Harmonica honcho Lee Oskar, 71, still rocks ‘Low Rider’
The Danish music legend from the hit band War lives in Everett and sells his harps worldwide.
Everett girl, 2, dies after being run over in driveway
Zoe Nadykto succumbed to her injuries hours after being hit by a neighbor’s SUV, authorities said Tuesday.
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Sultan City Council candidates look to population increase
Four positions are up for election on Sultan’s City Council. The general election is Nov. 5.
Man accused of Arlington rape, murder-for-hire plot on trial
He allegedly raped a woman he met at a Shoreline bar, then recruited an inmate to kill her.
Sports
‘Press Coverage’: Week 7 recap
The Herald’s staff breaks down the highlights from Week 7 of the prep football season.
Mariner High School quarterback ‘won’t be held back’ by diabetes
Jackson Cole thrives on the field despite Type 1 diabetes, and is helping others fight the disease.
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Life in Snohomish County
A neglected donkey gets a new purpose in life: running
Sherman was rescued by writer Chris McDougall of “Born to Run” fame and his family.
Some sweet dogs looking for new homes from Everett shelter
The Everett Animal Shelter has these pets ready to be adopted into forever homes.
Herald Business Journal
Boeing replaces executive who oversaw 737 Max, other planes
Kevin McAllister is being replaced Stanley Deal, who has been leading the company’s services division.
Boeing’s defense of 737 Max’s flight-control system stands up
Chat messages detailing bugs in the simulator was not evidence of flaws on the real plane, sources say.
Opinion
Editorial: Costs of I-976 would be too great to bear
It would gut funding for state and local road and transportation projects, and could stop ST3.
Northwest
Closure of local crab season moved up to Wednesday
The closing of the season in Marine Areas 8-1 and 8-2 originally was set for Thursday
Man missing after spiritual quest to Alaska’s Hatcher Pass
The immigrant from Russia had settled in Walla Walla before moving into his friend’s remote cabin.
Nation/World
Iraq says American troops leaving Syria are not welcome there
U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper aid the U.S. has no plans to have troops stay in Iraq “interminably.”
Boeing’s defense of 737 Max’s flight-control system stands up
Chat messages detailing bugs in the simulator was not evidence of flaws on the real plane, sources say.
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