Everett pastors hope to humanize the homeless at two events

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Everett pastors hope to humanize the homeless at two events

People who have lived on the streets will speak at Faith in Action’s “Who Is My Neighbor?” programs.

Lynnwood father-son duo share goal of fighting crime

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Lynnwood father-son duo share goal of fighting crime

Alan and Jordan Correa always bonded over their passion for soccer and now, law enforcement.

Lynnwood gets closer to widening 196th Street SW thoroughfare

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Lynnwood gets closer to widening 196th Street SW thoroughfare

The busy east-west route runs through the area set to become City Center.

The Hero’s Cafe in Lynnwood offers safe social space for vets

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The Hero’s Cafe in Lynnwood offers safe social space for vets

Veterans from all generations get together monthly: “We’ve all been through the same experiences.”

Everett bus stop upgrades: Sidewalk extensions, public art

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Everett bus stop upgrades: Sidewalk extensions, public art

Money designated for the arts will complement another $3 million in construction work.

Lynnwood defers a decision on decreasing $40 car tab fees

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Lynnwood defers a decision on decreasing $40 car tab fees

A taxing district collects about $1.2 million annually. The money goes toward city road projects.

Yummo! Everett woman’s business is all about bug-eating plants

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Yummo! Everett woman’s business is all about bug-eating plants

Mary Fosse, 35, teaches “Carnivorous Terrariums” classes at libraries, schools and parties.

New charges filed over inmate’s alleged murder-for-hire plot

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New charges filed over inmate’s alleged murder-for-hire plot

Jerry Wood is accused of trying to orchestrate a killing from behind bars in Everett.

What to do with an Everett sculpture hidden in a stairwell?

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What to do with an Everett sculpture hidden in a stairwell?

Nearly 40 years after its creation, the artist is still miffed about the placement of his work.

Treatment center in north Everett could open in 2020

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Treatment center in north Everett could open in 2020

The 32-bed facility on 10th Street would serve people with addiction and mental illness.

Neighbors take back Everett’s Wiggums Hollow Park

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Neighbors take back Everett’s Wiggums Hollow Park

About 40 people gathered for a cleanup Saturday, finding needles and even a handgun.

‘They understand us’: Explorer Middle students dig ‘The Club’

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‘They understand us’: Explorer Middle students dig ‘The Club’

The Boys & Girls Club provides a growing on-site, after-school program in south Everett.

Lynnwood plans $12M in sewer improvements

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Lynnwood plans $12M in sewer improvements

The city wants to be ready for an anticipated population boom around the mall and light rail.

Cascade High students study Malala’s profile in courage

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Cascade High students study Malala’s profile in courage

Classes with teacher’s connection to the latest school shooting find even more relevance in story.

‘Bleeding red ink,’ Everett Transit headed for $1.6M deficit

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‘Bleeding red ink,’ Everett Transit headed for $1.6M deficit

Sales tax provides about 80 percent of the service’s revenue. And Everett’s retail sector has struggled.

State grants likely freedom to teen killer from Edmonds

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State grants likely freedom to teen killer from Edmonds

Lars Snow will have to submit a release plan after serving 20-plus years for a Lynnwood-area murder.

South county firefighter Brad Reading retires after 41 years

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South county firefighter Brad Reading retires after 41 years

Reading led local fire departments through emergencies, conflicts and mergers.

City delays south Everett library remodel

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City delays south Everett library remodel

The project is getting a second look to see if the price can be pared back.

Lynnwood prevails in red-light camera court case

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Lynnwood prevails in red-light camera court case

A judge found no proof that automated camera tickets violated the plaintiffs’ civil rights.

Anne Williams during service of Refuge Foursquare Church Sunday morning at Everett Station in Everett on February 4, 2018. (Kevin Clark / The Daily Herald)

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Without a building, Everett church meets at train station

Everyone at Refuge Foursquare chips in to keeps services on track each Sunday.