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Temporary site allows 250 more coronavirus tests per day
Tests are free for those who qualify. The center opened Monday near Everett Memorial Stadium.
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Staffers deliver more meals every day to kids out of school
On Thursday in the Lakewood district, 1,416 meals were handed out at school bus stops.
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Everett to suspend evictions during coronavirus pandemic
Mayor Cassie Franklin has signed an emergency order protecting renters from losing their homes.
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Schools prepare to feed thousands of children countywide
Each district is coming up with its own plan as they get ready to close for more than…
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Titanic in reach as Everett’s OceanGate works with NASA
The submersible company has tried to visit the shipwreck twice. Now it’s building a stronger vessel.
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Churches rethink services in light of coronavirus
Some Snohomish County houses of worship plan a normal holy day. Others have opted to stream online.
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Teens make history with first Black Student Union
It’s a new club at Marysville Pilchuck, where members have shared biographies for Black History Month.
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Lake Stevens now has a Snapchat-worthy high school
Students have moved into the newly remodeled school with a view of the Cascade Range.
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Edmonds police get 100 tips, still seek 7-Eleven killer
Detectives are asking residents to look through home surveillance video from the morning of Feb. 21.
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After a storied history, the Argosy rests in pieces
The 100-year-old ship has been removed from Warm Beach after it ran aground in Tulalip.
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Body scanner could replace strip searches in Monroe prison
A new bill suggests using a scanner, like those in airports, to check for contraband on or in…
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A loving send-off for a teacher students call ‘Mom’
Tracy Orr has a rare brain tumor. Her Granite Falls campus has let her know how much they…
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Annex removed from Snohomish’s 100-year-old Carnegie library
The brick structure was attached to the library in the late 1960s. Workers tore it down Tuesday.
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Charge: Lynnwood tobacco smuggler dodged $1 million in taxes
The man, 57, reportedly dealt in illicit cigarettes. Tax returns claimed he sold hats and T-shirts.
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The Nazis didn’t see him beneath the floor boards
Holocaust survivor Peter Metzelaar described to Lake Stevens students his perilous childhood.
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Marysville schools seek $120 million in Tuesday’s election
The capital levy would replace Cascade and Liberty elementaries, both built nearly 70 years ago.
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In Snohomish, $470 million bond would replace aging schools
District leaders hope to replace elementary schools, renovate high schools and improve security.
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Everett bikini baristas file petition to U.S. Supreme Court
It’s unlikely the highest court will hear the case, a lawyer for the baristas said.
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Point Elliott Treaty returns to tribes here, 165 years later
Signed in 1855 at Mukilteo, it created reservations and secured Native American rights to traditions.
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Kamiak senior strives for career in acting and screenwriting
Paige Cox recently had an interview with Harvard. She’s the lead in both of this year’s school plays.