Do you know humans are expediting climate change? But we can fix it. Climate change is a change in the earth’s atmosphere due to rising… Continue reading
You wouldn’t know it from reading The Herald’s one-sided editorial on the “opioid crisis,” but there are Snohomish County residents who legitimately need and responsibly… Continue reading
I’d like to start a conversation with our community about the service challenges we are facing at South Whidbey Fire/EMS. We’re struggling to recruit and… Continue reading
The Jan. 17 article, “Washington AG sues to block merger of Kroger, Albertsons” deserves front page headlines because of its importance to consumers. This merger… Continue reading
On behalf of KinderCare, we wanted to take a moment to extend our sincere gratitude for the assistance of Sgt. Robert Edmonds and the Everett… Continue reading
The Everett City Council wants to remove the gazebo in Clark Park so the dogs can run free (“Everett to replace historic Clark Park gazebo… Continue reading
Thankfully, the voters in the Marysville School District did pass its levy on Feb. 14, last year. There will be more levies and bonds to… Continue reading
Regarding access to Pigeon Creek Trail, this is what you get when you have the railroad company on one side and the Port of Everett… Continue reading
The Republican Party has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission for the right to start its own network. It will be called the “Cartoon Channel.” Bob… Continue reading
We can all agree that trash is a problem, whether it’s on the side of U.S. 2, in our beautiful forests, or even in Puget… Continue reading
As a voter in the area covered by the Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue district, I want to thank the voters in our area for… Continue reading
As an Arlington community member and teacher, I know firsthand that Arlington has a strong community, and strong schools help build that. Vote yes to… Continue reading
I wouldn’t put Boeing in workers’ hands” as a recent letter to the Herald editor recommended. But I do think our community and Boeing investors… Continue reading
The Snohomish River and estuary is critical habitat for juvenile salmon. More than $90 million have been spent to improve this habitat for salmon, but… Continue reading
I moved to Arlington in 2006. In that time, I have observed and am proud to be a part of a strong community. We have… Continue reading
The American Red Cross is facing an emergency blood shortage as the nation faces the lowest number of people giving blood in 20 years. In… Continue reading
=Stanwood Mayor Sid Robert’s Herald Forum essay regarding affordable housing had many very valid and compassionate points (“We’ll need to be open to options for… Continue reading
I’m impressed with my copy of Sound & Summit magazine, especially this last winter edition. Highlighted are local people from the Snohomish, Everett and Monroe… Continue reading
Who is being the bully in the recent article about a dispute over a logo design (“Arlington Hardware cashed in on stolen design, local artist… Continue reading
No child should be subject to the fear of bombs falling on them or witness the destruction of their home or the violent death of… Continue reading
