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To the editor — I wish to comment on the best article I can remember ever reading in the YHR. A young man with severe epilepsy was given a companion dog by an agency locally. This companion en…
To the editor — I am weary of all the recent letters to this column claiming our president is incompetent and dishonest. He was duly elected, and we are better off now than we have been in yea…
To the editor — Medicare Advantage needs support, and U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse has delivered it. He told the Medicare agency to protect this program for senior citizens.
To the editor — Reacting to voters’ rejection of tax rate increases, Yakima City Councilman Brad Hill said, “I don’t know if we can educate or inform them enough.” The Herald-Republic’s Feb. 1…
To the editor — In 2016, Donna Brazile gave Hillary Clinton a question for one of the Democratic debates so she could defeat Bernie Sanders. Cheaters!
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