Skilled trades get their day at school
Marysville high school students get hands-on introduction to career alternatives.
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Drowsy driver crashes into empty downtown Snohomish store
The driver and a passenger only had minor scratches after plowing into the recently vacated shop.
Monroe tobacco shop clerk trying to stop burglar hit by car
The 62-year-old Edmonds man suffered a cut to the hand and facial injuries. Suspects are at large.
Herald Business Journal
Boeing plans increase in 767 production, bullish on outlook
Puget Sound-area factories look set to remain very busy even as 777 production dips.
Bothell’s Country Village will close in one year
About 40 of the shopping center’s businesses will be displaced.
Sports
Silvertips beat Americans, take commanding 3-1 series lead
Everett wins 3-1 in Game 4 to move one win from the Western Conference title and a trip to the WHL finals.
Seahawks trade back, select SDSU RB Penny in Round 1
He led the nation with 2,248 yards rushing last season and scored 23 touchdowns for the Aztecs.
Life in Snohomish County
With ‘Avengers,’ Marvel-Disney battles audience fatigue
After a witty first hour, the proceedings bog down with the same old same old.
You won’t want to miss Driftwood’s ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’
The Edmonds troupe has a blast with the musical based on the 1980s Michael Caine-Steve Martin movie.
Opinion
Editorial: Make DACA’s protections for Dreamers permanent now
Three court decisions have given President Trump and Congress a second chance to make this right.
Nation-World
Bill Cosby is convicted of drugging and molesting woman
The 80-year-old comedian could spend his final years in prison, but he is free now pending sentencing.
Historic summit hangs on North Korea’s nuclear intentions
A relaxed and jovial Kim joked about bringing cold noodles for Friday’s dinner banquet.
Northwest
House backs bill to block spill from dams to help fish
The giant dams on the Snake River are blamed for killing wild salmon.
Report slams problems at Hanford nuclear waste site
Problems first identified six years ago continue the plague the multi-billion-dollar plant.
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