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WEEK IN REVIEW
Thursday


Real speed racers: Team shoots for land speed r...
Training accident kills Marysville soldier
Everett neighborhood may work out spat over buses
Wednesday


Classmates honor Codey Porter, who died in sand...
Snohomish County's coffers run low for cops, roads
2-year sentence for hit-and-run death of skateb...
Tuesday


Cuts loom for schools across Snohomish County
25 years later, no answers in killing of Arling...
Next hit to your shopping list? Chicken and por...
Monday


Cushy way to camp: new yurt village in Arlington
Bidding frenzy a boon as Everett builds
Mom appalled at racy books in store for teens a...
Sunday


Drivers may see a lot more roundabouts in Snoho...
No easy fix to homeless sex offender problem, s...
Hospital consultant's fee questioned
Saturday


Stillaguamish tribe reaches cigarette deal with...
Everett and Edmonds hospitals squeeze in more beds
Free to people in need: furniture from 44 hotel...
Friday


Now a cancer patient himself, Everett oncologis...
Snohomish County executive predicts lean year
Detectives hope to ID homicide victim after dec...
 

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Julie Muhlstein
Julie writes about life in Snohomish County. Her columns run three times each week in The Herald.

Women's legal rights forum an eye-opener

If you're in a mood for light reading, don't look here. Stick with today's weighty topic -- women's legal rights here and around the world -- and you may learn some things you ought to know. I did. [More]





Mothers will give peace reading in Snohomish on Saturday

Mother's Day isn't about sleeping late, being pampered or opening pretty gifts, not to Teresa Rugg. She's seen parts of the world where people live on a dollar a day. [More]





Gas prices cause worry, but habits change little

People are worried, no question. With gas topping the list of necessities costing more each day, it's easy to find folks nervous about their finances. [More]






Dan Bates / The Herald
Now a cancer patient himself, Everett oncologist relucantly retires

Dr. Paul Knoll set out to be a physicist. After three years at the University of Washington, he felt a strong tug in another direction. "I wanted to use human skills, rather than physics and math," Knoll said. [More]






Kevin Nortz / The Herald
Everett checker finds help in time of need

She's one of those people -- so chipper at work no one would guess she has problems of her own. [More]






Julie Muhlstein / The Herald
Losing weight puts these women in good company

They lost 335 pounds. That's a hefty load for 30 people to shed, but only a small slice of their success. Back in January, employees at Pacific Northwest Title took their boss up on a sweet deal. [More]






Courtesy of Danny Holiday
Local fans still have vivid memories of brushes with Elvis

In the wonderful world of Elvis Presley fandom, there's always more. [More]






Photo by Alexis Tobin
Snapshot of a girl who beat adversity

Alexis Tobin takes pictures of friends. She doesn't line people up and say "Smile." Her camera catches changing moods and fleeting moments. The pictures seem to tell little stories. [More]





 
More columns
Online garage sale site aims to reduce waste  April 18
Shelter trains women for successful lives  April 13
Who else has Elvis treasures?   April 11
A taste of what's to come at Tulalip resort  April 9
On YouTube, fun comes first and truth second  April 6
A younger generation reflects on the death of King  April 4
Stuck in the middle of name dispute  April 2
Injured Marysville athlete survives, thrives   March 23
War comes to life in pop culture  March 19
Retirement community shows its green side  March 16
The Legion knows about deployments  March 14
On unavoidable tragedies, such as this week's death  March 12
Where to start with puppy-throwing video?  March 7
Former Snohomish woman survives a deadly tornado  March 2
$10 for food safety class was money well spent  February 29
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1. Man found slain in Everett house
2. Training accident kills Marysville soldier
3. Jury's $40 million award stands in cooked-heart case
4. Bush signs Wild Sky into law
5. Woman suspected of shooting boyfriend in hip
6. Real speed racers: Team shoots for land speed record
7. Everett neighborhood may work out spat over buses
8. 41st Street bridge to close for paving
9. Body found in closet at boarding house
10. SEAHAWKS: Fellowship of the little-known ring
Enterprise Newspaper Snohomish County Business Journal
Red-hot T-birds roll into state as No. 1 seed
Feeling the sting
Overcoming obstacles
Hawks grab state baseball playoff berth
Remembering Codey
Estate of art
Learning the finer points
Talk of new pool heats up
Voters face choice in upgrading schools technology
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