Dead boy’s ‘gentle giant’ uncle helped search, then confessed
Andrew Henckel, 19, of Texas, said he planned the drowning of Dayvid Pakko, 6. His bail is $1 million.
Deadly police shooting in Lynnwood ruled justified
Jeremy Dowell, who likely was living with untreated mental illness, refused orders to drop a knife.
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Inclusion super important to Monroe High senior
Sarah Reeves worked to make homecoming more representative of the student population.
This dental office devoted a day to free care for veterans
All Smiles Northwest in Everett was among businesses observing Freedom Day USA.
Election 2017
Ballots are going out and voting will soon begin
In Snohomish County, one of the marquee contests is in Everett, where voters are choosing a new mayor.
Snohomish mayoral candidates have very little in common
Karen Guzak and John Kartak are vying for the new position.
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
Silvertips fall to Americans 3-2 in overtime
Goaltender Blake Lyda, 15, saves 32 shots in an outstanding debut with Everett.
Seahawks’ Bennett says he’ll continue to sit; Avril headed to IR
Seattle’s defensive ends make news that goes far beyond the football field.
Life in Snohomish County
Marysville theater stages Noel Coward’s timeless ‘Blithe Spirit’
The cast and crew at the Red Curtain Arts Center do a fine job with the 1940s British play.
Stringed instruments get workout at Cascade Symphony concert
Tchaikovsky’s “Serenade for Strings” is the orchestra’s first concert of the season.
Opinion
Parker: How we keep #MeToo from being just another hashtag
If more women and men work to end sexual harassment and intimidation it won’t be just another tweet.
Nation/World
As US warns of Cuba attacks, tourists ask: Were we hit, too?
Several who visited Cuba say they’ve developed symptoms similar to what embassy victims experienced.
Russian opposition divided over TV host’s presidential bid
Ksenia Sobchak is the daughter of Anatoly Sobchak, the reformist St. Petersburg mayor in the 1990s.
Northwest
Feeding thousands of elk is not an easy task
But it helps protect valuable agriculture and and creates an incredible sight for onlookers.
Police: University of Washington student sexually assaulted
The student told police she didn’t realize someone was behind her when she opened the door to her room.
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