Nurses, caregivers announce strike at all Swedish branches
The three-day strike starts Jan. 28, ends Jan. 31. Swedish will fly in thousands of fill-in workers.
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Coming Sunday: Unauthorized marinas on the Snohomish River
This week on “Herald Headlines,” reporter Joey Thompson previews a story about boats parked illegally.
U.S. 2 open, and no more lowland snow in the forecast
Some eastern parts of the county could see snow until Saturday, but then it’s expected to rain.
Sports
E-W stuns Getchell with furious rally, game-winning 3-pointer
Senior Bryan Bunyatipanon hits the winning shot as the clock expires in the Warriors’ 60-57 win.
Former Marysville Pilchuck star looking for shot in NFL
After being forced to medically retire at UW, Austin Joyner is making himself available for the NFL draft.
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Booze notebook: 5 Rights Brewing triples seating with expansion
The latest on Snohomish County’s breweries, wineries and distilleries.
Winemaker’s career is golden after 40 years in Washington
Four of Brian Carter Cellars’ gold-medal wines won awards at the 2019 Platinum Judging.
Robert Downey Jr.’s a perfect fit for this weird ‘Dolittle’
Beer, wine, spirits: Where to grab a drink in Snohomish County
Exhibit spans hip-hop portraits to recycled-material sculptures
‘Weathering With You’ is a beautifully animated teen romance
‘Funny Thing’ examines the thin line between laughter and pain
Herald Business Journal
A nuclear research facility is about to open in Everett
TerraPower, an energy firm founded by Bill Gates, will open a 65,000-square-foot lab near Paine Field.
What you need to know before 2020 Census starts in Alaska
The Census Bureau starts the head count in The Last Frontier state by going door-to-door in January.
Opinion
Editorial: Panel does little to quell concerns on Boeing, FAA
A federal report that backs an FAA program of self-regulation by jet makers doesn’t instill confidence.
Northwest
US court dismisses suit by Oregon youths over climate change
The justices said ending the use of fossil fuels in the U.S. would not slow or stop climate change.
Washington Supreme Court Justice Charles Wiggins to retire
Gov. Inslee will appoint a new justice who must run in the November election, and then again in 2022.
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Storms have left many along U.S. 2 without power for days
Body of Snohomish elementary teacher found near Mill Creek
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A nuclear research facility is about to open in Everett
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Suciasaurus rex may become Washington’s official dinosaur
U.S. 2 open, and no more lowland snow in the forecast
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