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Water outage to affect rural customers east of Everett
EVERETT — More than 100 homes east of Everett are going to lose water service for more than…
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Couple pays $5,495 owed for lunches at Marysville schools
MARYSVILLE — On Friday, Tom and Christy Lee called the Marysville School District, intending to pay off the…
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People with drug arrests lose more ground in Everett
EVERETT — The Everett City Council is taking up an expansion of the ordinance that prevents people arrested…
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Marysville EMS taxes going up
MARYSVILLE — Property taxes in Marysville are going to get a modest rise next year. Just exactly how…
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City of Everett, YMCA mull partnership on new pool
EVERETT — In a couple years, Everett might have a second publicly available swimming pool. The city of…
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Improvements to Everett schools to begin this summer
EVERETT — The Everett School District expects to move ahead this summer on plans to improve its schools.
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New Anglican church sets up in Everett
EVERETT — A new church with some traditional ideas about faith opened in Everett recently.
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Longtime director of Everett Public Library plans to retire
EVERETT — Everett Public Library Director Eileen Simmons has announced she plans to retire this fall after 19…
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New climbing structure, zip lines open in south Everett
EVERETT — A new high ropes and zip line course opened in Everett on Thursday, and was hailed…
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2nd Everett methadone clinic stymied by zoning and stigma
EVERETT — Therapeutic Health Services, a Seattle nonprofit that operates a methadone clinic in south Everett, is trying…
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Wildlife officer: Elusive Everett bears still out there
EVERETT — A few bears that have been seen wandering around southeast Everett are still out there, apparently.
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Jackson High senior has sights set on global justice
Micaiah Anderson, 18, leads the Multi-Cultural Club at school and is planning on a career in international law.
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Everett School Board president steps down to focus on health
EVERETT — Ted Wenta has stepped down from his role as president of the Everett School Board.
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Everett wants neighborhood group for part of Evergreen Way
EVERETT — The city of Everett plans to convene a group of residents and business owners to discuss…
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Trump plan would cut grants that help the most vulnerable
MARYSVILLE — Volunteers gathered on Thursday morning at the Marysville Community Food Bank to pack food into shopping…
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Tulalips’ long-awaited water pipeline turned on
TULALIP — A decades-old feud between the Tulalip Tribes and the city of Everett was washed away Friday.
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Proposed assisted-living facility, housing project in same area
EVERETT — Sunrise Services, a 40-year-old operator of adult group homes, plans to open a new kind of…
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Taxi, Uber rules in Everett get sidetracked over insurance
EVERETT —The Everett City Council last week took another stab at revising its rules regulating taxis, Uber and…
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Cantwell promotes her housing tax credit bill in Everett
EVERETT — Local leaders fighting chronic homelessness and rising housing costs are hoping for a bit more federal…
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Marysville’s Qwuloolt trail opens this weekend
MARYSVILLE — At 10 a.m. Saturday, Marysville’s waterfront will grow from 900 feet to nearly two miles.