Everett rethinks low-cost housing opposed by some neighbors
The reversal would halt plans for affordable apartments for homeless students in the Port Gardner area.
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Former pastor pleads guilty in theft of Oso slide donations
Gary J. Ray admitted he took at least $10,000 intended for families affected by the 2014 disaster.
In Everett, a lively public meeting about supportive housing
“Herald Headlines”: Reporter Lizz Giordano discusses a proposed ban in areas of single-family zoning.
Sports
Prep football: A look at local teams’ first-round state matchups
Capsules for Lake Stevens-Union, Marysville Pilchuck-Prairie, Lakewood-Sequim and Arch. Murphy-N. Kitsap.
Kamiak swimmer looks to cap decorated career on strong note
Arizona State-bound Elli Straume has earned 12 state medals, including four top-three individual finishes.
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Drink this: A cold-weather six pack to warm the Grinch’s heart
Sound to Summit’s Adam Frantz wrote a Dr. Seuss-inspired poem to go with a winter warmer’s release.
Get your game face on at downtown Arlington’s newest sports bar
‘Charlie’s Angels’ reboot more interested in comedy than action
‘The Report’ dives into Bush-era torture, with mixed results
Duo’s styles differ, but they sing with one voice on issues
Hear a highly regarded organist play a highly regarded organ
Herald Business Journal
Boeing’s humans step in after robots fumble 777 jet assembly
There are no plans for any changes in staffing for the jetliners, which are manufactured in Everett.
Leader of pilots’ union blasts Boeing’s ‘arrogance and greed’
He says Southwest Airlines should consider buying planes elsewhere.
Opinion
Editorial: Ballot numbers better, but still short of half-bad
Voter turnout improved over recent off-year elections but is still below what’s needed for good government.
Northwest
Makah Tribe hopes to hunt whales, 20 years after last kill
Animal rights groups oppose the effort. The matter is likely to end up in federal court.
Seattle Children’s hospital faces lawsuit over persisting mold
Aspergillosis has killed one patient and sickened at least six others since last year.
Nation/World
Roger Stone guilty of witness tampering, lying to Congress
He’s also accused of trying to intimidate radio host Randy Credico and threatening to take his dog.
Ousted ambassador felt threat; Trump assails her anew
Marie Yovanovitch was targeted by the president’s allies in a “smear” campaign now central to the inquiry.
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A list of local athletes set to play sports in college
Medical examiner: Olympian Jarred Rome died from fentanyl
Settlement reached in 2016 shooting at Mukilteo house party
Ref shortage affected scheduling of prep volleyball matches
Mourners turn out for Stan Jones, ‘the chief of chiefs’
Gallery: Sounders claim their second MLS championship
No, Snohomish’s Miranda Granger will not be fighting a man
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Comment: Argue Constitution, not laws, in impeachment
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