A 32-unit behavioral health center near Stanwood doesn’t fit in the rural, agricultural area.
Plastic: It’s everywhere, filling our landfills, polluting the environment, and inside our food. It takes centuries to decompose but is only used for a few… Continue reading
Just a thought that when Everett and or Snohomish County build housing for the homeless, that they pay heed to the adventures of Seattle and… Continue reading
On behalf of the International Association of Firefighters Local 1828, I’m writing to express our strong support for Proposition 1 in the cities of Mountlake… Continue reading
PUD and clean energy Push BPA to nonhydro renewable energy A recent Herald article (“PUD eyeing conservation, innovation to meet growing energy need,” The Herald,… Continue reading
I have nothing but positive words for the state Department of Health’s covid Paxlovid virtual visit program. Following a positive covid test, local clinics were… Continue reading
For crying out loud, please end the twice-a-year changing of the clock! For health’s sake (and sleep’s sake!), vote on Congress’ Sunshine Protection Act already!… Continue reading
Shortly after the 2020 general election, which Joe Biden won by more than 7 million votes, I wrote to The Herald because of the continuation… Continue reading
Through my work with Trinity Lutheran Aid Bank in Everett, I meet neighbors who need food, clothes, transportation and other emergency assistance. We know one… Continue reading
Help can’t wait when emergencies strike; whether it’s for the family huddled on the street after a home fire, the patient needing a blood transfusion,… Continue reading
As an Alzheimer’s Association Purple Ambassador, I recently participated in the Alzheimer’s Association Advocacy Day in Olympia. It was energizing to meet with other advocates,… Continue reading
The Herald got rid of its carriers and now has the U.S. Postal Service deliver the papers with the mail. However, recently the mail was… Continue reading
It made me sad to read that the hospice wing at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett was closing (“Providence to close inpatient hospice unit in… Continue reading
I’m responding to John Branthoover’s Herald Forum essay wherein he discusses the necessity of protecting the right to bear arms (“A license isn’t needed to… Continue reading
I totally agree with a recent letter from Berb Kidder and his hypothesis that high rent costs equals homelessness. I also agree that landlords, at… Continue reading
Jeremy Anderson, the 45-year-old man shot through an apartment wall the morning of March 2 was a very close friend of my biological father Edward… Continue reading
I attended the Everett Link Light Rail Project tele-meeting on March 1 where the Sound Transit staff explained the various options for routing light rail… Continue reading
