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Incredible research and reporting by Jordan Hansen.

Everett NewsGuild ✊ Everett Herald The Everett Herald can end this strike by respecting its employees and coming to the bargaining table with real proposals. The Everett NewsGuild ✊ unionized two years ago, and the Herald continues to drag its feet with insulting wage offers ($19.50/hour). #EverettHeraldOnNotice

Everett NewsGuild ✊ Ta'Leah Van Sistine We out here ❤️💪 fighting for local news in Snohomish County!

I'll miss Andrea Brown's column so much. She's a pitch perfect writer who has a knack for finding the delightfully weird pockets of everyday life. "What's up with that" is a reminder that newspapers should be fun to read, as well as informative. heraldnet.com/news/columnist…

Today's a hard day. Twelve of our members are working their final shift. We bargained tirelessly for a month, but Carpenter Media simply refused to spare any jobs. We were, however, able to negotiate optional buyouts, increased severance packages and raises for remaining staff.

About a dozen members of the Everett Herald news staff are wrapping up their final shift today, in light of cuts mandated by new owners Carpenter Media Group.

happy monday from the Everett Herald 🙃 after layoffs from Carpenter Media Group, this is what it’s like at snohomish county’s largest newspaper

"It's the world's loss." Monroe climate and mental health advocate Jim Bloss dies at 83 - Ta'Leah Van Sistine reports. Snohomish County Citizens' Climate Lobby NAMI heraldnet.com/news/monroe-cl…

Some news I haven't gotten around to sharing: early this month, I left Seattle to drive 86 miles north to my new home in Bellingham, WA. For the next two years, I'll be covering rural issues for Cascadia Daily News as part of the Murrow News Fellowship.

Carpenter Media presented the NewsGuild with a new wage proposal today, the company's first in about six months. It is, frankly, insulting. Perhaps most egregious, the company proposed $1.00 an hour bonus for "meeting newsroom minimum standards of 2-3 bylines per day."

I would love everyone to pause and think about what a day in the life of a solo photographer at Herald looks like when there is a 2-3 byline a day requirement for reporters……………..

Three households received eviction orders after a tribal court hearing Friday in the latest chapter of a bitter conflict over Nooksack tribal enrollment. seattletimes.com/seattle-news/t…

Photos of the Year 2024 - Such great work by Ryan, Annie and especially Olivia, who now must carry the load as sole Everett Herald photographer. Olivia Vanni Ryan Berry heraldnet.com/news/photos-of…