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Everett’s Grand Avenue bridge getting closer to opening

Construction is set to finish later this month. But don’t expect a grand opening party.

Supreme Court says state can punish WA faithless electors

Justices: Presidential electors, including Everett man, must keep pledge to back popular vote winner

Everett wants a look at I-5, U.S. 2 interchange options

The city approved a $2.3 million study of the busy interchange, with an eye on alleviating backups.

Street Smarts

These wireless devices help Everett manage traffic

The diamond/square-shaped panels are wireless antennas/radios for the city’s Ethernet communication.

Mukilteo man charged in sexual assault of Kamiak High student

Cameron Stone was a Kamiak student at the time of the alleged rape, which took place at a parking lot.

Julie Muhlstein

Confederate signs still on graves as history is re-examined

Civil War re-enactor, former state lawmaker disagree as protesters seek removal of monuments, flags.

Coronavirus outbreak

Volunteers prove vital to county’s fight against COVID-19

Snohomish County’s Medical Reserve Corps provides a chance to help during the pandemic.

A major fish barrier on the Pilchuck River is coming down

Crews are ready to remove the 10-by-60-foot Pilchuck Dam next week, one chunk of concrete at a time.

Coronavirus outbreak

Community Transit drivers: Too soon to open the front doors

The agency gives drivers masks, but a union calls that insufficient and asks for more protections.

Unusually large flocks of swifts visiting Monroe this summer

Vaux’s swifts, which migrate in spring and fall, are roosting at the Wagner chimney after gorging on insects, a local expert says.

Coronavirus outbreak

What we know: Washington coronavirus outbreak at a glance

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Overall property value increases 5.5% in Snohomish County

In the assessor’s annual accounting, Lakewood School District residents saw the biggest average uptick: 8.1%.

 

Protester killed on I-5 was dedicated to cause

Police say the driver drove around vehicles that were blocking the freeway and sped into the crowd.

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Coronavirus outbreak

What we know: Washington coronavirus outbreak at a glance

With links to official information.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Community Transit drivers: Too soon to open the front doors

The agency gives drivers masks, but a union calls that insufficient and asks for more protections.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Commentary: Small towns’ nimbleness useful in fighting COVID

Rural areas can draw on creative solutions and less regulation to meet the needs of residents.

  • 1 day ago

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Mental health providers brace for forecasted spike in demand

Some fear the local behavioral health system, which has bled revenue, isn’t ready for the onslaught.

 

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Sports
Spring Sports Senior Salute

Darrington baseball player Brevin Ross

The shortstop/catcher played five years of varsity baseball and also starred on the basketball team.

 

Shorewood alum Snell issues apology for part of rant

The Rays pitcher says he wishes he wouldn’t of said ‘I’m not playing unless I get mine.’

  • 2 days ago

 

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Life in Snohomish County

Pandemic brings the Adventure-O-Meter to an all-time low

From near-misses with crow poop to scoring bleach at the pharmacy, this is what passes for excitement.

 

Cars and Me

2020 Toyota RAV4 TRD Off-Road gives lineup extra trail cred

The newest model to join Toyota’s compact SUV family builds on the existing RAV4 Adventure model.

 

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Marketplace
LaVonne Olsen, Peoples Bank

What to do if you’re the victim of identity theft or financial fraud

By LaVonne Olsen The coronavirus pandemic has led to a widespread health Continue reading...

 

With safety measures in place and with the help of riders following public health guidelines, public transit can continue to be an essential and reliable transportation option for anyone who needs to travel in our region.

Community Transit partners with riders on safety measures

As some workers in our communities have been working from home in Continue reading...

 

This kitchen project makes a new-to-you home ‘yours’

Engineered stone provides a beautifully practical solution to tired counters

 

Grant program powers back-to-business advertising

Sound Publishing launches $1 million Local Business Marketing Grant Program

 

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Overall property value increases 5.5% in Snohomish County

In the assessor’s annual accounting, Lakewood School District residents saw the biggest average uptick: 8.1%.

 

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Opinion

Editorial cartoons for Monday, July 6

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In Our View

Editorial: It’s not just baseball that we may have to wait for

The AquaSox season is canceled. But if we don’t get a grip on COVID, we risk losing much more.

  • 3 days ago

 

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Editorial cartoons for Monday, July 6

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Editorial cartoons for Sunday, July 5

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Editorial cartoons for Saturday, July 4, Independence Day

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Editorial cartoons for Friday, July 3

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Photography

Protests continue, spreading to Granite Falls and Mukilteo

Hundreds of people in the small cities joined marches and demonstrations decrying racism.

 

Health-care workers take a knee at Providence in Everett

The nationwide event was sponsored by White Coats for Black Lives.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Gallery: Locked down, socially distant in Snohomish County

Daily Herald photographers share their images of life during the weeks-long stay-home order.

 

Tyler Chism was diagnosed with COVID-19 and is currently cleared, by CDC standards, but chooses to remain indoors at home on March 20 in Everett. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)
Coronavirus outbreak

Gallery: Life in Snohomish County as coronavirus takes hold

A collection of images by our staff photographers from our COVID-19 coverage over the past month.

 

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Northwest

At least 8 killed in plane collision over Lake Coeur d’Alene

A dive team located the wreckage about 125 feet down in the Idaho lake. The dead include 3 children.

  • 3 hours ago

 

Protester killed on I-5 was dedicated to cause

Police say the driver drove around vehicles that were blocking the freeway and sped into the crowd.

  • 20 hours ago

 

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