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A young man’s gift of life is honored
Organ donor Parker Lang, who died in March 2016, will have his image on a Rose Parade float.
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Port of Everett’s Holiday on the Bay celebration is this weekend
It includes a holiday farmers market, a lighted boat parade, Santa visits and more.
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From his ‘place of caring’ blooms a rain garden
Patrick Hall is turning his front yard into environmentally friendly spot with the city’s blessing.
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Matthew House eases family visits to prisoners
“We have people from all over the world in this little house.”
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Cocoon House has big plans for site of former Everett church
The teen-sheltering nonprofit hopes to consolidate services and reach more young people in need.
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Assistance League fills needs for thousands of students
Over the past year, 4,762 local kids sported new clothing or shoes, thanks to Assistance League.
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Everett’s spectacular Christmas show was surgeon’s brainchild
Dr. Sanford Wright, an arts patron, started the fundraising variety show in 2001, after 9/11.
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Two brothers, two wives and countless hours of service
Harv and Jan Jubie, and Larry and Linda Jubie, are to be honored at the Festival of Trees.
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Victims of their own success, the Huskies play in the dark
They’re favorites on nighttime national TV, which means “broadcasting from an empty stadium.”
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16 youngsters get the gift of home on National Adoption Day
A joyful day at county courthouse tempered with the great need for stable, loving homes.
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In Everett, we mourn the demise of 747 passenger service
By year’s end, no U.S. carrier will fly passengers on the iconic Boeing jet, the first jumbo.
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Everett’s place for costumes is hanging it up after 25 years
The costume and party-supply store on Evergreen Way will close for good on Nov. 30.
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Mill Creek honors veterans with parade, flag-raising ceremony
Army paratrooper Fred Fillbrook, 80, was instrumental in its return to the city.
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Surviving abuse: ‘It’s not what happens to us that defines us’
Teen kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart brings a message of hope to Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center.
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🙁 The end of DST marks the start of SAD
It’s possible to fight seasonal affective disorder, but it takes effort.
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$1.5 million Gates Foundation grant is funding futures
Everett-based Housing Hope is using the money to help pay for construction of HopeWorks Station II.
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Tradition comes to life during Day of the Dead holidays
Through its rituals, death is seen as a natural part of life, and the dearly departed are celebrated.
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Everett Public Library director ready to read in retirement
Eileen Simmons helmed the programs through the recession and guided it to service expansion.
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Everett History Museum ends bid for the Longfellow building
However, a donor is sticking with a pledge to help the nonprofit buy another location.
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Give a tot a toy and meet Tedric Thompson and other Seahawks
Past and present players will rev up fans and sign autographs outside the Tulalip mall on Friday.