Police dog Hobbs retires after nearly 10 years on the Edmonds force
The German shepherd had 520 deployments, 166 arrests and 113 evidence finds with his handler, Sgt. Jason Robinson.
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Democrats advance assault weapons ban, new rules for gun buyers
The measures passed a House committee without Republican support. They are part of a broader agenda to curb gun violence.
Cold weather returning to Western Washington
Nightly temperatures in the 20s with highs in the 30s were expected this weekend. Cold weather shelters will be open.
Marysville State of the City address set for Feb. 1
A move to require voting and a bicameral chasm on vehicle pursuits
Binda fined $1,000 for misuse of campaign contributions
School program gives Scriber Lake teens class credits — and paychecks
State to pay $600K over psychologist’s harassment at Monroe prison
Sports
MP star Alivia White helps blaze trail in women’s wrestling
The 2-time state champ signed with Iowa, which is set to roll out the first varsity women’s wrestling team at a Power 5 school.
Lake Stevens tops GP, claims another Wesco 4A wrestling title
The Vikings found success all evening, racing to a 60-19 win over the Grizzlies in the de facto league-title dual.
Food & Drink
Oh, the pasta-bilities: One-woman noodle factory starts up on Whidbey Island
To make her pasta, Aurora Echo uses Italian semolina flour, fresh baby spinach and whole eggs.
Peanut the robot waitress is on a roll at Lynnwood’s Sushi Hana
She’s less RoboCop and more Rosey as she patrols the restaurant, making sure everyone has a drink and good time.
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Life in Snohomish County
My house was clean three weeks ago. Sorry you missed it
Sticker-shock quotes from housecleaning businesses inform a mom just what her labor is worth.
Fine-tune your coping skills for when life gets difficult
Here are four ways to develop healthy ways to deal with the stress that inevitably comes our way.
Herald Business Journal
US board says Boeing Max likely hit a bird before 2019 crash
U.S. accident investigators disagree with Ethiopian authorities over the cause of a 2019 Boeing 737 Max crash.
An out-paw-ring of support: Mill Creek pantry feeds pets, day or night
With help from local Girl Scouts, the Mill Creek pet food store Paddywack is meeting the need for pet supplies in a pinch.
Whidbey woodworkers turn local lumber into art
Print it or lose it: Ken’s Camera closes after decades caught on film
An out-paw-ring of support: Mill Creek pantry feeds pets, day or night
Whidbey woodworkers turn local lumber into art
Print it or lose it: Ken’s Camera closes after decades caught on film
Opinion
Editorial: Don’t let fear foil answers to opioid, other crises
A methadone clinic and mental health facility deserve communities’ support, not their opposition.
Alicia’s View: Our differences can describe and not divide
Failure of Marysville school levy threatens future of district, kids
Biden’s, Trump’s document mishandling needs deeper consideration
Comment: Relaxed training standards won’t fix hospital staffing
Comment: Vote yes for kids but also to thank the parents
Northwest
Seattle could broaden anti-discrimination law to add caste
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant wants to add caste to the city’s anti-discrimination policy.
US board says Boeing Max likely hit a bird before 2019 crash
U.S. accident investigators disagree with Ethiopian authorities over the cause of a 2019 Boeing 737 Max crash.
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Sound Transit asserts Bellevue-Redmond line won’t delay Lynnwood light rail
White supremacists sentenced for racist beating at Lynnwood bar
MP star Alivia White helps blaze trail in women’s wrestling
Port acquisition marks next step in toxic cleanup on Everett waterfront
Lake Stevens tops GP, claims another Wesco 4A wrestling title
Prep roundup for Thursday, Jan. 26
School program gives Scriber Lake teens class credits — and paychecks
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