Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the incurable disease that baseball player Lou Gehrig gave a face and name to, has long been known as non-discriminatory. It can… Continue reading
When rumors of layoffs first hit Microsoft’s campus in the fall of 2008, Rod Learmonth shrugged them off. There were no signs of… Continue reading
Before you toss that pile of junk mail into the recycling bin, you might want to go through it one more time. Your primary-election ballot… Continue reading
Are we there yet? Economists and journalists continue to speak and report in ways that reveal a longing for the Instant Gratification Age that got… Continue reading
Store-bought, packable snacks for school can be pricey and some of the ingredients are less than desirable. Sure, there are all-natural brands, but they usually… Continue reading
From recent rhetoric, you’d think that public safety is little more than a political football in the City of Everett. Of course, that’s absurd. Funding… Continue reading
It’s too bad for Alex Rodriguez that he didn’t like Seattle well enough to stay. Oh well, the Pacific Northwest is getting used to losing… Continue reading
