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Little inspirations, from thoughtful places

Scraps of paper and Post-it notes, cartoons and printed images, and jokes and quotations are strewn about my office, not to mention in notes files on my phone and saved to random files on my laptop. …

Low scores in the Mukilteo School District I read your article with interest about the rise in Mukilteo School District student test scores.  I usually hear about student scores that …

Drug paraphernalia: A question of priorities

Our response to the crisis of drug addiction should be focused on a clear objective: helping people escape addiction and move toward treatment and recovery. Unfortunately, too much of what is called …

Good news, bad news on Japanese Gulch

You may have heard about the City receiving a $2 million grant for the Japanese Gulch Creek Daylighting & Estuary Project (JG Daylighting Project). Japanese Gulch Creek currently reaches Puget …

25 years later: The responsibility of remembering

On Sept. 11, I had the privilege of participating in a special program at Everett Civic Auditorium honoring the lives we lost 25 years ago. Sept. 11 is always a somber day. One that asks us to …

Changes to Apple Health (Medicaid): 3 things to know

New federal requirements are coming to Apple Health for some people. We break down what enrollees need to know to be prepared – and to stay covered. Federal legislation. New rules. Work …

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I'm voting for transition to be DeLuxe

Hello friends! Today, wars around the world are the very worst we've seen since World War II. "These are the times that try men's souls."   All very horrific and very existential. I …

Short-term rentals can be a win-win

Please continue the discussion about expanding permits for STRs in residential areas. We attended the meeting last night (Sept. 14) with a lot of support for residential STR's. There were some …

Medicare and moving: What you need to know

Dear Savvy Senior, I’m planning to move later this year to be closer to my youngest son and his family. I’ve lived in the same state for decades, so I’m a little nervous about how this might …

The burden of a digital footprint

Attending college in D.C., on a very politically active campus just northwest of the heart of American politics, it’s not uncommon for the moment’s hot-button issues to bleed into my school days. …

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Climate change puts everyone at risk

Dear editor, As a now retired physician allergist and asthma specialist, protecting our communities from climate change related extreme weather is important to me because I have seen the ill effects …

For children ages 5 through 17, September may be the most important month of the school year. It is a time to reestablish routines, refocus on learning, and build habits that support success …

We must empower, not embarrass, older scam victims

It’s an unseen epidemic. Many older adults have a secret that leaves them feeling deeply ashamed: They have been scammed. It might be a phone call from a fake "grandchild" in trouble. It could be a …

City is dismantling a decade-old waterfront plan

On Sept. 21 at 6 p.m., the City Council will hold the final public hearing on rezoning our Central Waterfront Park from Open Space to Waterfront Mixed Use, clearing the way for commercial development …

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Fearfully and wonderfully made: a testament to 3 days

Psalm 139:14 says, “I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; that I know very well.” It is a testament of awe and gratitude to God for the complexity and …

Soil is the soul of every garden

I used to dread fall, the October clean-up, the fading blooms, the way everything suddenly looked empty. A far cry from the fullness and color of summer. The garden goes …

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