Company doctors found it “difficult” to link chemicals to worker ailments. A thorough study would’ve been “inviting liability,” an attorney said.
Barry Dunphy warned Boeing about its toxic chemicals. The company’s reaction changed his demeanor, but not his values, his children say.
Parents believe toxins in company factories caused serious birth defects in their kids.
Six years ago, Marie Riley heard about a law firm seeking aerospace workers whose children suffered birth defects — like her.
In 1980, a doctor wrote factory chemicals would cause “life-long chronic illness, cancer and death.” Lawsuits claim his worst fears came true.
The union said the water district commissioners let conditions worsen with Dick McKinley in charge.
Flooded with complaints, the district’s board has placed General Manager Dick McKinley on paid leave.
Three rural sites south of Seattle are being considered for a new airport, too, officials said this week.
Over 100 people gathered at Boxcar Park on Saturday, optimistic the disease will one day be cured.
Investigations found Alderwood General Manager Dick McKinley broke ethics rules, more than once.
A district employee confronted the board of directors at a public meeting about a “culture of fear” among staff members.
Staff angst about Alderwood’s general manager flared last week. Commissioners say they’re listening.
Books and media stayed dry. But Sno-Isle Libraries is unsure about the extent of damage to the building.
The suspect, a man in his 20s or 30s, fled south on Highway 99. Seattle police found him later.
The Snohomish County Public Utility District attributed the outages to “equipment failure.”
Testing found stormwater toxins above permit limits, a watchdog says. State regulations require a fix.
Once Sea-Tac Airport reaches capacity, the Everett airport is on the short list to absorb unmet demand by passengers.
