Out of sight, illegal marinas grow into hazard on Snohomish
River’s six make-shift docks were half of the statewide total, causing problems for salmon recovery.
Man who rammed deputy’s car hit Tulalip officer’s vehicle, too
He led cops on a wrong way chase on I-5 on New Year’s Eve. He escaped, but was arrested later.
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Out of sight, illegal marinas grow into hazard on Snohomish
River’s six make-shift docks were half of the statewide total, causing problems for salmon recovery.
No more ‘black boxes’ in patrol cars, new sheriff says
The tech was meant to promote traffic safety. Sheriff Adam Fortney said he trusts his deputies.
Sports
Lake Stevens senior earns title at prestigious Viking Invite
Wyatt Hall captures the 285-pound title in a tournament filled with top-tier wrestling programs.
Former Marysville Pilchuck star looking for shot in NFL
After being forced to medically retire at UW, Austin Joyner is making himself available for the NFL draft.
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Life in Snohomish County
Rockhounds unearth a righteous gemstone near Darrington
It’s the discovery of a lifetime — an 8-ton nephrite jade boulder.
Great Plant Pick: Erica carnea ‘Vivellii,’ winter heath
This evergreen spreading shrub will provide you with a profusion of pink flowers in the winter.
This year’s Color of the Year is a timeless hue — classic blue
Will Antonio Banderas win an Oscar for his ‘Pain and Glory’?
Everett’s biggest little spot for music is Black Lab Gallery
Wrestler Rocky Johnson, Dwayne Johnson’s father, dead at 75
For the love of orchards: How to grow fruit trees in your yard
Herald Business Journal
Frontier Communications seeks March bankruptcy, sources say
The company reportedly has $356 million of debt payments coming due March 15.
Washington dairies struggle after trade wars and low prices
People are drinking less milk, but “It’s very hard to turn a cow off,” jokes one Stanwood dairyman.
Opinion
Editorial: Cutting carbon emissions up to lawmakers — and us
A state Supreme Court decision puts the onus on the Legislature to act to put a price on carbon.
Northwest
US court dismisses suit by Oregon youths over climate change
The justices said ending the use of fossil fuels in the U.S. would not slow or stop climate change.
Washington Supreme Court Justice Charles Wiggins to retire
Gov. Inslee will appoint a new justice who must run in the November election, and then again in 2022.
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A nuclear research facililty is about to open in Everett
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Commentary: Impeachment trial set, but what’ll it look like?
Frontier Communications seeks March bankruptcy, sources say
Editorial: Panel does little to quell concerns on Boeing, FAA
Changing Boeing’s corporate culture won’t be easy