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Edmonds Bakery keeps making ‘Build the Wall’ cookies
The baker also ices “Secure Borders” on treats and he’s hearing plenty from fans and foes.
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Holy steeple! Tiny chapel on U.S. 2 a sacred stop since 1962
Respite, weddings, un-immaculate conceptions are part of the legacy of the miniature Wayside Chapel.
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That $12.2 million Lotto winner in Brier finally surfaced
The winner of the largest state Lotto jackpot in years wants to remain anonymous.
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Revive of the Ivy Five, a band started in 1956 junior high
63 years later, the jazz combo begun in Everett plays on. “We’re in it for the friendship…”
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Can the little guy survive the Lake Stevens Costco?
Turners Grocery has loyal customers, but the owner knows the general store’s days could be numbered.
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Dig it! Old bones, new brews pair for fossil fun in Monroe
FossilEra, an online dinosaur bone retailer, will have a public showing with Dreadnought Brewery.
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His toaster opens a portal to other dimensions
Tim Ellis, 39, does weekly episodes of the improv comedy sci-fi that’s out of this world.
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Camp with cadavers was eye-opener for Monroe teen, 15
Gary Colver learned about health careers at Na-ha-shnee for Native American students.
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Meet the new executive editor of The Daily Herald
Phillip O’Connor, a Midwest transplant, has covered many beats and brings 34 years of newsroom know-how.
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Are ferry fare hikes fair? Tell the state your view
Until July 29, you can weigh in on the proposed across-the-board increases through an online survey
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The mayor’s flashy parade car is more than a patriotic ride
Grateful for citizenship, he offers his 1958 Mercedes-Benz convertible for the Edmonds July 4th ride.
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Am I muscular or just fat? Find out in the back of a truck
Get tanked in the fat-mobile. Fork over $49, dip in warm water, hold your nose, blow like a…
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It’s an ‘Edmonds Kind of 4th’ with Millennial grand marshal
Shubert Ho, 36, started a T-shirt fundraiser as gratitude for firefighters saving his restaurant.
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Put down your phone and keep your eyes on the road — or else!
The smashed car is a selfie magnet and a powerful message to the dangers of distracted driving.
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Welcome to Ellerie’s: A bed & (make your own damn) breakfast
River cottages near Darrington offer a peaceful retreat and a lively innkeeper.
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The severance pay saga continues at Mukilteo city hall
Members aren’t always on their best behaviors at Mukilteo City Council meetings. See for yourself.
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Requiem for pay phones: Bring $100 bills, not dimes
Man caves, outdoor showers or outhouses are just 3 possible uses for the retro booths in Sultan.
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23 years of marriage, 3 coffee stands, 2 kids — and a kidney
Carrie Westvang was a match for her husband Robb in a March transplant operation.
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‘Bish the Swish’ has big plans after high school
Kamiak grad Andrew Bishop looks forward to getting job training and an apartment with his friends.
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Bob the kaleidoscope master spins reality thousands of times
The Lynnwood artist, 84, is known worldwide for the scopes he makes at his home. Some go for…