After 4 months at sea, the USS Kidd comes home to Everett
A crew of over 370 sailors on Friday finished their second deployment in two years.
After a son shot his father, it’s dad who’s in jail
The man, 54, is accused of killing a dog, assaulting two people and violating a protection order.
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Agreed: Absent Marysville superintendent will resign in 2022
Jason Thompson, meanwhile, will not work and will be paid $21,630 per month through June 30.
In Edmonds, $26M goes to a cleaner way to get rid of poop
The city will reduce its wastewater carbon footprint by dumping an incinerator and using new technology.
Sports
Everett native was legendary figure in local rowing community
Bob Cummins, a “gentle giant” who impacted countless lives through rowing, died this summer. He was 72.
A look at this week’s top local high school football matchups
Glacier Peak-Marysville Pilchuck and Lake Stevens-Archbishop Murphy highlight the Week 4 action.
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Life in Snohomish County
Red twig dogwoods — there’s variety of shrub for all seasons
Here are four new varieties of twig dogwoods on the market that provide fall and winter interest.
Glowing gourds light up Schack-toberfest in Everett this fall
You can see more than 1,000 of the glass pumpkins, and even make your own. Plus, check out The Artists’ Garage Sale on Sept. 25.
Great Plant Pick: Prunus laurocerasus ‘Mount Vernon,’ dwarf English laurel
Strange antique made from Southern yellow pine is a punkah
Home and garden events and resources around Snohomish County
Experts: Don’t put off exercising until retirement years
Does persisent diarrhea keep you running to the toilet?
Herald Business Journal
Sold: Snohomish twins back for more HGTV ‘Unsellable Houses’
The makeover show’s 13 episodes feature Snohomish County homes, with decor items sold at new store.
Snohomish County Career Fair set for Tuesday at EvCC
Job seekers can connect with more than 40 employers at this year’s annual event.
Opinion
Editorial: Students, economy need boost of free college
EvCC canceled students’ debt, showing what free community college can deliver to students and employers.
Northwest
Tribe wins major step toward resuming whaling off Washington
A judge has recommended that the Makah tribe once again be allowed to hunt gray whales.
Jury orders city of Roy to pay $3.26M to men shot by police
The verdict is one of the largest in Western Washington involving a nonfatal police shooting.
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