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Tradition of elite Everett shot putters continues
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Port questions two companies’ deal to buy Kimberly-Clark site
Meanwhile, a former mayor criticized a Port of Everett plan to condemn the vacant land for its own use.
‘We love Everett!’ A former Seattle business finds a new home
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Editorial: Assuring diplomas by solving student homelessness
Everett Public Schools and Housing Hope are partnering to reduce homelessness among children.
Nation-World
Trump grants Barr power over classified Russia probe info
The Attorney General is investigating the Special Counsel’s investigation into the Trump campaign.
Depsite Trump, Harriet Tubman is appearing on $20 bills
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he was delaying the new Harriet Tubman $20 bill until 2028.
Northwest
Eyman’s co-defendants found liable in state lawsuit
Citizen Solutions “willfully and deliberately” failed to follow court orders and discovery rules.
Officials: Coal moves hasten but don’t increase emissions
Sales were largely halted in 2016 under President Barack Obama over worries about climate change.
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