id, meh. (But I’ll give those last two some time, since I remember them… Continue reading
Perfidy, morals and ethics are inherent in politics. This and more are wrapped up in current events of the Housing Action Plan and our subsequent… Continue reading
Receiving my daily Herald is like having a friend visit me. Friends bring joy, concerns, news, sorrows; a real blend of information and emotions. During… Continue reading
Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the pressure put on me by society, pressure put on me by TV commercials to buy cars, beer, soft drinks,… Continue reading
It’s like Herald editors read my mind! They managed to rip my four favorite comics out of the daily paper. For so many years I… Continue reading
It never ceases to amaze me the absolute stupidity of our government officials. Regarding the bridge replacement in Lake Stevens that was done without a… Continue reading
Observing evangelical Christians’ responses to covid has been dismaying at the very least. And leadership has been present, but silent as the messages antithetical to… Continue reading
More than 2 million Americans live with limb loss or limb difference, but two-thirds won’t receive a prosthetic device. That’s why I’m urging U.S. Sens.… Continue reading
Recently, some government spokesperson gave a perfect example of how living inside the Washington, D.C., bubble damages thinking processes. It’s easy to blame covid for… Continue reading
We would be a healthier nation if we paused to debate this question: Why do so many of us believe it is more forgivable to… Continue reading
“Service with Humility.” That is the motto of the Washington State Patrol. I see neither quality in Trooper Robert Lamay’s selfish and arrogant refusal to… Continue reading
Thank you to The Herald and Julie Muhlstein for the local articles about Everett and our citizens for so many years (“After 40 years, 3,500… Continue reading
Management and leadership often go together. However some leaders struggle with managing and some managers falter with leadership. Joe Marine is a proven leader and… Continue reading
In the last election, in the city of Snohomish, the issues were heroin, the homeless, pink graffiti on public structures, and corruption of small town… Continue reading
The city of Lake Stevens, once an unassuming, quiet mill town like all the others, is now a diversely over-populated menagerie of confusion and misguided… Continue reading
