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Protesters hoped to pressure lawmakers into delaying and disrupting action in the Senate.
A local progressive group organized the rally to oppose President Donald Trump.
The council will vote on whether to improve 18-year-old Drew Nielsen Neighborhood Park.
Over 300 students from 11 schools took part in the day-long learning event.
Emerson Elementary students in nine classes learn mostly in Spanish. Two Silver Lake Elementary classes will join.
The suspect was arrested Wednesday without incident on a bus thanks to a tip from a community member.
Everett P. Fog, 15, sees and hears his first name wherever he goes. His middle name is also epic.
Plungers say they get mental clarity and relief for ails in icy water in tubs, troughs and clubs.
The health department is monitoring residents who may be at risk for developing the illness.
Current plans for the zones lack specifics, but city staff hope the tournament can turn Everett into a “soccer city.”
About 300 people marched from Everett Memorial Stadium to Carl Gipson Center on Monday morning.
Embracing lifestyle changes over quick fixes for lasting health benefits
Hope ‘N Wellness, which provides social services, faces a Feb. 28 deadline to move from its current location or close its doors.
The stabbing of a 13-year-old male happened near North Middle School around 7:45 a.m. Thursday.
The Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce held its first event Wednesday since the original chamber disbanded in 2011.
Last year’s flu season claimed the lives of seven people.
“Brain Food” will feature speaker John Carswell, and include a buffet lunch.
The 43% rise in combined water and sewer rates will pay for large infrastructure projects.
Four friends opened the bar for full service in December.
Even though no final decisions have been made, some businesses are wary, others optimistic about future plans.
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