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Massacre’s details not fully known, but new sources may help
Digital information is more available, says a history buff who worked at Little Bighorn Battlefield.
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‘Wolf’ found guilty as kids learn and a federal judge laughs
U.S. District Judge John Coughenour was an honored guest at Hazelwood Elementary School’s mock trial.
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Life’s fragile, Red Cross helper sees in Florida after storm
Everett’s Will McMahan spent three weeks in Panama City, a place devastated by Hurricane Michael.
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Jewish community and neighbors to take a stand against hate
Faith groups are planning a vigil at the Snohomish County campus in remembrance of Pittsburgh victims.
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The remarkable journey of Everett High’s 1955 class president
Victor Hirakawa, who died this month, came by himself from Japan at 15 and won classmates’ hearts.
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Be civil, panel says, but don’t avoid the hard conversations
A League of Women Voters event brings together a diverse group to talk civility and political discourse.
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Jackson home stays in family, but many treasures to be sold
Items ordinary to extraordinary will be found at an estate sale organized by the Assistance League.
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Community loses a giant, 30-year library director Mark Nesse
Everett Public Library’s longest-serving leader was also active in Rotary and served on the school board.
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Wherever they’re from, kids come first for national teacher
Mandy Manning, who teaches at Herald columnist’s alma mater, spoke Monday at Sno-Isle program on Whidbey.
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Following 3 brothers, he’s living a family legacy at Murphy
Anthony Damitio, 17, plans on STEM studies after graduating from the Catholic school that’s now 30.
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Postal workers rally, raise concerns about privatizing mail
In downtown Everett and across the nation, letter carriers make their case as White House pushes change.
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Columbus Day Storm revisited in new book, ‘A Deadly Wind’
Author and people here remember Oct. 12, 1962, when a big blow born of a typhoon claimed 46…
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I knew her only as ‘Patti,’ the always-smiling grocery checker
Patti Soper-Roodzant, who died in a crash last month, was a tireless bright light at a Safeway in…
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Everett’s tenacity celebrated in new book of real-life tales
Blogger Richard Porter looks to the past, finds stories of characters who exemplify city’s grit.
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Photographer who spent hours with Ted Bundy awaits TV show
“I was just photographing a person named Ted,” says the Pulitzer Prize-winner, who lives in Everett.
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A teen’s anti-bullying message: ‘Weigh it before you say it’
Cruelty in sixth grade stuck with her, but a student from Lake Stevens turned it into a positive.
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Life’s cozy for family of six in ‘little house on the water’
Now moored at the Everett Marina, they hope to trade their Cruise-A-Home for sailing the world.
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This Lake Stevens High grad was believed; her abuser is in prison
Vocal victims are brave, but rare. ‘We’re not in a changed world yet.’
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Once in special education, now on the job in 18-21 program
Marysville’s Preston Dwoskin works for a transition program that aims to foster job opportunities.
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Leifer Manor, where hundreds married, now Marysville history
It’s retirement time for Donna Leifer, 88. who is closing the outdoor wedding venue.