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Cabinet secretary visits Tulalip to listen to boarding school survivors
“Federal Indian boarding school policies have touched every Indigenous person I know,” Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Sunday.
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After months of debate, new rules for Airbnbs in Lake Stevens
Some residents aired concerns about unruly guests and lakeside parties, but rental hosts say they’re being unfairly judged.
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‘Call to action’: Marysville volunteers aim for 2,000 bags of litter
Toni Kief, the city’s volunteer of the month, has picked up over 1,300 bags herself — a stat…
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An electrifying tour: Hydropower plant opens doors to the public
The Woods Creek Sustainability Center is hosting a Hydropower Appreciation Day for guests to see how hydroelectricity gets…
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Cramped and ‘getting nowhere,’ Lake Stevens Senior Center seeks new home
Seniors sit shoulder to shoulder at the center on Soper Hill Road. The search is on to figure…
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After years of complaints, Lake Stevens finishes ADA plan
The new transition plan could cost $37 million and could take 23 years to complete.
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Marysville grocery workers protest Kroger-Albertsons merger
The chains announced a $24.6 billion deal to merge in 2022. If it goes through, it could affect…
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USO-style variety show to make stop at Historic Everett Theatre
The cast of “Letters from Home” hopes to reach veterans, active military members and their families.
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Site clearing begins for new Lake Stevens library
The initial work on Chapel Hill property brings dream of a new library closer to reality.