The Everett Leader Herald has eroded our craft — and worse — made Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria fight to regain his good name. That's what is important today as news of the settlement spreads.


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The Everett Leader Herald has eroded our craft — and worse — made Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria fight to regain his good name. That’s what is important today as news of the settleme…{ai:summary}<p>Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria is working to restore his reputation following a settlement related to the Everett Leader Herald's reporting. The situation highlights the impact of media on public figures and their reputations. </p><p>#politics</p>

Editorial: Carlo DeMaria wins back his good name

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