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Everett school board candidate leaves race
May 23
- New chancellor appointed at UW-Bothell May 22
- Whidbey underwater robotics team advances May 21
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NFL’s Kluwe, gay marriage supporter, to speak at EvCC
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May 20
- School Winners May 20
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Coach was in trouble over sexual comments
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May 19
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Broken-down limo leaves prom-goers stranded
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May 18
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Petersen won't seek second term on school board
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May 17
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Mill Creek Food Bank looking for permanent home
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May 16
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Lake Stevens schools get quicker Internet
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May 16
- Suspect sought in armed robbery in Edmonds May 15
Kids calendar
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May 14
- Edmonds police investigate photo of teens having sex
- Retail space, 350 apartments planned for Lakewood
May 13
- Website funds UW Bothell researcher’s coal-train dust study
- Super Kid: Katie Weir, Cascade High School
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- Practicing yoga keeps his focus on life
- Everett parents want school times that benefit own families
- Edmonds educator to lead state teachers union
April 30
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- EvCC forum tackles issues of race, equality, more
- Super Kid Sahida Badji has eye on engineering
- School Winners
April 26
- Edmonds schools to use $15.5M left over for other capital projects
- High tea has higher purpose to aid historic preservation
- High schools give each other lip in video battle
April 24
- WSU president outlines its plans at EvCC
- Snohomish, Everett school districts get state energy grants
April 23
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- Boston Marathon runner enlists Arlington kids’ help in fundraiser
- Super Kid Anna Russell is focused on science
April 21
- How the tab for education got so big
- Cocoon House’s ‘butterflies’ show success of shelter’s programs
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Schools highlights
'Running took over my life': Dominant steeplechase runner discovered sport at EvCC
The doctor is always in: Darrington's physician is a beloved part of the community
Time's against them: ‘Early to rise’ may be holding back high school students
Top schools recognized: 29 in county awarded for students' academic progress
