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Slowdown ahead for port as COVID pummels aerospace industry
The Port of Everett is bracing to suffer as its biggest customer, the Boeing Co., scales back production.
As temperatures rise, get ready for a Sunday scorcher
Meteorologists anticipate some cities could reach 100 degrees when the heat wave peaks on Sunday.
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COVID-19 updates for parents and guardians
Public Health Essentials! A blog by the Snohomish Health District.
Shouts and joy: After 75 years war’s end still unforgettable
Machias native, author of “Pilchuck Reflections,” was watching a movie in Everett when the news came.
Sports
‘Let Russ Cook?’ Seahawks QB would be fine with that
Like many fans, Russell Wilson would love it if Seattle opened up its offense more early in games.
Moore turning into ‘absolute stud’ for Mariners
The utilityman is off to a hot start after adjusting his approach and adding muscle in the offseason.
Life in Snohomish County
Patterns of nature and mythology, by a Northwest master
See new works by Alfredo Arreguín, an originator of the Pattern and Decoration style, in Langley.
Stymied by virus, Red Curtain offers live-streamed theater
The Marysville troupe plans Zoom performances of “Something Rotten!” and “Six Degrees of Separation.”
Herald Business Journal
Relieve the pandemic coin shortage: Bust open the piggy bank
The coronavirus lockdown means less metal is in circulation. Banks and merchants are desperate for change.
Rep. Larsen tours small businesses given federal PPP loans
The congressman said leaders in Washington D.C. continue to negotiate for further COVID-19 relief.
Opinion
Editorial: Court order a threat to law that protects press
Seattle news outlets have been ordered to turn over photos and video to police; it’s a dangerous move.
Northwest
Inslee visits Brewster, the latest virus hot spot in state
Lightly populated Okanogan County now has the highest rate of COVID-19 cases in the state.
Primary turnout in Washington state highest seen in decades
Secretary of State Kim Wyman said counties should prepare for a potential November turnout of up to 90%.
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