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In Everett and elsewhere, 64% of workers voted against the proposal Wednesday.
Washington State Patrol said speed too fast for conditions was a contributing factor.
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Searchers on Friday continued looking for two unidentified crew members in a remote, steep and heavily-wooded area.
A series of fronts could result in blustery, rainy weather for Snohomish County into the weekend.
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In an email Friday to employees, Boeing’s CEO also said the troubled aerospace giant will cut its global workforce by 10%.
You can sign up to donate blood on Oct. 19 at the mall and Nov. 4 at the Marysville Civic Center.
Appointed by Mayor Mike Rosen, the committee meets monthly to address the impacts of climate change.
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The district, embroiled in a yearslong financial crisis, moved on from Superintendent Zachary Robbins on Thursday.
Friday’s rain will leave its mark thanks to a convergence zone arriving south of Everett. The sun returns in time for the weekend.
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Marysville schools have faced shortfalls and internal strife for years. The latest update came this week when the state imposed even further oversight.
Kaitlin Wester, 29, of Lynnwood, was identified Wednesday by the Washington State Patrol.
Washington State Patrol said the woman was walking south in the left lane when the vehicle hit her early Sunday morning.
Company CEO Kelly Ortberg said the move was necessary to ensure the company can recover from “substantial challenges.”
Boeing announced Wednesday temporary furloughs had begun for thousands of employees.
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The appointment Monday of Arthur Jarvis is the latest unprecedented move as the district battles deep financial woes.
Chief Financial Officer Brian West announced a series of cost-cutting moves in a memo to employees Monday.
The expo on Sept. 21 will be a chance to learn lifesaving skills, including how to respond to fires and earthquakes.
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The strike comes after 33,000 members resoundingly rejected the latest contract reached by Boeing and union leadership.
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Members of the IAM District 751, including 17,000 in Everett, voted by a 96% margin to walk off the job.
Detectives credit help from Bailey Farm apartment complex management for quickly identifying the suspect.
