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Major, Joe Biden’s German shepherd, was a rescue. Past presidents had lots of pets, including alligators.
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Overall ridership on state ferry system dropped to a near 50-year low in 2020, but it’s picking up.
The job as Mukilteo’s CEO and ceremonial head pays $70,800 a year. Official filing is in May.
CBD lotions and potions are touted to treat pain, insomnia and anxiety. Owner: “We’re not a pot shop.”
Drawings are Tuesday and Wednesday. Local retailers report an uptick in sales.
Unfortunately, the odds of winning are about 1 in half a billion. Each ticket will set you back $2.
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She and other watch for sea creatures during noisy pile driving that can ruin their appetite.
Representation matters as stores offer Saint Nick likenesses in a range of skin tones.
Mom credits help from Burned Children Recovery Foundation with help in her family’s time of need.
The spread on Whidbey has an escape tunnel, workshop, 20,000 gallons of fuel and a lifetime supply of TP.
Special needs students were refused an education until six trailblazers launched a campaign around Puget Sound.
Taylor Mattson, 27, designed a colorful holiday cup used worldwide in this coffee-est time of year.
First, boats will suspend service for 13 hours to allow for finishing touches and training.
An Arlington woman’s “spiritual awakening via pee cloth” led to a popular product for outdoorsy women.
The closing is due to COVID and the end of a lease. The owner hopes to reopen elsewhere in 2022.
She turns abstract forms into some of the region’s most beloved public art, including the Pike Place Market pig.
The malls plan to have him in person and socially distanced. “We need holiday cheer,” says a mall manager.
