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40 years of Sundays: Herald’s seen changes, mission remains
The newspaper’s first Sunday edition was published April 5, 1981, and this columnist was on the job.
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There’s a cuppa new brew at former home of Walt’s Milk House
Everett couple’s Milk House Coffee Co. is opening where Snohomish dairyman once sold local products.
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365 nights of ‘Taps’: A bugler’s mournful tribute will continue
Kevin McKay, who’s in a rock band, marked the pandemic year by blowing his horn at Grand Avenue…
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Anti-Asian acts and policies are an ugly part of our history
Leaders are speaking out against hate as the Georgia killings raise awareness of growing violence and bias.
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‘We could be no prouder’ as veteran gets WWII Victory Medal
“Bob Peterson Day” was declared in Marysville as the 93-year-old Navy vet was honored.
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$2,000 MPHS scholarship memorializes a teen suicide victim
The parents of DeJohn Ward, who died in 2015, have been helping kids through their “Love Don’t Judge”…
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COVID survivor, teacher, walker, she’s grateful for each step
“I almost died, but people prayed for me,” says Berinda Wolitarsky, who’s back in Snohomish schools.
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Blast took firefighter’s career and an eye, but didn’t stop him
It’s been 20 years since an explosion in a mobile fire training unit injured Gold Bar’s Isaac Howard.
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Masked in a nearly empty theater, a movie outing at last
Just four of us were in the audience for a matinee showing of “Nomadland” at Stanwood Cinemas.
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‘Quite an honor’ for district’s champion of homeless students
Once a teen mom, Everett’s Kids in Transition coordinator wins national recognition by Education Week.
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Marysville grandmother, 96, was one in half a million lost
In a week when the president took time to mourn COVID deaths, local families were grieving, too.
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Getting Dad, 98, the shot was more than he could do alone
Helped by technology, I managed to get a shot in Arlington. For many, online scheduling is a barrier.
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One Everett One Book: ‘Stamped’ a historical look at racism
A discussion will draw hundreds as Everett’s library, EvCC, WSU and the school district join in reading.
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As HopeWorks turns 10, a worker shares his success story
Once homeless, Aaron Perkins found housing, skills and a way out of poverty through the agency’s training.
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Emerson kindergartners will start on path to being bilingual
An optional dual-language Spanish immersion program will be a first in the Everett School District.
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Faith overcame fear for these grateful new parents of twins
After 12 years of marriage, pregnancy was a surprise. Friends and family have helped in the midst of…
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With weekly take-out, neighbors feeding their friendships
These Lake Stevens families have made it a point to order takeout from an array of restaurants weathering…
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Idamae Schack, an angel of the arts in Everett, dies at 102
She and her husband John Schack donated millions of dollars to support cultural causes in Everett.
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Skate Deck hopes to open for customers, not take donations
A roller skating coach has launched an online fundraiser, wants to help the place he fears may close.
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Historic and chaotic is how Prov’s emergency leader sees 2020
Dr. Ryan Keay says “the science just wasn’t there” in the days after Everett hospital first saw COVID.