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Arlington gunfire victim, 78, was Marine who led simple life
Ivan Maik, of Granite Falls, was waiting for a dialysis appointment Saturday. The suspect remains at large.
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U.S. 2 trestle rebuild part of Senate transportation package
Time is short to get the $17.8 billion plan passed. Its link to climate change bills adds intrigue.
Revealed: The mystery man behind the @EdmondsScanner tweets
He’s a 50-year-old mail carrier who dusted off his English degree to curate 6,000 tales on Twitter.
Sports
Lynnwood grad Steinauer elected to CFL Hall of Fame
The current Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach won two Grey Cups in 13 stellar seasons as a player.
Prep results for Wednesday, April 14
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Life in Snohomish County
Ask a pediatrician: Are infrared thermometers safe to use on children?
Some posts on social media warn about the possible dangers of non-contact infrared thermometers.
Health check: Why it’s important to ask an expert about nutrition
They call her “Dr. Quinn, Nutrition Woman” — even though she’s not a doctor — because of the Western TV show.
Marketplace
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Virtual care builds mental health connections, even when we’re apart
Online Psychic Reading: Best Psychics Can Help With Life’s Questions
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Local hospital donates life-saving medication to first-responders
Health and Safety During the Pandemic: How Community Transit is Keeping Riders Safely Moving
Herald Business Journal
State order targets Boeing Everett plant’s polluted history
Records show a dispute over cleanup requirements for chemically tainted water. The company denies there’s a disagreement.
Opinion
Editorial: Vaccine passports can nudge more toward immunity
Used to persuade rather than exclude, the passports could increase access to businesses and venues.
Editorial: Court ruling requires focus on addiction treatment
Editorial: Capital budget a bipartisan boost for communities
Editorial: A return to live events if covid’s spell is broken
Comment: Build-to-rent could be affordable housing solution
Comment: Media again key to ending voting rights filibuster
Northwest
Package funding U.S. 2 trestle, Monroe bypass on the move
A $17.8 billion plan dealing with highways, ferries and transit has cleared the state Senate transportation panel.
Statue of Native American leader step closer to U.S. Capitol
Billy Frank Jr., a Nisqually tribal member, was a champion of treaty rights and the environment.
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Everett couple writes check to clean up the Snohomish River
Everett mourns the loss of athletic and activities director
Revealed: The mystery man behind the @EdmondsScanner tweets
U.S. 2 trestle rebuild part of Senate transportation package
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