Union members vote no confidence in Community Transit CEO
The bus service and workers have been negotiating for two years. A sticking point is driver safety.
4 men ID’d as gang members attack man when he arrives home
He was punched and kicked in an apartment complex parking lot and might have suffered a broken arm.
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New Camano Island culverts open 1.6 miles of fish habitat
The project on Kristoferson Creek was initiated by residents.
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South Whidbey finding success after years of struggles
The Falcons’ numbers are up, and they’ve won 5 of their 7 games this season.
Kamiak tops Jackson for Wesco South title
The Knights took control early in a matchup of perennial league championship contenders.
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The late ripener, harvested around Halloween, is best known as a classic Bordeaux variety.
Drink this: Crucible Brewing throws 3rd birthday party
The Everett brewery is celebrating its third anniversary with a birthday bash fit for a 3-year-old.
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Boeing leases aerospace gallery with lofty improvement plans
The company is expected to invest millions of dollars in the former Future of Flight Aviation Center.
Goal is 20,000 jobs by 2040 in Arlington-Marysville center
A public meeting is set for 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday to discuss a big plan for industrial growth.
Opinion
Editorial: I-1634’s saccharine attack on local goverment
Soda companies want to stop cities from taxing sugary drinks. It has nothing to do with groceries.
Nation-World
Migrants prepare to cross Guatemala-Mexico border
A caravan of 3,000 people are bound for the United States, despite Trump’s threats of retaliation.
Trump says looks like Khashoggi dead, threatens consequences
Secretary of State Pompeo said that the U.S. needed more facts before deciding “how, or if” to respond.
Northwest
Judge says cool the rivers; group says remove the dams
The federal government is required to make a plan to protect salmon in the Snake and Columbia rivers.
State officials brace voting systems against hacking
The Washington National Guard has conducted assessments to check for weak spots in the voting systems.
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