Everett building rules may be loosened

Under the proposal, some homeowners would be able to construct separate apartments on their property. [More]

By Debra Smith
Herald Writer | November 28



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Contest inspired by ‘Biggest Loser' helps Mill Creek neighbors

Just as in the show, participants in teams face regular fitness challenges. [More]

By Oscar Halpert
Herald Writer | November 28


Map of Everett in 1893 a gift to Northwest Neighborhood residents

EVERETT — Those who live in the Northwest Neighborhood should find a little surprise on their doorsteps this morning. Volunteers plan to deliver a color line-drawn map of early Everett to every front porch — weather permitting. [More]

By Debra Smith
Herald Writer | November 28


Marysville 's Electric Lights Parade goes dark

MARYSVILLE — The Merrysville for the Holidays Winter Celebration will go on as usual Dec. 5, but a popular part of the event will be conspicuous by its absence. [More]

By Bill Sheets
Herald Writer | November 28



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I-5 crash injures Washington State Patrol trooper

MARYSVILLE — A suspected drunken driver was arrested Friday for investigation of vehicular assault after reportedly rear-ending a Washington State Patrol trooper about two miles north of the Seattle Premium Outlet mall. [More]

By Eric Stevick
Herald Writer | November 28


Home construction plummets, forcing Stanwood city officials to lop $1 milli...

STANWOOD — Money is so tight that when city officials began preparing Stanwood's preliminary 2010 budget, they called some contractors to see if anybody planned to build houses in town in the coming year. [More]

By Gale Fiege
Herald Writer | November 28


Lynnwood couple’s fight ends in woman’s arrest

LYNNWOOD — A 47-year-old woman has been booked into the Snohomish County Jail on suspicion of attempted murder following an altercation with her former boyfriend, police said. [More]

Herald staff | November 28



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Mill Creek church uses tattoos to teach

MILL CREEK — Church isn't the first place a person thinks of going to get a tattoo. [More]

By Amy Daybert
Herald writer | November 28


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