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USS Lincoln heads to California waters
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Everett High School hosts dinner for seniors
“Fly Me to the Moon” is the theme for the Everett High School’s annual senior citizen dinner, set…
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A Chef’s Kitchen: Classes with professional chefs, private setting. Unless otherwise noted, classes are from 6:30 to 8:30…
Sports
Locals win state curling titles
A pair of Snohomish County curlers closed out 2007 by winning their first state championships — and one…
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Everett school unites kids for learning, playing
EVERETT — Wanted: typically-developing toddlers.
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State joins PUD’s fight on expensive power contract
EVERETT — Snohomish County PUD got a strong ally Monday in its U.S. Supreme Court battle to overturn…
Business
Boeing rival EADS tries to sweeten tanker deal
EVERETT — EADS, the Boeing Co.’s chief rival for a lucrative deal supplying aerial tankers to the U.S.…
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To high school students, best UW site is debatable
Politicians aren’t the only ones with strong opinions on where a new University of Washington campus should be…
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Snohomish County will back UW branch in Everett
EVERETT — After more than a year of fence-sitting, Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon and the County Council…
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Veteran’s story valued as much as his donated gun
John McDowell gave two sentimental gifts to a war museum in Georgia.
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Bothell man sentenced for sexual abuse of girl
EVERETT — A Bothell-area man who was convicted of five sex crimes with a child was sentenced Monday…
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County Council to vote on UW site endorsement
After avoiding a firm position on where a new University of Washington campus should be located in Snohomish…
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County homicides up in 2007
EVERETT — Drugs and young people with access to guns fueled a number of homicides in Snohomish County…
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Paramedics get a high-tech boost
EVERETT — For the first time in Snohomish County, some paramedics are using computers to record patient information.
Business
Why times are tough for this Everett music store
Jon Bentley knows he’s a dying breed — or at least one that won’t get rich anytime soon.