Of the hundreds of people on I-5, she was the one who died
Miriam Robinson, just 28, was killed in a crash caused by a wrong-way driver suspected of DUI.
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Five years after admission, 87 percent of graduates are crime-free.
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Boeing and Airbus bring swagger and strategy to air show
The Farnborough air show outside London is an unpredictable inflection point in their aerospace rivalry.
Requiem for the vanishing stick shift
To enthusiasts’ dismay, today’s car buyers overwhelmingly prefer automatics.
Sports
Former AquaSox pitcher goes from field to M’s front office
David Hesslink spent last year on the mound in Everett, but now is helping the big club with analytics.
Tips legend has moved on, but holds special place for Everett
It’s been a ‘busy’ few months since longtime Everett player and assistant Mitch Love became Saskatoon’s coach.
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Three dams, two lakes and mountains all around
See natural and man-made wonders on Seattle City Light’s Skagit Tours.
‘Crying’: Visitors reflect on ‘Americans Interned’ exhibit
Thousands have seen the artwork on the internment of Japanese-Americans at the Schack.
Opinion
Editorial: Safe-storage laws can limit kids’ deaths, injuries
A proposed ordinance in Edmonds and I-1639 would require gun owners to lock their guns at home.
Nation-World
Over 400 items found in UK nerve agent poison probe
Police announced a breakthrough: They found a small bottle believed to be the source of the nerve agent.
Trump’s remarks about changing European culture draw ire
“I think allowing millions and millions of people to come into Europe is very, very sad,” the president said.
Northwest
Oregon admits lack of oversight of medical marijuana program
The state Health Authority admits it has not provided effective oversight of growers and others.
Man accused of mailing explosive devices ruled not competent
Thanh Cong Phan of Everett, diagnosed as schizophrenic, will be treated to have his competency restored.
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