Stevens Pass cleanup nets plenty of trash — and some treasures

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Stevens Pass cleanup nets plenty of trash — and some treasures

Garbage emerges when the snow melts. Volunteers also found beer, jeans and a 20-year-old pass.

Harper Lea, a courthouse dog, sits on an interview couch with her handler Gina Coslette at Dawson Child Advocacy Center on Wednesday, July 31, 2019 in Everett, Wash. A medical issue is forcing Harper Lea’s retirement. She is a comfort dog for children and teens during interviews and when testifying in court. And even adults ask to stop in and see her. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Harper Lea, a dog who has helped with grief throughout the county, retires

Harper worked at Everett’s Dawson Place for seven years. She comforted kids through painful memories.

In Marysville, 5 candidates run for city council position

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In Marysville, 5 candidates run for city council position

Their top issues include reducing traffic, creating jobs and stopping opioid addiction.

Lake Stevens candidates talk jobs, safety, traffic, Costco

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Lake Stevens candidates talk jobs, safety, traffic, Costco

Incumbent Todd Welch is up against Mary Dickinson and Carolyn Bennett for a seat on the city council.

Superintendent brings decades of experience to Granite Falls

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Superintendent brings decades of experience to Granite Falls

Josh Middleton hopes to build relationships in the district. He’s heading into his first school year.

Drew Bakgaard cleans up after breakfast as his dog Luka licks a skillet, which Drew calls “the pre-rinse cycle,” while camping at Gold Basin Campground on Friday. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Closed for 5 years, Gold Basin Campground is open again

It was closed due to potential landslides. It’s the biggest campground on the Mountain Loop Highway.

A photo of Pilchuck Julia taken around 1910 by the Rigby Photo Shop. (Everett Public Library)

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Snohomish park named for tribal woman with Tulalip descendants

Pilchuck Julia was part of the Snohomish tribe, and was known to predict the weather.

An era is ending for once bustling Camp Silverton

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An era is ending for once bustling Camp Silverton

Kids started to learn in nature there in the 1940s. Most buildings at the site have been torn…

Is this your $12 million? Winning ticket so far unclaimed

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Is this your $12 million? Winning ticket so far unclaimed

A family-owned store in Brier had never sold a lottery ticket worth more than $10,000 — until now.

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206 apartments proposed near Arlington industrial center

The first land-use applications have been submitted. The plan shows units with up to three bedrooms.

Costco brings early plans to Lake Stevens in store proposal

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Costco brings early plans to Lake Stevens in store proposal

More than 100 people gathered at the Thursday night meeting. Staff were there to answer questions.

Inner city artists bring grafitti flair to rural Snohomish

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Inner city artists bring grafitti flair to rural Snohomish

This year they created a mural more than 100 feet long. It now is part of a private…

100 Marysville trees will be chopped to help save the salmon

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100 Marysville trees will be chopped to help save the salmon

Treetops and roots will be scattered to create micro habitats; the buffer along 529 will disappear.

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More than 3,000 calls came into 911 on July 4th

One man lost his hand in an explosion east of Everett.

July 4th parade is a ‘special tradition’ for local families

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July 4th parade is a ‘special tradition’ for local families

Everett’s annual event was larger this year than any other — about 90 acts moved through downtown.

Costco, Lake Stevens reps to attend public meeting next week

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Costco, Lake Stevens reps to attend public meeting next week

Folks are invited to share their thoughts. The wholesaler has asked to build along Highway 9.

City of Everett wins in bikini barista federal court case

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City of Everett wins in bikini barista federal court case

The baristas are unsure of their next steps but may file for a rehearing, their lawyer said.

Mariner student hopes to be a voice for her school

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Mariner student hopes to be a voice for her school

Jade Steigerwald is going to be a student leader on the Mukilteo School Board next year.

More than 270 apartments could go on old Everett YMCA site

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More than 270 apartments could go on old Everett YMCA site

The nearly century-old YMCA building would stay, according to a proposal filed with city planners.

Coveted designation may spur job growth in north county

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Coveted designation may spur job growth in north county

It means more transportation funding for a 4,000-acre industrial center in Arlington and Marysville.