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500 tires go up in flames at a store south of Everett
There were no injuries. And it was nowhere near as bad as that months-long tire fire in 1984.
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A homecoming king abdicates to a gentle, cheerful classmate
Jordan Davis-Miller passed Mariner High’s crown to Koby Inthavong, who “doesn’t have the easiest life.”
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Arlington School District may float $107.5M bond in 2018
A new Port Middle School is among the projects on the district’s wish list.
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Hungry yellow jackets are on the lookout for food
Many plants have stopped blooming, causing other insects they dine on to die off.
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Marysville is ready to move on big plans for its waterfront
Ebey Waterfront Park could be home to a boardwalk, amphitheater and waterfront events venue.
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Mountlake Terrace woman helping hurricane victims recover
Jamie Gravelle says one the hardest parts of providing aid in stricken areas is just getting around.
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Churches stepping into disaster response leadership roles
Training event at church aims to prepare you in case of a major emergency.
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EvCC teachers take their contract concerns to the board
Their union says negotiations have been disappointingly slow. The community college isn’t commenting.
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Local volunteers join relief efforts on other sides of country
15 American Red Cross volunteers from Snohomish County traveled to either Houston or Florida
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Something was a little wacky about leis handed out at school
They resembled marijuana to at least one parent of a student at Marysville Pilchuck High.
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When Labor Day celebrated working people’s hard-won gains
EVERETT — To get more context behind the meaning of Labor Day is to go back 100 years.
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Arlington teachers may strike; others set to start on time
EVERETT — It has become a rite of August.
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Snohomish County, region Red Cross ready for Harvey recovery
EVERETT — Local American Red Cross relief efforts began before Tropical Storm Harvey slammed into Texas late last…
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Wayne Williams, 89: Steward of Tulalip culture and history
TULALIP — The boy, who’d just turned 3, appears uneasy, perhaps bewildered, by the hubbub around him.
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New WSU Everett cuts the ribbon Tuesday
EVERETT — Hundreds of people are expected to visit the new Washington State University Everett building Tuesday during…
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Never mind his life sentence: Here’s what her family thinks
EVERETT — The life sentence was a formality.
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Smokey haze seems endless, but relief should be on the way
EVERETT — The brownish-white haze has smothered the region for more than a week, blotting from view mountains,…
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That’s leadership: Mariner senior to be on School Board in fall
EVERETT — Dennis Mach finished his junior year at Mariner High School in June. Next year he will…
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PUD works to replace older power poles, underground lines
EVERETT — It’s year-round work maintaining such a vast electrical system and a fair amount of the toil…
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3 seeking Position 2 spot on Everett City Council
EVERETT — The Aug. 1 primary ballot for Position 2 on the Everett City Council includes an incumbent…