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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


Everett Guard members prepare for deployment to...
Race for governor will be another close fight
Here's your 12-day Evergreen State Fair planner
Tuesday


Try out your sea legs: Replicas of historic shi...
Lucas leads Hulbert for Superior Court seat
Bergeson, Dorn lead in race for state schools c...
Monday


Gardeners create an oasis on Everett's Casino Road
Mukilteo polls its potential citizens on annexa...
Local kids dream of Olympics with every stroke,...
Sunday


'53 Olds: Rare, low miles, must sell to help ho...
Shoreline man in hospital after jump from I-5 o...
$140,000 paid out in probe of Everett teacher
Saturday


Everett's next big wave
Drop in driving could leave hole in budget
Everett compost company's still causing a stink
Friday


Twins' lives 'a story of miracles'
Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon overst...
Fewer break-ins on Camano Island: Is fugitive g...
Thursday


Woman to be sentenced as juvenile in Ecstasy de...
Retired Herald photographer Jim Leo, 73, dies
Fear and sorrow in Puget Sound area for Georgia
 

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Published: Saturday, July 19, 2008

AquaSox rally to beat Volcanoes

KEIZER, Ore. -- The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes have been looking in their rearview mirror, and since Wednesday the Everett AquaSox are getting bigger and bigger.

Tyson Gillies's sacrifice fly to deep center field in the top of the eight inning scored Nate Tenbrink with the eventual winning run as the Frogs edged Salem-Keizer, 5-4, in front of 2,857 fans at Volcanoes Stadium Saturday night.

1. Big rig crash shuts down 41st Street onramp to I-5
2. Race for governor will be another close fight
3. Here's your 12-day Evergreen State Fair planner
4. IRS attempts to seize homes of Arlington woman accused of embezzlement
5. Longtime Herald photographer Jim Leo honored with lights and sirens
6. The Herald restructures, cuts 10 jobs
7. Big workload for Frye
8. Everett Guard members prepare for deployment to Iraq
9. Incumbent Eric Lucas holds slim lead over David Hulbert in Snohomish County Superior Court race
10. Rep. Rick Larsen and former sheriff Rick Bart advance in 2nd Congressional District race
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Clean water is not enough
Mill Creek's dream season ends
'Old guard' resigns en masse
Politicians threaten senior center board
Mill Creek loses to Hawaii in Little League World Series U.S. semifinal ...
King County Sheriff Office gets new eye in the sky
McAuliffe holding big lead in early Primary returns
Roberts, Liias romp in 21st
Budget crisis looms in Edmonds
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