When the framers wrote the Constitution they had no knowledge of assault rifles with unlimited ammunition firepower. Who is directly making money from the sale… Continue reading
Maybe this is the one that will make people realize we need to turn schools into hard targets. Stop just watching this happen again and… Continue reading
I was happy to read the recent commentary by Amy Gulick (“Our cultural survival is tied to salmon’s survival,” The Herald, May 14). We need… Continue reading
The NRA more than any other has taken on the defense of our second amendment. They either believe passionately in a constitutionally mandated right to… Continue reading
Thank you for the perspective in your recent editorial (“A mindless loyalty holds back action on gun deaths,” The Herald, May 29). An objective disclosure… Continue reading
As I reflect upon the tragic events in our country of the past few years, months, weeks and days, I am reminded of conversations that… Continue reading
I’ve owned a gun or guns now for more than 75 years. I hunted big game for about 50 of those years with a Remington… Continue reading
Our schools are no longer safe because our society is no longer safe. I’m not sure we can control or do much about the latter,… Continue reading
After reading about Kismet Turkish Cafe and it being forced to leave Alderwood mall, I have to say that Starbucks along with mall management is… Continue reading
First of all, Roe v. Wade didn’t endorse abortion, it passed responsibility for regulating abortions covered by a woman’s constitutional right to privacy to the… Continue reading
There are state governments that recently have stated that our present administration is ruining America. These statements are not backed by examples of this ruin.… Continue reading
I thought Michael Gerson’s May 23 column in The Herald (“Complacency, ideology had part in deaths”) was unusually interesting. For instance, he writes: “Now imagine… Continue reading
Snohomish city engineer Yosh Monzaki needs to learn how to use a tape measure! In a recent Street Smarts column about the Bickford Avenue/Hiway 9… Continue reading
A huge thank you to Herald writer Andrea Brown and photographer Ryan Berry for the article and photos featuring our Providence General Children’s Association gift… Continue reading
On behalf of the Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo Rotary, I want to thank everyone who supported our Dueling Pianos for Rotary fundraising event at… Continue reading
Abortion controversies rise, the war rages in Ukraine, and inflation hits Americans hard; have we forgotten about covid? Covid policies and mandates continue to shape… Continue reading
Regarding a recent letter to the editor regarding the writer’s Herald subscription renewal, the decline in newspaper subscriptions across the country is cause for concern… Continue reading
Have you listened to the outrage regarding the baby formula shortage. At FDA. At Biden administration? How many of the outraged people are usually anxious… Continue reading
I wonder if other local municipalities are aware that the poor city of Edmonds is relying on all their neighbors’ generosity to provide shelter services… Continue reading
The recent headline regarding the shortage of infant formula read. “Local moms scrambling to feed babies” (The Herald, May 18) Oh really? So the dads… Continue reading
