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The greatest show coming to Everett

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum &Bailey circus is coming to the Everett Events Center Sept. 16-19. Tickets for this eight-show, three-ring extravaganza go on sale to the general public at noon Aug. 2.

The show is billed as the all-new 134th edition of Ringling Bros., featuring the “Prince of Laughter” David Larible; Danette, the first featured female vocalist in Ringling history, the chaos of Crazy Wilson on the Wheel of Wonder and a harrowing high-wire act.

Commencement for Marysville

At last count Wednesday, 540 Marysville-Pilchuck High School seniors were scheduled to walk in commencement exercises at 7 tonight in the Everett Events Center.

“I thought the school year was never going to get over,” said Shawnna Warring, a senior.

A state-record 49-day teachers strike pushed back graduation and the school-year calendar.

Seeking Red Hat Society

Are you a member of a “Red Hat Society?” If you are, Herald reporter Diana Hefley is interested in hearing from you for a possible story. Please contact her at 425-339-3463 or hefley@ heraldnet.com.

Everett offers rainy-day ideas

Clip this phone number for the weather hotline – 425-257-8322.

Even July weather sometimes means rain, so the Everett Parks Department is ready.

The Music in the Parks Comcast Waterfront Concert Series kicks off at 6:30 tonight at Port Gardner Landing, 1700 W. Marine View Dr. in Everett, with Nick Vigarino. If it rains, the free concert will be canceled.

Call the weather hotline if it looks rainy outside.

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