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Terrorism in London doesn’t put crimp in their travel plans
The Union Jack flies at half staff in a photo of the Palace of Westminster, home of Britain’s…
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Robert Nord, longtime CEO of Everett door company, dies
Robert Nord was the scion of a family whose business was once among Everett’s biggest employers. By the…
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Susan Russell remembered as a visionary artist, role model
Susan Russell was an acclaimed artist and longtime Snohomish High School art teacher. She was a wife, mother,…
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No money, no date, no problem at school’s first-ever prom
GRANITE FALLS — Joslyn Spradley became a mother last month. Andrew Anthony works as a mechanic. His girlfriend,…
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Writer speaks about mom’s experience in Japanese internment camps
Mayumi Tsutakawa’s parents, both U.S. citizens of Japanese ancestry, had vastly different experiences during World War II.
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Former owner will live on land that’s set to become a park
Marge Curtis looks out over a gorgeous expanse of grassy land, a horse farm that slopes down to…
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Best-selling author Terry McMillan says life, success take time
Terry McMillan has a message for young people, or any of us striving for a better life: It…
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EvCC panel discussions get real over fake news
We get our news primarily from social media. That assertion, by an Everett Community College journalism instructor, was…
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Program allows children with disabilities to play baseball
Matthew Irish plays third base with Lakewood High School’s Cougars. Noah, his 11-year-old brother, is a second baseman…
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When it comes to food banks, Postal Service delivers
Circle May 13 on your calendar. Put a bag of food out that morning for pickup by your…
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Bob Heirman, who died Saturday, was advocate for outdoors
SNOHOMISH — When members of the Snohomish Sportsmen’s Club recently planted 20,000 small coho salmon in area creeks,…
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Man plans road trip to the past in original Model T
Custody battles are nothing new, and from 1906 to 1910 Lake Stevens was the scene of a whopper.…
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Young heart recipient ‘lived every day to the fullest’
Jacob Peterson had it all ahead of him. With a degree from Seattle University and a job lined…
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Everett’s first-ever quilt show set to open this week
They’re part of a needlework tradition passed down through generations, but today’s quilters create contemporary art as well…
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Cascade High students meet at corner of English and history
Those who don’t believe in time travel, or its value, have never met Atsushi Kiuchi, Jamie Ford or…
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Focus is on kindness at annual Human Services Breakfast
It takes kindness, collaboration and money. Those are building blocks for a community that cares. Former Snohomish County…
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Today’s political climate stokes woman’s chilling memories
After 53 years, Doris Sinclair hasn’t shaken her memories of barbed wire, dogs and Soviet interrogators, or of…
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Madison fifth-graders selling cookbooks to raise money for camp
Fifth-grader Jaimy Moreno is learning door-to-door sales. With her teacher at Everett’s Madison Elementary School, Jaimy and her…
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Snohomish gears up for annual Easter parade, bonnet contest
In a stylish scene from the golden age of Hollywood, Judy Garland walks arm in arm with Fred…
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Senior citizens hope to bridge generations with card game
They’re competitive. They’re focused. They’re friends. And they’re putting out the welcome mat for more bridge players.