Thank you to The Herald for the article regarding the project to build 196 townhomes on 17 acres near Maltby (“Neighbors’ effort falls short of… Continue reading
Please join me in honoring the invaluable contributions of our nation’s public servants. Every day, public servants carry out critical work that allows our society… Continue reading
Of the approximately 650,000 people that meet Housing and Urban Development’s definition of homeless, approximately 40 percent are sleeping outside tonight. It’s not that they’re… Continue reading
I believe that we in the U.S. have little idea of what the impacts that global warming and climate change are having and will have… Continue reading
I live in and pay taxes in rural Arlington. Our fire department is Fire District No. 21, which is not the same as Arlington’s fire… Continue reading
This well-presented story from facts shared of stage-5 kidney disease needs to be enhanced with more specific medical knowledge (“‘Silent disease’: Many have kidney disease,… Continue reading
Thanks to The Herald for its efforts to battle homelessness, along with the poverty and drug problems that are both cause and effect of it… Continue reading
We’ve all seen the YouTube videos of how the Yellowstone man-beast encounters dramatically played out (“Last man to see grizzly in Cascades says return ‘would… Continue reading
The Puget Sound region’s population is expected to grow by 4 million people in two or three decades, yet in its most recent planning document,… Continue reading
In a recent letter to the editor regarding Christians and Donald Trump, the writer states “I have no trouble voting for Trump” because “why would… Continue reading
Next session, our state Legislature must pass legislation that clarifies how family court judges should address the harms of family violence in family court. Under… Continue reading
My word! So now Donald Trump is in the business of selling Bibles! Is there no limit to how low the man will go? Talk… Continue reading
After moving back to the Pascific Northwest, I began a 40-year long hiking, backpacking and horse packing into the Cascades and Olympics, back when no… Continue reading
April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to think about your alcohol consumption to ensure you are enjoying alcohol responsibly and in moderation. According to… Continue reading
Regarding a recent letter regarding “good Bible verse for Trump’s supporters”: The writer proposes that Christians who support Trump are hypocritical. Perhaps so. If Trump… Continue reading
All these crises belong to President Biden and the Democrats. Sixty days after Biden’s inauguration, Russia started amassing tens of thousands of troops on the… Continue reading
In a time when so many of us live our lives through the media, the Pinewood Neighbors in Marysville are actively working to connect face-to-face… Continue reading