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PREP TENNIS: Edmonds-Woodway pair capture doubles title
VANCOUVER — In last year’s 4A state semifinal match, Willie Guo and Scott Sheldon of Edmonds-Woodway were only…
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3A/4A PREP GIRLS STATE TRACK: Smith, Brennan champs
PASCO — One of the first things Kirsten Smith did after winning a state shot put championship Friday…
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PREP TENNIS: Arlington’s Korommelova reaches semis
KENNEWICK — The 3A girls tennis state meet was devoid of upsets Friday with all four top seeds…
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Memorial Day events planned around county
Here are some of the Memorial Day events scheduled in Snohomish County.
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Alleged impostor arrested again
ARLINGTON — Police on Friday re-arrested a long-haul truck driver accused of impersonating a police officer after he…
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Memorial Day events in Snohomish County
Here are events planned for Memorial Day weekend. If we’ve missed your event, please e-mail information to newstips@heraldnet.com…
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Snohomish school bond vote now passing by narrow margin
Reversing what happened on election night, a $262 million Snohomish School District bond measure is now passing by…
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Detours didn’t keep Arlington cyclist from riding across the U.S.
ARLINGTON — Rob Putnam recently completed the last leg of a cross-country bicycle ride and he’s already thinking…
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Public meeting
Arlington Parks and Recreation Board, 5 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chambers, 110 E. Third St. The board plans…
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PREP GOLF: Highland Christian’s Crawford wins 2nd state title
BELLINGHAM — Craig Crawford of Highland Christian won his second Class 2B/1B state championship in three years Wednesday,…
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Arlington shop’s smokes made locally
ARLINGTON — Customers at the Blue Stilly smoke shop near Arlington have a new choice when it comes…
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PREP BOYS GOLF: Highland Christian has three in top 11
BELLINGHAM — Craig Crawford of Highland Christian, the 2006 state champion, took a three-shot lead after Tuesday’s first-round…
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Arlington library measure failing
Until all the votes are counted, supporters of a new Arlington library say they are not giving up.