Final 747 rollout signals end of an era for Boeing, Everett
After a 55-year run, the last of the “Queen of the Skies” emerged from the Everett assembly plant Tuesday evening.
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Businessman Mike Rosen announces campaign for mayor of Edmonds
Rosen, a city planning board member, is backed by five former Edmonds mayors. It’s unclear if incumbent Mike Nelson will run again.
Boeing’s last 747 to roll off the Everett assembly line
The Queen of the Skies was dethroned by smaller, more fuel-efficient jets. The last 747s were built for a cargo carrier.
Sports
Prep roundup for Wednesday, Dec. 7
Prep results for Wednesday, Dec. 7: (Note for coaches/scorekeepers: To report results… Continue reading
Seahawks WR Lockett moves up team record books
The consistent veteran is now third in all-time receptions and second in receiving TDs.
Food & Drink
Our food writer bids farewell
Taylor Goebel shares news of her departure, as well as her favorite moments as The Herald’s food & drink reporter.
Baked pumpkin is a velvety winter treat, as a side or a main
Pecans, cinnamon, brown sugar and butter liven up roasted pumpkin and other winter squashes.
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Life in Snohomish County
Bath product fragrances are full of memories
A Costco-size bottle of Neutrogena Rainbath takes the author back to the carefree days of seventh grade
Rick Steves’ Europe: Experiencing Islamic traditions in Turkey
Ramadan is perhaps the best time to travel to the country where the Islamic world meets the Christian world.
Herald Business Journal
Business Briefs: Seagen appoints new CEO; new research president
Also, Eviation order book tops $2 billion and Bothell business incubator secures half-million dollar grant.
Artisans PNW in Everett offers local gifts, books and art
The Everett store that opened in May can trace its roots to an enterprising Girl Scout troop in Snohomish.
9 Snohomish County crafters to check out this holiday season
Now open: Cassandra’s Closet, a new downtown Everett boutique
Petrikor, in downtown Everett, grew from online to brick-and-mortar
Business Briefs: State minimum wage rises in January
With new addition, Imagine Children’s Museum doubles in size
Opinion
Editorial: Facebook’s bluff ends hopes for local news support
A threat helped scuttle legislation to pay local newspapers for the news social media profits from.
Harrop: Democrats’ road to White House should start in S. Carolina
Comment: Why the GOP won’t admit its ‘candidate quality’ problem
Comment: The word ‘art’ isn’t a permit to discriminate
Comment: Reagan came to back global democracy; follow his lead
Comment: U.S. should have locked in low rates for debt
Northwest
4 Ways to celebrate Christmas in Seattle this year
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State won’t renew leases for Puget Sound fish farms
Cooke Aquaculture has until Dec. 14 to wrap up steelhead farming and begin deconstructing their equipment.
King County makes deal with union for deputy body cameras
A first-in-the-nation 988 line for Native people goes live in WA
Visiting football team endures racial slurs at Stanwood football game
FAA mandates seaplane inspections after Whidbey crash
Judge asked to cut number of Growler flights on Whidbey Island
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