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Active Duty
Army Reserve Capt. Marcus C. Therrien has completed Army combat skills training at Fort McCoy, Sparta, Wis. He…
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Dave Piland, voice of the Silvertips, dies at 43
He was a natural. Ask those in the broadcasting business.
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Competition pulling acts away from Everett arena
EVERETT — Blues legend B.B. King is set to take to the stage tonight in Snohomish County bringing…
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First-time author may have won the lottery
Write what you know, that’s good advice for a would-be novelist. Patricia Wood took it, ran with it,…
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Card readings are in the future
EVERETT — Bonnie Osenbrock of Arlington got her first deck of tarot cards as a birthday present while…
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GOOD WORKS
As gas prices again begin to edge up, one local church is going out of its way to…
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Sultan sets pay range for police chief
SULTAN — The city plans to create a new pay range for its police chief, a move that…
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Slaying suspect’s charges increase
EVERETT — Jay Clements lost his life but he certainly wasn’t the only victim after Noel Evans Caldellis…
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Coach Ennis demanded respect, and kids gave him much more
Roger Brodniak once said of his old high school coach Terry Ennis: “He can unpeel you with truth.
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Suspect’s ‘love’ check costs him when cashier calls police
EVERETT — How does Sonny Rome get in the mood for love?
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Tulalip lawmaker undergoes heart surgery
EVERETT — State Rep. John McCoy of Tulalip is recovering today at Providence Everett Medical Center after undergoing…
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Local Briefly: Meeting set about Terrace sex offender
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — Police will hold a community meeting about a Level 3 sex offender who frequents a…
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Throat cancer doesn’t silence Everett Elk
When Ann Hall has something to say, she covers a hole in her neck to speak.
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Shotgun slaying of Everett man brings 20-year sentence
Goshua King had just been released from jail for imprisoning his girlfriend when he pulled the trigger of…
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Dirt must go, company again told
EVERETT — A regional topsoil supply company has again been ordered to remove potentially thousands of truckloads of…