Originally constructed in 1911, the Marysville Opera House has been gaining popularity after opening its doors in March 2016 following a remodel. (Ian Terry / Herald file)

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City of Marysville purchases historic downtown Opera House

The building ties into plans to redevelop the south end of town around the waterfront.

Killer convicted as teen seeks early release from prison

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Killer convicted as teen seeks early release from prison

Lars Snow’s freedom is a possibility thanks to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling about young offenders.

Man arrested for rape now accused of murder-for-hire plot

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Man arrested for rape now accused of murder-for-hire plot

Convicted sex offender Jerry Wood reportedly tried to have the woman killed.

School makes the switch from plastic utensils to silverware

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School makes the switch from plastic utensils to silverware

Little Cedars Elementary says the move will reduce its waste by 38 bags a year.

Preschoolers learn STEM skills from ‘The Three Little Pigs’

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Preschoolers learn STEM skills from ‘The Three Little Pigs’

Everett students tested which materials and designs hold up best to the wolf’s huffing and puffing.

Sex offender convicted again — of rape and burglary

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Sex offender convicted again — of rape and burglary

Jurors quickly found Daniel Miltenberger guilty of forcing his way into a woman’s Everett home.

Everett firefighters rescue toddlers from burning apartment

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Everett firefighters rescue toddlers from burning apartment

The girls likely had little air left in the room, officials say.

Trial begins for man accused of raping stranger at gunpoint

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Trial begins for man accused of raping stranger at gunpoint

Daniel Miltenberger was identified as a suspect through DNA.

The State of Everett: New employers are integral, mayor says

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The State of Everett: New employers are integral, mayor says

Cassie Franklin plans to introduce a directive aimed at economic development in the city.

Teen charged with murder in shooting over car

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Teen charged with murder in shooting over car

EVERETT — A Lynnwood teen has been charged with second-degree murder for allegedly killing a man over a…

Mayor: ‘Providing housing makes our entire community safer’

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Mayor: ‘Providing housing makes our entire community safer’

She and other leaders broke ground on a low-barrier housing project in Everett on Tuesday.

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Marysville quits fire-department merger talks

Mayor Jon Nehring notified Arlington of the decision in a letter dated Jan. 10.

Residents are helping turn Casino Road in a new direction

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Residents are helping turn Casino Road in a new direction

An initiative backed by a $700,000 grant goes to the community for solutions to the area’s challenges.

It’s hard to find a parking spot at Wallace Falls State Park

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It’s hard to find a parking spot at Wallace Falls State Park

There’s a study under way on how to tackle that issue and others.

Pedestrian bridge will offer easier link to Everett waterfront

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Pedestrian bridge will offer easier link to Everett waterfront

That area is seeing an increase in shops and restaurants.

Man shot dead after argument at bar south of Everett

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Man shot dead after argument at bar south of Everett

Police say an employee of the bar shot and killed the man, who had opened fire in the…

Ethel McNeal, whose heritage is African-American and Native American, is believed to be the first woman of color on the Everett City Council, lots out over the city on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018 in Everett, Wa. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Ethel McNeal takes her seat on the Everett City Council

The city’s first councilwoman of color is mindful of a fast-changing future.

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Lynnwood bans safe-injection sites for 6 months of study

The city is the latest local government to take a stand on sanctioned spaces for using illegal drugs.

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Everett council to resume discussion of election districts

Council President Paul Roberts’ draft resolution is to be considered at a Wednesday meeting.

Everett city public works staff may get portable offices

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Everett city public works staff may get portable offices

The city is exploring short-term options for the aging public works complex on Cedar Street.