Opinion
FORUM: You can literally hear the changing culture of libraries
Edie Everette| Herald Forum
Columnists
Schwab: Lucy Van Pelt is Iran. The football is the Strait of Hormuz. And Trump is, well, Trump.
As he decompensates while his stupid war spins out of control like a buzz-bomb firecracker, it’s obvious that…
Opinion
They block grocery stores—then build their own at 4x the cost
Across the country, politicians are sounding the alarm about rising food prices and lack of access to grocery…
Letters
Letter: ‘Help them help themselves’
I have to congratulate Mr. Welch on his column, “Compassion Without Accountability Is Not Compassion”. I think it…
Letters
Letter: Some will never be normal again
“Compassion without accountability is not compassion”, was a well written article by Todd Welch. One issue he failed…
Letters
Letter: A possible transit merger should be on a ballot
There are ongoing discussions about potentially consolidating Everett Transit into Community Transit, and many residents may not realize…
Letters
Letter: Do we need yet another housing agency?
I was totally shocked to read in your Tuesday, April 14th edition that “work is underway to create…
Editorial Cartoons
Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, April 22
A sketchy look at the news of the day.
Columnists
Burke: Donald Trump — Evil, sick, stupid, old or just burned toast?
“Everything Trump Touches Dies” was the title of a 2018 book by well-known Republican strategist and Never Trumper,…
Opinion
Forum: Why would anyone stay if they do not feel they belong?
I live in a wonderful neighborhood in north Marysville. We moved to our “forever home” in 1991 from…
Letters
Letter: The Herald should acknowledge special holidays
Although the Easter season has come and gone, I want to extend a Thank You to two persons…
Letters
Letter: Everett deserves the light rail we’ve been paying for
Everett’s light rail is at risk - and so is every tax dollar this community has already paid…
Opinion
Forum: Sheriff Standards Law ensures well-trained professionalism
Public trust is the foundation of good policing. That trust is earned through excellence and accountability.