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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday
County law could change to allow guns in parks
Boy, 16, admits role in Sultan slaying of teen
Swift buses ready for fast lane
Tuesday


Father guilty of manslaughter in girl's death
Snohomish County budget passes, with a caveat
Soldier with ties to Marysville killed in Afgha...
Monday


Economy may silence Everett Symphony's season
Inmates with mental illness bring extra costs t...
Help with heating bills late to arrive this year
Sunday


Nurse seeks help healing hidden wounds of wars
Count drags on long after the election's over
Groups work to help those in uniform
Saturday


Nearly 30 kids adopted during annual event in S...
Gold Bar couple admit animal cruelty in puppy m...
Arlington area man's arrest in alleged burglar'...
Friday


Nearly 2,000 turn out for Stevens Pass opening day
Victim of alleged burglary now a suspect in kil...
Shelter asks for diaper donations during holida...
Thursday


Safety long a concern for road involved in fata...
State budget's $2 billion hole will require dee...
County considers building for disaster response...
 
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Published: Thursday, November 26, 2009
Cody Calavan Marine Pfc. Cody Calavan, 19, of Stanwood, a machine gunner, was killed May 29, 2004, in a car bombing in Anbar province. Calavan joined the Marines after graduating from Lake Stevens High School in 2003, and was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, based in Camp Pendleton, Calif.


A Marine to the end 6/16/04
Lake Stevens supports Marines 6/14/04
Lake Stevens honors Marine 6/11/04
Memorial service for Pfc. Calavan set for Tuesday 6/10/04
Lake Stevens lowers flags to honor fallen Marine 6/3/04
Stanwood family loses son in Iraq 6/2/04

Click names below to read about other people from Snohomish County killed in the Iraq War

Justin W. Hebert
Todd Drobnick
Patrick L. Wade
Jordan W. Hess
Vincent G. Kamka
Charles Matheny IV
Adam McSween
Jeffrey L. Chaney
Curtis Hall
Shawn Starkovich
Megan M. McClung
Dustin L. Canham
Jeffrey B. Starr
Steven A. Rintamaki
Phillip Anderson

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