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Talk to us> Give us your news tips. > Send us a letter to the editor. > More Herald contact information. More in Local News Everett proposes law to help close unpermitted food cartsThe ordinance would make it a misdemeanor to operate food stands without a permit, in an attempt to curb the spread of the stands officials say can be dangerous. Everett Transit releases draft of long-range planThe document outlines a potential 25% increase in bus service through 2045 if voters approve future 0.3% sales tax increase. Lake Stevens robotics team receives world recognitionTeam Arsenic took second place at the recent ROBO-BASH in Bellingham, earning fifth place in the world. Everett Animal Shelter gets $75k in grants, donationsThe funds will help pay for fostering and behavioral interventions for nearly 200 dogs, among other needs. One man was injured in Friday morning stabbingJust before 1 a.m., Everett police responded to a report of a stabbing in the 2600 block of Wetmore Avenue. Paraeducator at 2 Edmonds schools arrested on suspicion of child sex abuseOn Monday, Edmonds police arrested the 46-year-old after a student’s parents found inappropriate messages on their daughter’s phone. South County Fire chief announces retirementThe Board of Commissioners has named Assistant Chief Shaughn Maxwell to replace Chief Bob Eastman in February. One dead, four displaced in Lynnwood duplex fire MondayMore than three dozen firefighters responded to the fire. Crews continued to put out hot spots until early Tuesday. Housing Hope to close cafe, furniture storeKindred Cafe will close on Jan. 30, and Renew Home and Decor will close on March 31, according to the nonprofit. Everett Fire Department announces new assistant chiefFollowing the retirement of Assistant Chief Mike Calvert in the summer, Seth Albright took over the role on an interim basis before being promoted to the position. Wife of He-Man co-creator starts GoFundMe for his careRoger Sweet, an early Masters of the Universe designer, now lives in memory care that costs $10,200 a month. Plan ahead before traveling to Super Bowl parade, officials sayLocal transit agencies like Community Transit and Everett Transit can help get fans to Seattle in time for the parade. But expect crowds along the way. Support local journalismIf you value local news, make a gift now to support the trusted journalism you get in The Daily Herald. Donations processed in this system are not tax deductible. |
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