Will seismometers be in place before our volcano erupts?
Some object to placing equipment in the Glacier Peak wilderness and using helicopters to do so.
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Teens in Fred Hutch program aspire to be scientists, doctors
Snohomish County students are among the 32 admitted to the Pathway Research Explorer Program.
Weekend US 2 trestle closure is expected to create a mess
Detours this time will be much longer, and Highway 9 in particular is expected to be jammed.
Herald Business Journal
Jet bridges installed at Paine Field passenger terminal
This week, the new building began to look more like a place where you can board an airplane.
An Arlington company’s crab pots star on ‘Deadliest Catch’
Lance Nylander oversees a business with 20 employees and $3 million in annual revenue.
Sports
5 things to watch in Seahawks-Chargers preseason tilt
Wide receiver Brandon Marshall and running back C.J. Prosise look to solidify roster spots.
Prep Football: Cascade’s offense features 3-headed monster at RB
The Bruins, with a new coach, hope to continue their steady progression.
Life in Snohomish County
Everett Beer Week will tap the momentum that’s brewing here
The second week of September, “Kids are back in school, so we figured parents could use a drink by then.”
Come party with Funko on its first birthday
The toymaker is throwing a block party at its flagship store in downtown Everett on Saturday.
Opinion
Editorial: Keep protection of agency’s payday loan rule
About 3 in 4 Americans support limits on predatory loans; the CFPB should keep those rules in place.
Nation-World
World’s oldest cheese found in dug up Egyptian jar
The whitish solidified mass was found during excavation work between 2013 and 2014.
Trump says he’ll revoke clearance for Bruce Ohr ‘very quickly’
The DOJ official was as a contact for Christopher Steele, who investigated Trump’s ties to Russia.
Northwest
Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff gets a $550-an-hour coach
It’s so he’ll get along with employees after allegations of verbal aggression, profanity and sexism.
Rights group, state reach settlement in competency lawsuit
The plan is designed to stop the state from violating the rights of jailed mentally ill people.
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New Everett clinic brings Seattle Children’s Hospital closer
Pickets, protests pay off as Mukilteo teachers get hefty hikes
An Arlington company’s crab pots star on ‘Deadliest Catch’
Human skull discovered in Mill Creek; no other remains found
Come party with Funko on its first birthday
Book Cafe feeds young minds at Snohomish mobile home parks
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