Statement on use of Tribune logo in Snohomish political mailers

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Tribune issued a statement distancing itself from political mailers that featured its logo in Snohomish, clarifying it was not consulted regarding their distribution. Many residents believed the newspaper endorsed certain candidates due to the logo's inclusion. The mailers quoted outdated articles from January and April 2025, contradicting the Tribune's more recent reporting. Current articles highlight significant changes, including the removal of parallel parking proposals and pending funding decisions for city infrastructure. The Tribune asserts its policy of not endorsing candidates, emphasizing its commitment to journalistic independence.

This policy sets it apart from other news outlets that may offer endorsements through distinct editorial boards. The newspaper aims to ensure transparency and maintain trust with its readership. Editor Michael Whitney reiterated the Tribune's dedication to unbiased reporting.

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