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Nursed to health by volunteers in Lynnwood, seabirds return to the water
The Progressive Animal Welfare Society releases six seabirds that were nursed back to health after an algae bloom that may have killed thousands. [More]
By Andy Rathbun, Herald Writer | November 12
Everett boy left with brain damage; father faces charges
When the 4-month-old baby came to the hospital, doctors believed he was nearly dead. [More]
By Diana Hefley, Herald Writer | November 12
Monroe must fill $290,000 gap in budget
MONROE — Some city officials were banking on a promise to plug a big hole in Monroe’s budget. The $180,000 assumption jumped out when 2010 budget estimates were revealed Tuesday night. [More]
By Andy Rathbun
Herald Writer | November 12
Emory's workers hunt for jobs after Silver Lake restaurant destroyed
EVERETT — It took Justin Ingram years to find a job he loved. He lost his job as a pantry chef when his workplace, Emory's on Silver Lake, was destroyed by fire Monday. [More]
By Debra Smith and Jackson Holtz
Herald Writers | November 12
$34,000 fine for water system near Monroe
The owner of a small public water system near Monroe faces a fine of more than $34,000 — one of the largest ever assessed by the state Department of Health — for what the state agency says is gross negligence and intentional violations... [More]
By Sharon Salyer
Herald Writer | November 12
Dan Bates / The Herald |
Volunteers go extra mile to clothe Snohomish County kids in need
EVERETT — The actions of four preschoolers at Everett Community College's Early Learning Center revealed just how they felt about receiving new clothes. [More]
By Amy Daybert
Herald Writer | November 12
Elizabeth Armstrong / The Herald |
Veterans Day: Sharing memories at Flying Heritage Collection museum at Pain...
EVERETT — The job Elden Williams did during World War II wasn’t one of the most heralded, but it was one of the most important. [More]
By Bill Sheets
Herald writer | November 12
Courtesy of the City of Mill Creek |
Mill Creek breaks ground on veterans memorial
MILL CREEK — Two years ago, Chuck Wright and his wife visited historic sites in Boston, stopping to see military graves. Wright, who served in the U.S. Army from 1963 to 1966, said he was moved by what he saw in Boston. [More]
By Oscar Halpert
Herald Writer | November 12
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