At panel, mental health experts brainstorm answers to staff shortages
Workforce shortages, insurance coverage and crisis response were in focus at the Snohomish forum hosted by The Daily Herald.
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Marysville firefighters save boy who fell 20 feet into well
The 12-year-old child held himself up by grabbing on to a plastic pipe while firefighters worked to save him.
Weeklong closure coming to Highway 9 section in Lake Stevens
Travelers should expect delays or find another way from Friday to Thursday between Highway 204 and Lundeen Parkway.
800 free pancakes at Everett’s Lowell Elementary feed the masses
$123M project starting on Highway 529 interchange, I-5 HOV lane
Court: Snohomish County jurors’ opaque masks didn’t taint verdict
Everett’s mini-Frank Lloyd Wright builds neighborhood of extra tiny homes
Inslee appoints Steffener as Superior Court judge
Sports
EvCC names Thompson new men’s basketball head coach
Thompson, 35, has been an assistant with the Trojans for 9 seasons and takes over for Mike Trautman, who stepped down in April.
Spring 2023 All-Wesco teams
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Here’s what movies you can see at the Everett waterfront this summer
Weeklong closure coming to Highway 9 section in Lake Stevens
Jetty Island ferry reservations open for summer
Life in prison reduced to 38 years for 1995 Skykomish River killing
Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, May 31
Police chief departing Mukilteo after 20 years, 322 Yelp reviews
To keep Camano lights on, PUD builds a new power line
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Food & Drink
Hot dog!: Funko Field’s Opponent Dogs give the classic a run for its money
Fans can catch ballpark dogs honoring AquaSox opponents this season. Our food writer has the definitive ranking of the five limited-edition creations.
Beer Notebook: Bothell Block Party and Brewfest returns this weekend
Plus, a Snohomish cidery wins big in national awards, new taprooms come to Mill Creek and Lake Stevens, and more.
A portside Restaurant Row is opening this summer. Here’s what’s on the menu.
A taste of home: Hadiani African Restaurant harkens to Guinean roots and beyond
Celebrate Asian and Pacific heritage deliciously with these local picks
Where to get the best lunch special in Snohomish County
Your guide to new food trucks at the Fisherman’s Village Night Market
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Life in Snohomish County
Music, theater and more: What’s happening in Snohomish County
Ex-Beatle Alert: Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band stop by Chateau Ste. Michelle on Sunday.
Tune in for virtual meeting on Edmonds-Kingston ferry
The series of Washington State Ferries meetings are for updates and public comment. A recording is available online.
Herald Business Journal
Boeing inks deal for up to 300 737 Max planes with Ryanair
At Boeing’s list prices, the deal would be worth more than $40 billion if Ryanair exercises all the options.
Four recognized for building a better community
Economic Alliance of Snohomish County hosts annual awards
Business Briefs: Pandemic recovery aid and workforce support program
Janice Greene: An advocate for supplier diversity and BIPOC opportunities
Rilee Louangphakdy: A community volunteer since his teens
Alex Zitnik-McGinty: Find a group you like and volunteer!
Workforce Snohomish receives Opportunity Lives Here Award
Opinion
Editorial: Set your muscle memory for work zone speed cameras
Starting next summer, not slowing down in highway work zones can result in a $500 fine.
Editorial: Warning label on social media not enough for kids
Editorial: Birders struggle with legacy, name of Audubon
Schwab: To discern fascism, ask the generation that fought it
Saunders: ‘Heckler’s veto’ a poor conclusion to diploma quest
Comment: It’s up to Democrats to get rid of debt limit for good
Northwest
Washington state Sen. Mark Mullet announces governor run
He joins a growing field of candidates seeking to replace outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee.
Judge orders Washington AG’s office, DSHS to pay more for evidence withholding
A judge imposed the new costs in a ruling Friday. The amount is on top of an earlier $200,000 sanction.
New Washington law keeps drugs illegal, boosts resources for housing and treatment
Washington lawmakers reach deal on drug policy, avoid automatic decriminalization
Washington Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz announces run for governor
Trans minors protected from parents under Washington law
Fire investigators arrive to examine remains of Hurricane Ridge lodge
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Here’s what movies you can see at the Everett waterfront this summer
Weeklong closure coming to Highway 9 section in Lake Stevens
Jetty Island ferry reservations open for summer
Life in prison reduced to 38 years for 1995 Skykomish River killing
Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, May 31
Police chief departing Mukilteo after 20 years, 322 Yelp reviews
To keep Camano lights on, PUD builds a new power line
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