On I-5’s edge, biologists revive a vanishing world for salmon
A pristine island in the sloughs shows why governments are spending millions on tidal marsh habitat.
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‘A jewel,’ Camp Killoqua spruced up by $2.1 million in gifts
Donors visit lodge to celebrate end of a capital campaign that will help more kids enjoy Camp Fire.
Wrongful death lawsuit alleges PUD negligent in fatal fire
A 93-year-old WW II veteran died in the 2017 fire near Snohomish. The PUD is reviewing the case.
Sports
The Herald’s 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year: Kody Newman
The youngest member of an athletically gifted family was a three-sport standout for the Falcons
Readers’ Choice 2019 Boys Athlete of the Year: Tyler Massena
The Snohomish three-sport standout, headed to Navy on a track scholarship, was the top online vote-getter.
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Life in Snohomish County
This former teacher defends the scheduled summer vacation
The parenting trend for an “unscheduled summer” gives kids the opportunity to be bored for 10 weeks.
2019 Toyota Prius hybrid adds all-wheel drive to attributes
Fuel efficiency for the five-passenger midsize car dominates at 52 mpg city and 48 mpg highway.
Here’s how parents can address their child’s body image issues
The new breed of growlers prevent the heartbreak of flat beer
Shall we bid farewell to the gentle denizens of Forest Park?
Help cut down on plastics by following these Zero Waste tips
Snohomish Garden Tour has plein-air painters and live music
Herald Business Journal
How a former 737 pilot rescued Boeing at the Paris Air Show
Longtime company friend Willie Walsh runs IAG, the airline group that owns British Airways and others.
Light rail arrival builds interest in Lynnwood’s City Center
Plans for first multibuilding complex in area includes housing, parking office and retail space.
Opinion
Editorial: Sun setting on attempts to fan coal’s embers
Enthusiasm for Snohomish PUD’s solar project offers hope for a 100 percent clean power future.
Nation-World
Iranians say their ‘bones breaking’ under US sanctions
The lack of cash from the economic pressure facing Iran’s 80 million people can be seen everywhere.
Florida woman charged after giving husband’s guns to police
She gave her estranged husband’s guns to police after he was charged with domestic violence-aggravated battery.
Northwest
Militia threat prompts Oregon Capitol closure amid walkout
Officials cited a “possible militia threat” from right-wing protesters.
Oil tanker traffic could soar with BC pipeline’s approval
Tanker traffic from the a terminal in British Columbia would increase from about five to 34 a month.
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Granite Falls man dies in crash on I-5 south of Marysville
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Assessed values of affordable homes here continue to rise
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Everett schools clamping down on cellphone use in classroom
The Herald’s 2019 Girls Athlete of the Year: Taylor Roe
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