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Another ID through DNA: What happened to Rodney Johnson?
Last seen in the late 1980s, he was reported missing in 1994, the year a body was found in Lake Stickney.
Everett man identified after being stabbed to death in fight
A man reportedly stabbed Sophan Phal, 35, Sunday night near Everett and fled the scene.
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Soper Hill roundabout and pedestrian trail work wraps up
Lake Stevens and Marysville worked together on the traffic infrastructure because of nearby development.
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.
Sports
Carroll thrilled to see Adams in Seahawks uniform
The newly acquired safety hit the field for the first time with his teammates Wednesday.
Mariners melt down late in loss to Rangers
Seattle’s bullpen blows a two-run lead in the eighth inning and the M’s lose to Texas 7-4.
Life in Snohomish County
What seniors can expect as new normal in a post-vaccine world
Here’s a preview of post-vaccine life for older Americans, from medical care to grocery shopping.
Is your bread stale? Don’t throw it away; make this treat
Cornflake French toast might seem a bit of a gimmick, but the added crunch is a marvel.
Herald Business Journal
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.
Boeing: No orders, more cancellations for grounded 737 Max
The company has lost more than 800 net orders so far this year.
Opinion
Editorial: Debate regarding Snake River dams is far from over
If we are to avoid the extinction of salmon runs and orcas, talks regarding the dams should continue.
Northwest
Seattle police chief to resign following department cuts
Carmen Best, the city’s first Black police chief, said her retirement will be effective Sept. 2.
‘Very concerning’ Postal Service changes could impact voting
The closing of facilities in Olympia, Everett and Pasco resulted in just 5.6% of expected cost savings.
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Health district reports 18 COVID-19 outbreaks in the county
Who’s that 20-foot masked man? It’s the anti-virus Muffler Man
Police: Man with knife and repellent confronts mask-less men
Relieve the pandemic coin shortage: Bust open the piggy bank
What seniors can expect as new normal in a post-vaccine world
Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, Aug. 11
Rep. Larsen tours small businesses given federal PPP loans
