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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


Kimberly-Clark keeps closer eye on its Everett ...
Owners protest Monroe plan for 'potentially dan...
Marysville man charged in fatal shooting of 6-y...
Tuesday


Girl, 6, fatally shot; father jailed
Century-old Arlington house succumbs to flames
In Snohomish and other cities, sales tax revenu...
Monday


Economy forces teens to cope with smaller allow...
Tax hike sought to clean up Puget Sound
Oso residents want to use old school as communi...
Sunday


Monroe may toughen rules for some dog breeds
County preparations kept flood rescues to minimum
It's playtime, maties
Saturday


A mom and dad of her own
Deal likely to avert strike of Boeing engineers
Sultan eliminates its police department
Friday


Snohomish County flooding was less severe than ...
Water warning a pain for some Snohomish restaur...
Arlington High's 'Peter Pan' takes to the air
Thursday


Snohomish County flooding isn't over yet
Gas leak forces kids from school
Skate America brought county about $3 million f...
 

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Robert Frank, City Editor
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Published: Sunday, August 24, 2008

Rain cancels Four Tops, Temptations concert at Tulalip

TULALIP — With rain expected to fall throughout the night, the Tulalip Ampitheatre has canceled this evening’s performance by the Four Tops and the Temptations.

The sold-out concert could have attracted more than 2,300 people to the outdoor ampitheater, located at Quil Ceda Village.

Instead, fans of the classic Motown artists can get ticket refunds at their point of purchase, be that a Ticketmaster outlet or the casino itself, according to an ampitheater spokesman.

Look for more on the canceled concert in Monday’s Herald.

Reporter Andy Rathbun: 425-339-3455 or arathbun@heraldnet.com.

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