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Jennifer Sasseen
Business
Exotic animals find compassionate care in Bothell (video)
At the Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine, vets treat snakes, hedgehogs and even kangaroos.
January 18, 2018
Business
Sign of the future: Snohomish business aims to reshape industry
Manifest Signs owner thinks that smart signs is an unexplored and untapped part of his industry.
December 18, 2017
Business
Community Health Centers adds two clinics in Everett to meet need
Walk-in clinics offer people an alternative to much more expensive hospital emergency rooms.
November 6, 2017
Business
From dishwasher to owner of Bob’s Burgers in Everett
Carrie deKubber didn’t need college, just passion for her job and a lot of hard work.
September 11, 2017
Business
Maritime industry is growing, but the workforce is aging
The owner of a private maritime-training school in Edmonds sees a lot of opportunity opening up in the…
August 23, 2017
Life
Ready for the solar eclipse? Remember to protect your eyes
The Great American Eclipse is coming to skies near you on Aug. 21 — the first coast-to-coast solar…
August 13, 2017
Business
Snohomish voice talent enters business after EvCC course
SNOHOMISH — Not long after her 25-year marriage ended in divorce seven years ago, Saacha K. Belgar picked…
July 24, 2017
Life
Senior peer counseling offers a source of reassurance
By Jennifer Sasseen
June 21, 2017
Business
Everett’s Pat McClain wins Henry M. Jackson Award
He was born at the end of World War II clear across the country in Maine, where his…
May 23, 2017
Business
How recession led Lynnwood sisters to open car auction
EDMONDS — When two Lynnwood-raised sisters lost their jobs during the recession a few years ago, they joined…
May 10, 2017
Business
Camano Island couple started award-winning winery in their garage
Camano Island winemakers Ryan and Dusty Kramer found their passion on a road trip to Northern California some…
April 18, 2017
Business
When a generation of business owners reaches retirement age
Small businesses — those with fewer than 500 employees — are the economic engine of America.
February 17, 2017
Business
Why an Everett woman gave her business away — to an employee
It was the sudden death of Cyndi Mitchell’s only child in 2006 that led, in a roundabout way,…
February 15, 2017
Business
Mechanics warn about poor quality parts
Fixing your own car is a pastime that is as American as apple pie and baseball.
December 30, 2016
Business
W. Washington Medical CEO: Times are a changin’ for health care
Dr. David Russian, CEO of Everett-based Western Washington Medical Group, seems younger than his 54 years.
October 26, 2016
Business
Worth the effort: Snohomish farm raises heritage turkeys
One week before Thanksgiving last year, Micha Ide lay awake in the pre-dawn hours mourning the loss of…
September 26, 2016
Business
Mukilteo’s Kaas Tailored learned from Boeing
Kaas Tailored owes its very existence to Boeing.
July 25, 2016