Chronicling the last years of a dying North Cascades glacier
For almost four decades, scientist Mauri Pelto has journeyed to measure the melting Columbia Glacier.
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Aviation enthusiasts land in Arlington for the weekend
Hot air balloons glow and stunt planes soar at the 51st-annual Arlington Fly-In. It ends Sunday.
It’s that auto tag place on Evergreen Way with all those cats
The catwalk between Andersen Insurance Agency and Beverly’s Auto Licensing is a tradition for many.
Sports
Everett Silvertips star and NHL draft pick born to play goalie
A childhood centered around hockey turned into a day to remember at the NHL draft for Dustin Wolf.
Non gear head gets crash course in setting up a race car
Herald writer Nick Patterson finds out why ‘setup’ is such a big deal for race-car drivers.
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Life in Snohomish County
Falling in love with European rail passes all over again
Sweeping changes have made them more affordable and less confusing to buy.
She’s retaking the month-long MyPlate on My Budget challenge
Can Jennifer Bardsley stick to the feds’ recommended grocery budget and nutritional requirements?
Free days: When state parks say ‘welcome’ and there is no fee
Fundraiser to help 4-year-old Marysville girl fighting cancer
Controlling your actions when you’re hot under the collar
Great Plant Pick: Miscanthus sinensis ‘Yaku Jima,’ dwarf maiden grass
Lynnwood woman plants success with water-storing succulents
Herald Business Journal
Century-old Port of Everett names its first female CEO
Lisa Lefeber, now deputy executive director, will assume the top leadership post Oct. 16.
Rucker construction blues: ‘We’ve gotten used to the shaking’
Downtown Everett businesses cope with road closures, debris and the roar of the jackhammer.
Opinion
Editorial: State AG’s suit respects law and immigrants
The Trump administration’s policy forces a unfair choice on immigrants between aid and a future here.
Northwest
Portland (and Trump) awaits right-wing rally, counter protests
Militias, white nationalists and neo-Nazis are expected to clash with anti-fascists during the rally.
Pilgrims travel to Kodiak from afar to celebrate St. Herman
The 49th Annual St. Herman of Alaska Pilgrimage stops at the small wooden chapel where he lived and prayed.
Nation/World
Recession signs worry Trump ahead of 2020
The financial markets signaled the possibility of a U.S. recession this week.
Strangers come for miles to mourn El Paso shooting victim
Her 22-year-long companion thought there would only be a few local well-wishers.
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