A wobbly calf grows into a 1,000-pound Lake Stevens behemoth
A shaggy and sometimes cranky bison is the last of his herd. He lives amid encroaching suburbia.
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Snohomish mayoral candidates have very little in common
Karen Guzak and John Kartak are vying for the new position.
Second teen charged after $1 million in school vandalism
Two teens now face felony charges for damage at two schools in Darrington last summer.
Election 2017
Snohomish mayoral candidates have very little in common
Karen Guzak and John Kartak are vying for the new position.
Majority of Marysville City Council seats are contested
The most closely watched race is between Mark James and Donna Wright.
Herald Business Journal
More business, more competition for Everett kidney dialysis center
Nonprofit Puget Sound Kidney Centers sees large for-profit competitors enter state market.
Suitors, beware: In Seattle, Amazon also brought disruption
The company has grown there from a workforce of about 5,000 to more than 40,000 in 33 buildings.
Sports
Stanwood sweeps Arlington in clash of Wesco 3A unbeatens
Devon Martinka led the Spartans to victory, registering 17 kills.
UW men’s basketball team learning new way under Hopkins
The Huskies will use a 2-3 zone as its base defense this season.
Life in Snohomish County
Shrimp and grits, rendered healthful and Italian? We’re in.
This recipe features a sauce made with olive oil, tomatoes and herbs instead of cheese and cream.
UFO at Paine Field playground was left by an artist — not aliens
The flying saucer at community park in Everett is a cosmic attraction.
Opinion
Editorial: Endorsements for Snohomish City Council
Continuing Tuesday’s recommendations, the editorial board endorses Redmon, Countryman and Dana.
Nation/World
Family of slain soldier says Trump showed ‘disrespect’ in call
He denies the claim about what he told the widow. But a congresswoman and the soldier’s mother were listening.
Sessions defends Comey firing, ties it to Clinton email case
Lawmakers were expected to ask him about the investigation into Trump campaign connections to Russia.
Northwest
Feeding thousands of elk is not an easy task
But it helps protect valuable agriculture and and creates an incredible sight for onlookers.
Forest-thinning project saved homes but highlights obstacles
Workers removed trees and brush with machines, then came through on foot to ignite prescribed burns.
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