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Huskies having trouble winning close games
SEATTLE — Two months into his first season as a head coach, Steve Sarkisian is starting to sound like a broken record. And he knows it. [More]
By Scott M. Johnson
Herald Writer | November 10
Timeout with ... Riley Taitingfong
For about nine years, starting at age 5, Riley Taitingfong lived and breathed gymnastics. [More]
November 10
For many cougars, it's one night only
“Cougars” — middle-age women on the prowl for younger men — manage to snare plenty of dates with their prey but seldom capture a long-term commitment. [More]
November 10
Hot Christmas toys may be hard to find
NEW YORK — Robotic toy hamsters, the latest Barbie dolls and stylish boots are disappearing from store shelves as holiday shoppers start to get serious. But don’t confuse this with the days of Tickle Me Elmo. [More]
Associated Press | November 10
PREP NOTEBOOK: Local athletes ready to sign on dotted line
It’s a special week for many local college-bound student-athletes. [More]
By Mike Cane
Herald Writer | November 10
Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald |
Jackson teams have had an amazing fall
What a great time to be an athlete — and a fan — at Jackson High School in Mill Creek. [More]
By Mike Cane
Herald Writer | November 10
Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald |
Silvertips return home happy
EVERETT — Each season the WHL’s U.S. Division teams make one long road trip out east, and that trip is wrought with potential pitfalls. [More]
By Nick Patterson
Herald Writer | November 10
AP |
Seahawks not afraid to abandon run if need be
RENTON — With a sore shoulder and still healing ribs, Matt Hasselbeck had the game in his hands Sunday, and the decision to lean heavily on the passing game paid off in the form of a come-from-behind victory. [More]
By John Boyle
Herald Writer | November 10
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