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As a state attorney, Roslyn Sterling saw foster kids in need
She helped found Totes for Kids, which provides backpacks of essentials at a traumatic time.
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When he’s not legislating, Nate Nehring’s a tireless volunteer
He tutors, volunteers at a summer camp and food bank, and was invited to join the Gospel Mission…
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After a painful accident, Louis Harris sought a fuller life
His goal is elected office. Meantime, he works and volunteers — and if you meet him he might…
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When tragedy strikes, Lacey Harper is government’s human face
She’s worked for the governor and now the county executive, helping constituents through tough times.
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Megan Wolfe feels empowered by her nonprofit’s fast start
She launched the local Girls on the Run esteem-building program. Already, hundreds have participated.
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Tony Thammavongsa: From Casino Road to leader at Campbell’s
He attributes his success to family support and the fact he was determined, confident and ambitious.
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Project engineer and cyclist Tyler Rourke puts people first
When he’s not at Electroimpact, he’s riding a bike or leading Everett’s Transportation Advisory Committee.
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Lark Kesterke strives to lead with an open heart and mind
She is the director of impact and investments for United Way of Snohomish County.
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Alessandra Durham helps county address diversity, addiction
Outreach is key for this senior analyst with the Snohomish County executive’s office.
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Marjorie James’ own struggle informs her advocacy for tribes
She tried the Ivy League but returned to Tulalip to help spread the teaching of tribal history.
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At 26, Jasmine Diedrich already owns 13 espresso stands
She started her Diedrich Espresso company seven years ago, when she was just 19.
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Nicole Amor organizes 50 events a year for Economic Alliance
The organization’s investor relations and events manager is also a very active volunteer.
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‘No housing bubble’: Experts discuss a hot real-estate market
We interviewed four professionals about climbing prices, rising interest rates and bubble fear.
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Daphne’s is the happy hole-in-the-wall of Edmonds
With a convivial clientele and a bartender who’s always “on,” the tiny tavern is the place to be.
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Costco is considering building store in Lake Stevens
The Issaquah-based chain is doing due diligence on the property, which is mostly owned by the city.
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As expected, 92 to be laid off by Stanwood’s Twin City Foods
The frozen-vegetables processor announced last year it was moving all operations to Pasco.
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Mother-in-law homes popular after cities ease restrictions
Lynnwood and Everett are seeing a spurt of growth after changing city codes to allow for this development.
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3 must-try doughnuts when Top Pot opens in Edmonds
After two years of work, the popular Seattle chain is opening its second Snohomish County location.
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A niche Bothell publisher is becoming a mortgage matchmaker
Scotsman Guide has long served lending professionals. Now it’s offering information to borrowers.
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Tulalips consider building a water park at Quil Ceda Village
The attraction would be one of the biggest of its kind on the West Coast, a tribal leader…