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Marysville mayor candidates focus on growth, public safety
Jon Nehring has been mayor for almost a decade. Michael Patrick is making his first run for office.
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Lake Stevens could fine famous wood stocker $70,000 a month
Shane McDaniel worries the wood won’t reach the needy. The city says it’s unsafe but won’t fine him.
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Candidates for Arlington mayor keep city’s growth in mind
Don Vanney, Jr. is running against Mayor Barb Tolbert, who has been in office since 2012.
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School, friends helped Legacy High senior find confidence
Fahana Bijapuri, 17, had a hard time moving here from India. She has since been class president.
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Bothell-area man donates land worth $1.5 million to county
Jim Corcoran has lived on the property since 1986. Now, it will be preserved forever as a park.
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Viking Hall, a piece of Silvana history, needs help
A group in the small town is in danger of losing the building, and hope more people rent…
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Emergency wedding plans ensue after Monte Cristo closure
The business was an all-inclusive wedding venue in downtown Everett. It abruptly closed on Monday.
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Hundreds gather for HopeWorks Station opening in Everett
Inside, housing and other resources are available for those who are homeless or living in poverty.
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After years of work, Tara Mizell is Marysville parks leader
She has taken over following long-time director Jim Ballew’s retirement.
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Ski season is near — snow has started to fall at Stevens Pass
No flurries are forecast in the lowlands, but nights have been colder with temperatures in the 30s.
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Marysville Getchell senior hopes to become a ‘top executive’
Joseph Ecolango, 17, is a leader in the FBLA club. He also enjoys the arts, history and languages.
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Everett High band class gets a visit from ‘The President’s Own’
The U.S. Marine Band visited campus Friday morning, and played at Civic Auditorium that night.
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Costco seeks parcel-dividing permit to build in Lake Stevens
The company filed a binding site plan — a standard permit for a large commercial building, the city…
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Snohomish water supply flows again after teens’ illicit swim
A reservoir where teens took a dip in August holds some of the city’s drinking water.
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Lake Stevens police may soon have a new station
By next summer, the department expects to move into a building now used by Lake Stevens Fire.
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Snohomish schools to ask for $470 million bond in February
Most of the money would go toward replacing and renovating elementary schools.
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Old Snohomish Carnegie library to be renovated in 2020
A 1968 addition to the building is set to be removed. The city is asking for construction bids.
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First vaping-related illness confirmed in Snohomish County
It’s the sixth case in the state. Nationwide, 530 people have made similar reports — seven have died.
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Torn to bits and hauled away, the Midas soon will be gone
The once-proud commercial fishing boat became a Snohomish River eyesore that is costing $400,000 to remove.
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Tulalip teens’ new place is a modern technology playground
Nearly everything inside is electronic, including displays of a fireplace and a fish tank.