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Archbishop Murphy students connect to centuries-old Salish tradition
They needed something to bring them back together after COVID, so they looked north — to Tulalip.
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Paper or plastic? Snohomish County may require businesses to take cash
County Council member Nate Nehring proposed an ordinance to ban cashless sales under $200. He hopes cities will…
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Mobile opioid treatment among Snohomish County goals to fight epidemic
The county announced a set of strategies — along with specific deadlines — to combat the opioid epidemic.
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Fortney, Johnson race for sheriff shatters record for campaign cash
Incumbent Adam Fortney and Susanna Johnson have raised nearly $300,000 combined. Looking at who’s donating, a partisan divide…
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Edmonds tables decision on 10 acres of public space near Highway 99
The largest land acquisition in Edmonds history is up in the air. The City Council couldn’t decide whether…
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At Casino Road ‘village,’ immigrants navigate complex new American lives
Health insurance policies can feel like another language. For some local families, it quite literally is.
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Rosen, Nelson advance in race for Edmonds mayor, refocus campaigns
Four candidates threw their hat in the ring. Diane Buckshnis and Brad Shipley trailed behind on Tuesday.
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Moriarty leads Anderson in race for Superior Court judge
As votes rolled in Tuesday, incumbent Judge Patrick Moriarty and challenger Mary Anderson appeared set to advance.
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Canoe journey, symbol of ‘carrying our traditions on,’ departs Tulalip
Tribes as far as Alaska gathered for the paddle, with about 112 canoes making the voyage from Lummi…
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Meet Housing Hope’s new CEO, Donna Moulton
A former social worker, Moulton wants to tackle the root causes of homelessness. She’s the organization’s third CEO…
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Challengers to Dunn seat aim to tip balance on Snohomish County Council
Democrat Megan Dunn holds Position 2. Georgia Fisher and Kristina Mitchell, who have Republican ties, aim to unseat…
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Fortney to host far-right Arizona sheriff for campaign fundraiser
Adam Fortney and challenger Susanna Johnson both planned campaign events this week. The invited speakers gave a clue…
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NAACP of Snohomish County backs Binda in heated press conference
The chapter announced preliminary findings from their investigation into “alleged targeting” of the Lynnwood City Council member.
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With primary approaching, 3 challengers aim to oust Edmonds mayor
Mike Nelson is seeking reelection against three challengers: Diane Buckshnis, Brad Shipley and Mike Rosen.
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Edmonds drops $100K deposit on 10 acres off Highway 99
The city is exploring uses for a $37 million parcel that could host parks or public facilities.
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Filmmaker aims to shed light on missing Tulalip woman’s cold case
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis has been missing for 2½ years with no word. She’s the subject of Sabrina Van…
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Sauk-Suiattle members urge feds to step in against leaders ‘abusing’ power
The tribal council fires, evicts and disenrolls without cause, members say.
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Effort to recall Lynnwood’s Binda moves forward with judge’s approval
The campaign needs at least 2,416 signatures to force a recall vote for the City Council member mired…
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Judge dismisses Sauk-Suiattle suit over sales tax, tribe agrees
After learning about a state sales tax refund process, the tribe agreed the lawsuit was rendered “unnecessary.”
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World Refugee Day event set for Tuesday at Everett Community College
The celebration includes food, drinks, live dance performances and more at Jackson Conference Center.