I have been a long-time subscriber to The Herald. I start my day reading the comics, and “Red and Rover” is my favorite (‘Red and Rover’ cartoonist, based in Edmonds, looks back on career, The Herald, Jun. 27). Please, Brian Basset, don’t leave. I have black labs and had many cats. The love between a person and their dog is true and forever.
Julie Wick
Everett
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The defunding of a museum and library program means the loss of a science lab for preschoolers.
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