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Santa’s skiing tradition at Stevens Pass has ended
Don Bryant, 80, has dressed donned the red suit for decades. This season was his last.
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Construction sector is building jobs as the county grows
Positions in that field may increase by 2.4 percent in 2019. That’s higher than most industries.
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‘Cancer is my No. 1 enemy,’ Granite Falls man says
Wade Tucker got more donations than ever this year. He’s given gifts to ill children for a decade.
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Judge reverses Marysville ruling on 170 new homes
The potential builder from Texas has asked the court to reconsider. The land borders Tulalip.
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Tulalip man first to graduate from tribes’ Wellness Court
It’s an option for those charged with a nonviolent crime linked to drug use to avoid prosecution.
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Stevens Pass resort to open for the season on Wednesday
Up to 2½ feet of snow is expected to fall on Tuesday.
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Mother found ‘healing’ in work with the disabled community
Kinder Smoots runs Eagle Wings disAbility Ministries. The nonprofit serves more than 2,200 people.
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Marysville man charged with assault against medics, police
He’s accused of firing toward first responders after they were called to his house last month.
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Merrysville for the Holidays celebrates 30 years
Mary Swenson helped put together the first celebration. She leads the parade on Saturday.
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Lake Stevens shows united support for school football
Folks plan to wish the team luck as it heads to the state championships Saturday.
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Old Everett blueprints found in Marysville safe
The building on Hewitt Avenue opened in 1906. The vault was owned by Marysville’s first mayor.
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Community’s help surprises boy on track to become Eagle Scout
Vincent Martinez, 16, asked strangers to donate to kids in need. He was overwhelmed with generosity.
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Hundreds run through Arlington before Thanksgiving dinner
The Turkey Trot 5K was complete with turkey bowling and pumpkin pie. About $5,000 was raised.
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Turkey Talk: Marysville kindergartners look forward to feast
Kellogg Marsh Elementary students talked to us about Thanksgiving plans and what the holiday means.
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Old, giant log represents ‘this town and our roots’
The tree was about 620 years old when it was cut down. It’s outside the Snohomish Carnegie library.
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Fireworks make a brief and controlled comeback in Marysville
The city plans to host a free show on the Fourth of July next year.
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Jason Thompson named superintendent of Marysville schools
He’s expected to be appointed on Monday. He took over for Becky Berg when she left in May.
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Everett Port CEO back to work after serving in Afghanistan
Les Reardanz has spent nearly 30 years in the Navy. He was honored during the port’s Tuesday meeting.
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‘It’s bad,’ woman allegedly told police after stabbing husband
She had noticed a change in her mental health recently. She reportedly killed him to “keep him safe.”
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Marysville police returned fire in neighborhood shooting
The man is suspected of assault against first responders. No one was hurt.