The day a Mukilteo paramedic helped save his childhood coach
Neither recognized the other, as one supervised a 30-minute effort to restart the other’s heart.
Each day, school leaders gauge students for potential threats
State lawmakers have established a work group to identify possible perpetrators of mass shootings.
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County sues to halt ‘egregious’ damage to wetland and stream
The owners developing the land near Paine Field allegedly ignored multiple stop-work orders.
Herald Business Journal
Make money from pot? Then forget about an SBA-backed loan
The agency won’t OK loans to firms that derive revenue from sales to marijuana clients.
‘We’re on schedule,’ says developer of Paine Field air terminal
Alaska, United and Southwest are expected to begin service from Everett in September.
Sports
Jackson baseball reaches state quarters, falls to Skyview
The T-wolves’ season ends with a 2-1 loss to the Storm after beating South Kitsap in the opening round.
Glacier Peak soccer’s season ends with tough loss to Sumner
The Grizzlies tie the state quarterfinals match in stoppage time, but lose 3-2 in double OT.
Life in Snohomish County
Drink this: Foggy Noggin names new IPA in honor of Bothell
Kegs of the Bothell brewery’s Bothell Fn IPA will be tapped for tonight’s Seattle Beer Week event.
Snark is still a superpower of self-referential ‘Deadpool 2’
People who dug the first outing will probably enjoy Ryan Reynolds’ smart-aleck sequel.
Opinion
Editorial: Find better funding source for charter schools
Rather than wait for a court ruling, lawmakers need to find reliable funding for charter schools.
Nation-World
China lands bombers on South China Sea island for first time
The H-6K bomber would have all of Southeast Asia in its range.
Royal wedding bridges the Atlantic, opens up a modern era
Queen Elizabeth II honors her red-headed, 33-year-old grandson with a new title: The Duke of Sussex.
Northwest
State Supreme Court weighs validity of charter school law
Critics of the law object to using public money for schools over which voters have no control.
Bill Gates gives $44M to influence state education plans
Critics call it meddling, Gates says it helps states shift education from federal to local control.
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