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December 9


Zambian woman thanks students for their help

MILL CREEK Last year, a group of Heatherwood Middle School students clothed and fed 500 Everett residents as part of a service project. [More]

By Oscar Halpert
For the Enterprise | December 9



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Food banks see rise in use

The 2009 “Hungry in Washington” report, published Nov. 16 by Seattle-based Children’s Alliance, says the number of households who cannot guarantee that all household members will not go hungry for their next meal rose 13 percent in... [More]

By Lauren Thompson
Enterprise writer | December 9


Silvertips can’t turn strong play into a victory

EVERETT — The Everett Silvertips got the working aspect of their game back Tuesday night. The results part is still lagging behind. [More]

By Nick Patterson
Herald Writer | December 9


FINISH LINE: Jordan hoax doesn’t play well

Imposter! An NBA Development League team will refund the ticket prices to the thousands of fans who went to a Utah Flash game in Orem, Utah, and expected Michael Jordan to play in a charity exhibition at halftime. [More]

December 9



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‘Making Spirits Bright’ in Edmonds

Seattle Women’s Chorus will bring holiday cheer to Edmonds Center for the Arts with their holiday concert “Making Spirits Bright,” Friday, Dec. 11 at the Edmonds Center for the Arts. [More]

Enterprise staff | December 9



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Wolfpack takes aim at state

The last several years the Jackson girls basketball team has been known for its stellar guards. Players, such as Kristi Kingma and Ashly Bruns, helped lead the Timberwolves to the district playoffs and the state tournament. [More]

By David Pan
Enterprise sports editor | December 9


Kristen ONeill still a Husky at heart (mostly)

SEATTLE When fourth-grader Kristen ONeill showed up for her first University of Washington basketball camp 16 years ago, there were two things she never could have imagined from her future. [More]

By Scott M. Johnson
Herald Writer | December 9


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