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Catch up on HeraldNet
Sunday
- Every child needs a guide: Viewpoints: Mentors are hallmark of a strong community
- School lunch, reinvented: Schools are improving nutrition with locally grown food
Saturday
- Want to see snowy owls?: Head north to Canada’s nearby Boundary Bay (gallery)
- Title time: Number of local wrestlers take home hardware at Mat Classic
Friday
- Four stars for 'Arrietty': Animated film will enchant you
- Can we talk Oscars?: Joan Rivers promises to do so in Seattle show
Thursday
- A sacrifice remembered: 25th anniversary of firefighter Gary Parks' death marked
- Marysville teachers protest: Many use furlough day to protest state budget cuts
- 'The Piggyback Bandit': Bothell man banned from high school sports in several states
Wednesday
- Marvelous miso: Get to know this flavor bomb
- 787 in Singapore: Dreamliner stops at air show as part of world tour (gallery)
- 777 hits milestone: Boeing rolls out its 1,000th 777 in Everett
- UW receives record $334M from donors
- Mercury spacecraft workers gather 50 years after John Glenn’s launch
- What mayors in Snohomish County are paid
- School lunch, reinvented
- Everett School District job-review proposal criticized
- University plans free-tuition contest for business students
- Going solar
- Commentary: Seattle deserves another NBA team, even if it hurts another city
- On print quality, paper strives to make the grade
- Come clean on campaigning
- Sheriff, Republican candidate confirms he is gay
- Snow Goose Festival
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District policy proposal criticized
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School lunch has never looked so good
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On print quality, paper strives to make the grade
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Come clean on campaigning
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Bill would sell off state's art collection
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Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
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Parents must teach gratitude
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Transit cuts start Monday
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North Korea threatens to attack South over drills
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HeraldNet highlights
- Murphy saves best for last
- UW receives record $334M from donors
- Mercury spacecraft workers gather 50 years after John Glenn’s launch
- What mayors in Snohomish County are paid
- Man arrested in fatal Arlington house fire
- Venison anyone?
- The cost of presidential travel irks some opponents
- School lunch, reinvented
- ‘Bigfoot’ charged in slaying of robbery accomplice in Marysville
- Title time
- Property tax statements mailed Friday
- Federal boat bought with fishing fines used for fun
