Why can’t we walk to Everett’s waterfront? It’s complicated
It’s long been a priority of the community, but the railroad and funding are tough obstacles.
Drownings, fires, falls, overexertion — enjoy the hot weather!
It’s summer in April, and first responders remind us that danger lurks on land and in the water.
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Al Swift, 8-term congressman, always sought ‘the path forward’
He died Friday. His “deft touch” led to the Northwest Power Act and Ebey’s Landing historical reserve.
3 crashes caused by driver of stolen car
A police dog chased down the suspect near the scene of the third crash.
Herald Business Journal
Bond sale reveals Paine Field terminal cost is about $40M
Propeller Airports, which is building on land leased from the county, raised the money in February.
Amazon begins free delivery to parked cars
Customers can track when their car was unlocked and relocked through an app.
Sports
Q&A with South Whidbey softball pitcher Mackenzee Collins
Collins, who will pitch at Colorado State next season, plays to honor the memory of her father, Tim.
Meadowdale grad contributing to the success of top-ranked UW
Freshman Emma Helm has become a regular in the Huskies’ lineup earlier than she expected
Life in Snohomish County
Wilderness boost: Why hiking does wonders for your mind and body
There is no denying how beneficial a walk through the woods can be for your overall health.
Ultimate list: Here are the top 15 beers of Snohomish County
These are the 15 the most interesting, iconic and best tasting craft beers in the county.
Opinion
Editorial: Honor former congressman by returning your ballot
Al Swift, who represented the 2nd District, from 1979 to 1995, championed the motor-voter bill.
Nation-World
Lawmakers honor man hailed as hero in Waffle House attack
He said he acted at a Nashville Waffle House to save his own life, and saved others in the process.
Trump calls Kim Jong Un “very open” and “very honorable”
His praise stood in stark contrast to his previous bellicose rhetoric toward the North Korean leader.
Northwest
Gun-rights rally in Olympia: ‘It’s time to play offense’
One South Whidbey student says he’s been called a gun-crazy racist for promoting gun rights.
Oil, gas drilling in pristine Alaska refuge takes step ahead
Friday starts a 60-day review to sell leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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It’s the water: Artesian well draws fans from miles around
Again, students here join nationwide protests over shootings
Everett school leaders mull next steps on bond, overcrowding
This is one trend that’s come back around
US 2 and I-5 top a big list of disruptive summer road work
A new generation of good works takes root in Everett
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Again, students here join nationwide protests over shootings
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Waffle House suspect still on the run and might be armed
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Robinson: A group photo that shows what we’ve lost
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