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WEEK IN REVIEW
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Businesses eagerly await sailors' return
Preservation effort divides Everett's oldest ne...
Happy memories comfort family of injured Everet...
Friday


Life on the strike line
Arlington boatbuilder shutting down; hundreds t...
Boeing, Machinists likely to resume talks this ...
Thursday


Few answers in fatal Snohomish fire
Boeing, Machinists union agree to talks
Horizon's request is no worry to Allegiant
Wednesday


10 victims of plane crash honored a year after ...
Your questions, their answers: What the candida...
State budget: Governor wants $240 million in sa...
Tuesday


Arlington fashion statement helps fight cancer
Does Countrywide owe you mortgage help?
Dog wakes man, saving both from fire in travel ...
Monday


Green thumbs in Marysville
Snohomish County schools that aren't up to stan...
Richard Larsen, longtime public servant, dies a...
Sunday


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Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Local Briefly: Lynnwood woman killed in accident named

EVERETT -- A Lynnwood woman killed late Friday night in a traffic crash at the intersection of Broadway and Hewitt Avenue was identified Monday as Maria Banaag.

Banaag, 59, was rushed to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where she died, Everett police Sgt. Robert Goetz said.

The King County medical examiner ruled her death an accident and said she died from head and internal injuries.

The crash occurred just before midnight, Goetz said. A full-size pickup truck crashed into a Toyota Corolla in which Banaag was a passenger.

Both drivers were treated at hospitals for injuries that were not considered life threatening.

The accident remains under investigation, Goetz said.

Lynnwood: Police seek burglary suspect

Police said they are still looking for an armed man who robbed the Joe's store at 196th Street SW and Highway 99 in Lynnwood about 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

The man was wearing a leather jacket and had a scarf over his face, Lynnwood police spokeswoman Shannon Sessions said. He was armed with a rifle or shotgun.

Before taking the money, he ordered everyone to the ground in the tent section of the parking lot of the store, formerly known as G.I. Joe's, she said.

The suspect was described as a Hispanic man in his mid to late 20s. He fled in a car driven by another man, described as white and wearing a hat and sunglasses.

Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call detective Sean Gillebo at 425-670-5622.



From Herald staff reports

1. Happy memories comfort family of injured Everett woman
2. Boeing Machinists earn their $150 weekly strike check keeping the line fed, fired up
3. Businesses eagerly await sailors' return
4. Marysville-Pilchuck blitzes Lake Stevens
5. Preservation effort divides Everett's oldest neighborhood
6. Boeing Machinists: Welcome to McNerneyville
7. Will Frye start for Seahawks?
8. Washington prep football scores for Oct. 10
9. Granite Falls police catch suspect in car thefts, burglary
10. Beach shows Silvertips why they missed him
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Jackson prevails in overtime thriller
Meadowdale's Moore-Taylor runs wild
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