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Its proximity to Boeing makes the county an ideal hub for green companies.
The Marysville store will remain open for now. The retailer reported declining sales in the first quarter of the year.
Snohomish County homes priced from $550K to $850K are pulling in multiple offers and selling quickly.
Henry M. Jackson High School students took first place at the Indiana Robotic Invitational for the second year in a row.
The college is accepting applications for bachelor programs in computer science as well as robotics and artificial intelligence.
Rick Steves is back to globetrotting and promoting a new book after his cancer fight.
The plea agreement included a fine of up to $487 million and three years of probation.
Everett Zoom Room offers training for puppies, dogs and their owners: “We don’t train dogs, we train the people who love them.”
Ray Stephanson will serve as the interim leader of the Snohomish County group.
The beloved garden store closed in January. And a fundraising initiative to revitalize the space fell short.
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