Old, giant log represents ‘this town and our roots’
The tree was about 620 years old when it was cut down. It’s outside the Snohomish Carnegie library.
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She turned Lake Stevens High School’s remodel into art
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Tips’ rookie forward receiving playing time thanks to 2-way abilities
Jackson Berezowski’s role has greatly expanded in recent weeks.
Tips’ grueling stretch exposes flaws in WHL scheduling process
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Shopping with heart: Holiday gifts that make a difference
Check out bazaars and craft fairs in Snohomish County that raise money for charitable causes.
CBD, not THC: Ron’s Balms soothe but won’t give you a buzz
The retired Snohomish carpenter cooked up cannabidiol creams for his aches. Now he sells online.
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CBD, not THC: Ron’s Balms soothe but won’t give you a buzz
The retired Snohomish carpenter cooked up cannabidiol creams for his aches. Now he sells online.
Former Toys R Us workers to get $20M in hardship fund
Workers are pushing to get an additional $55 million they believe they’re owed.
Opinion
Editorial: Work ahead to protect, carry out I-1639
The voters’ demand for stronger gun laws needs the courts’ protection and sufficient state resources.
Nation-World
Lawyer: Trump provided written answers to Mueller questions
The answers were sent Tuesday to the special counsel’s office after a months-long negotiation.
Judge bars enforcement of Trump’s border-crossing asylum ban
He ruled that the law clearly allows someone to seek asylum even if they enter between ports of entry.
Northwest
Kirkland police apologize for expelling black man from shop
The man had been supervising a court-sanctioned mother-son meeting at a frozen-yogurt store.
Questions and answers about the new downtown Seattle tunnel
The Highway 99 Viaduct will close on Jan. 11. The tunnel opens three weeks later, when ramps are completed.
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