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A childhood centered around hockey turned into a day to remember at the NHL draft for Dustin Wolf.
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Century-old Port of Everett names its first female CEO
Lisa Lefeber, now deputy executive director, will assume the top leadership post Oct. 16.
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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
New lawsuit seeks protection zone for Northwest orcas
Groups say NOAA Fisheries has failed to act on a petition it filed in 2016.
Last 4 wolves in Washington pack killed by state hunters
The four wolves were part of a pack that originally had seven members and attacked cows
Nation/World
NYPD fires cop 5 years after ‘I can’t breathe’ chokehold death
The decision was welcomed by activists and Garner’s family; the head of the city’s largest police union angrily denounced it.
Under new rules, Planned Parenthood will forgo federal money
The organization did not want to abide a new Trump administration rule prohibiting abortion referrals.
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Warren apologizes ‘for harm I have caused’ to Native Americans
Church blames ‘racist’ dog in turning away black housekeeper
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