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A D-Day groom last year, hero of World War II dies at age 93
Everett’s Kal Leichtman was a Navy veteran who lived through dangerous duty at Normandy and Okinawa.
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Woman’s Book Club marks 125 years with gift to Cocoon House
Group that started Everett Public Library gives “very nice surprise” of books to help at-risk teens.
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An Army nurse in Vietnam, she keeps patients in her heart
“Many of them probably didn’t make it all the way home,” says Snohomish woman, who spent a year…
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Snohomish students are filmmakers who animated update of ‘Oz’
Terry Thoren, former “Rugrats” producer, brings technology to classrooms.
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EdCC will honor immigrants who served their chosen country
Veterans event will also celebrate 10th anniversary of “Boots to Books and Beyond” monument on campus.
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Wild ride of bookmobile Pegasus could end in place of honor
Everett Museum of History hopes for a long-term loan of the city library’s 1924-1929 customized Ford.
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Burgermaster’s regulars will miss more than its classic menu
With the sale of restaurant’s property on Evergreen Way, a MOD Pizza outlet is coming to Everett.
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Harrowing to happy scenes, haunts are all set for Halloween
To unnerve and delight trick-or-treaters, Everett neighborhoods go way beyond pumpkins on porches.
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Sweethearts and co-workers, Van Winkles closing their store
Building is sold, but furniture is still on sale at couple’s Hewitt Avenue shop in downtown Everett.
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Dishing up more than soup, cafe helped addict find new life
Everett Recovery Cafe members to share their experiences at fundraiser aimed at renovating new site.
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Onstage and off, Laura Shriner was the theater’s bright light
Historic Everett Theatre manager’s wife died during Vegas trip. A popular actor, she ran box office.
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Glass artist is saying goodbye, but first a whale of a sale
After 40 years running Covenant Art Glass, Stan and Colleen Price plan to retire in Wenatchee area.
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Rolling clinic linked to WSU medical school comes to Everett
Range Health, a nonprofit, is supported by donation from Othello cattle rancher who died last year.
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Public gender-neutral restrooms are open for business
With high-walled locking stalls, privacy is protected. And traditional options are still available.
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After decades in Everett, it was time to be a U.S. citizen
Artist Inger Hutton, who once co-owned local farmers market, looks forward to casting her first vote.
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‘Too many triggers’ bring back the horror of Vegas shootings
Bothell woman and daughter survived 2017 country-music festival rampage, but live with aftereffects.
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Wowed by footbridge, onlookers share memories of waterfront
Everett’s pedestrian span has been a dream for decades. Some recall when millworkers took the stairs.
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Saint Joseph’s House has clothed people in need since 2006
Lenora Bruce, a single mother of six whose family was once helped, founded the Marysville nonprofit.
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In her 110 years, LaVerne Bunney ‘had an incredible life’
Born in North Dakota in 1909, Everett woman celebrated in April with generations of family members.
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New EvCC Trojan: The makeover incorporates symbol of rebirth
College keeps Feather Star, an image of sculpture that survived fatal ’87 fire, as its official logo.