Lawyer: Double-murder suspect led a ‘quiet, unremarkable’ life
Attorneys outlined their cases in the groundbreaking trial of William Talbott II in Snohomish County.
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Man has life-threatening injuries after crash near Monroe
A driver reportedly crossed into the opposite lanes of Highway 203, causing a three-car collision.
Sports
Phil Johnson Ballfields in Everett to get $4.65M renovation
The improvements could help attract more youth baseball and softball tournaments, or even national events.
How a Snohomish product won a pro hockey title in Newfoundland
John Snowden took over mideason and led the Newfoundland Growlers to the ECHL championship.
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Life in Snohomish County
Gardener finds a ‘slice of serenity’ in his Martha Lake yard
Tom Astrof’s “happy place” is one of six gardens featured on the Mill Creek Garden Tour on June 22.
Rare optician’s eye test chart was made in the 19th century
The chart priced at $2,200 has a metal lamp visor and a linen scroll with letters of different sizes.
Herald Business Journal
Biggest state delegation ever is in Paris for air show
More than 80 from Washington are attending. State and local public officials say it’s worth the expense.
Battered by 737 Max crisis, Boeing leaders brace for Paris
They are likely to be greeted at the biannual air show there with incessant questions.
Opinion
Editorial: Air Force One can’t be improved with new paint job
President Trump should honor the history of the aircraft and abandon his red, white and blue paint scheme.
Nation-World
Passengers subdue chaotic man on board Turkish Airlines jet
Flight attendants said the man was complaining about not being able to breathe.
Target’s tech trouble clogs stores with long checkout lines
The glitch was eating into sales at a prime time for retailers, the day before Father’s Day.
Northwest
North Dakota: Feds should stop Washington state’s rail rules
Current restrictions require crude shipped by rail to have more volatile gases removed.
Washington state waterfront owners asked to take dead whales
So many carcasses have washed up that NOAA has run out of places where they can be taken to decompose.
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