An era is ending for once bustling Camp Silverton
Kids started to learn in nature there in the 1940s. Most buildings at the site have been torn down.
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An era is ending for once bustling Camp Silverton
Kids started to learn in nature there in the 1940s. Most buildings at the site have been torn down.
A driver can dream: Can I-5 express lanes be more nimble?
And switch direction to adjust to current conditions rather than stick to a strict schedule.
Sports
Edgar Martinez praises M’s fans in his induction speech
After a 10-year wait, the former Seattle Mariner finally gets his spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame
AquaSox see their hopes of a first-half title slip away
Spokane clinches the first-half North Division crown with a 5-4 win over Everett
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Life in Snohomish County
No leashes required: 6 great dog parks in Snohomish County
Your four-legged friends can run, play and slobber to their heart’s content at these places.
Open doors to the past: Visiting Europe’s time-warp homes
See a perfectly preserved 1930s middle-class house in Scotland, a Sicilian aristocrat’s ancient palace, and more.
Herald Business Journal
Boeing will take a $4.9 billion charge over grounded 737 Max
The mounting costs will cause a $5.6 billion reduction in revenue and pre-tax earnings for the second quarter.
Did extended tax break get Boeing to build 777X in Everett?
Maybe, maybe not. A new state report says it’s not clear if it was an incentive, and Boeing won’t say.
Opinion
Editorial: Primary will put new election system to test
More testing would have been preferable, but the state’s new system needs to be ready for November.
Northwest
Feeling blue? Oregon students can take ‘mental health days’
Students behind the measure say it’s meant to change the stigma around mental health.
3 million gallons of untreated sewage flows into Puget Sound
The discharges would violate the state’s water quality permits for the facilities.
Nation/World
Stifling heat rules weekend for two-thirds of the Lower 48
The heat index is predicted to reach 110 to 115 degrees or higher across some populated areas.
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That $12.2 million Lotto winner in Brier finally surfaced
Edmonds mayoral candidate’s tax lien surfaces before primary
Farmers Market is leaving Boxcar, moving to downtown Everett
Still a wonder, 1969 moon mission left more than footprints
Mill Creek LL softball team headed back to West Regional
Northshore enrollment growth has students shifting schools
Editorial cartoons for Saturday, July 20
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