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GRAVDGR: Edmonds cemetery sexton has deadpan sense of humor
Cliff Edwards has spent 46 years taking care of the final resting places of our loved ones.
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Dog abduction gone bad sends two men to the county doghouse
The suspects allegedly tried to take the dog at knifepoint and threatened to kill the people at home.
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Hepatitis A in worker temporarily closes Lynnwood restaurant
Diners at Ashiya Teriyaki on 164th Street SW from Aug. 2 to 15 should contact a healthcare provider.
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It’s that auto tag place on Evergreen Way with all those cats
The catwalk between Andersen Insurance Agency and Beverly’s Auto Licensing is a tradition for many.
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Missing exams: They took the ACT but a courier lost them
The students completed the high-stakes test at Mariner High in June. Where are they?
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The Lake Stevens woodchopper’s latest gig: potato-chipping
Shane McDaniel’s face is on bags of two flavors of Lay’s chips as part of Operation Smile.
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Is that a snow fence? No, a picket fence — of 1,450 skis
These used boards, 200 yards’ worth, have been dropped off over the years at a garden store in…
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2nd lottery win makes Brier Grocery ‘very hot store right now’
The little corner market sold a $120,000 Hit 5 ticket Wednesday — a month after a $12.2M Lotto…
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Flu shots are here but some docs say it’s too soon to get one
The vaccine-induced immunity can wane over time and lower defenses toward the end of the flu season.
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He’s that ripped Zumba dude, shaking it in the front of class
Mike Dixon recently became certified to teach the female-dominated gyrating dance fitness.
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That ride on the ferry is going to cost more — and then more
All proposed fare increases were approved. The pilot “Good to Go!” sticker for tolls is also a go.
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Former mayor first among leaders in Mukilteo council races
Peter Zieve, a controversial aerospace executive, was second in one race and is likely to advance.
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Protest shows solidarity for native Hawaiians vs. telescope
Mauna Kea’s summit is held as sacred. A rally near Tulalip drew attention to native rights.
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Mom-and-pop shop hits the jackpot for selling a $12M ticket
When a player wins Lotto, the retailer also wins — in this case $122,000 for the little Brier…
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Mukilteo musical chairs: 12 in the race for 4 council seats
Candidates for city council known for theatrics include newbies, incumbents and a former mayor.
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Who let the pigs out? Peoples Bank, stashed with $30
Find a plastic bank and share the wealth. Pigs in Paradise starts Aug. 1 at seven local branches.
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Tweens go to head of the class for summer school gig
A four-week session teaching third graders: “It’s a free ticket to actually being entertained.”
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Clack-ding-zip! The typewriters are back @ street corners
Get pecking. They’re rolling away on Aug. 6. Snap a pic and text about it.
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Are you a U.S. citizen? Census asked a select few 240,000
The 2020 question was blocked, but a Bothell woman was among those required by law to answer it.
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Aquafest is three-day party on the Lake Stevens waterfront
The annual shindig rocks with dancing dinos, corndogs and family fun. Take a dip at the new beach.