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Coffee’s free, so is the banter at retired dairymen’s hangout
Every morning except Sunday, the Craven brothers invite Snohomish Valley farm friends to join them.
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Artistry afloat: Jason Webley takes to the river in Oregon
On a hand-built boat, Everett troubadour and his troupe will perform free shows on the Willamette.
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Everett’s old Longfellow building beats wrecking ball for now
A task force is weighing options for the old school, where plans were made to put up a…
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‘The Hub of Main Street,’ Monroe bakery may soon change hands
After 32 years, Sky River bake shop’s owners are hoping to retire. “This is how your grandmother baked.”
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They see hope for homeland in Trump’s visit to North Korea
He lives in Lynnwood now, but Jin So’s eyes were on the Korean Peninsula during presidential meeting.
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Kaboom! Marysville’s Fourth fireworks show a first in decades
Fire agency reports fewer incidents since city’s ban on personal pyrotechnics took effect in 2017.
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At 100, Navy nurse who served in WW II still making a splash
“She has that inner joy,” Teresa Schmierer’s daughter says. Her mom wows friends at water aerobics.
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Adults with special needs are All Aboard talent show’s stars
A larger meeting place is on the wish list for agency that offers activities and builds friendships.
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Gun-storage provisions and the rest of I-1639 kick in Monday
New laws don’t require that firearms be kept in a safe, but owners should know the rules and…
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‘A jewel,’ Camp Killoqua spruced up by $2.1 million in gifts
Donors visit lodge to celebrate end of a capital campaign that will help more kids enjoy Camp Fire.
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On last day with kids, special ed teacher says they’re a gift
Monroe High School’s Susan Dow spent more than four decades helping her students find their niche.
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Lone bison died where he lived, a Sunnyside Blvd. pasture
He was a landmark. Wobble grew from 26-pound preemie into 1,800-pound beast where a herd once roamed.
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‘Can’t ask for a better dad’: Men tell stories of four fathers
A judge, a farmer, real estate firm owners and a coffee company head talk of following in footsteps.
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Graduates: Cherish your friendships. I treasure mine.
Stephanie Griffith, who taught kindergarten in Monroe, was beloved by students and Spokane girlfriends.
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‘You did it’: WorkSource grads encouraged to take next step
Matthew Colson, who was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Marysville, was honored at the GED ceremony.
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Veteran from Marysville will speak out against gun violence
Ray Miller to focus on vets’ suicides at Sunday rally in Seattle that’s part of Wear Orange Weekend.
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$2 to park at Everett Farmers Market, and new site is coming
More paid parking could be in the future as the Port of Everett’s waterfront projects are completed.
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A D-Day hero has passed, but his family keeps memory alive
John Hinchcliffe, of Lake Stevens, was part of the first wave to storm Omaha Beach on June 6,…
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Then and now, Edmonds doctor a defender of abortion rights
Some states’ strict laws worry Dr. Suzanne Poppema, who performed the procedure for 20-plus years.
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‘We Are Culture’ brings food, fun and frank talk to Mukilteo
High school students in the Leadership Launch program organized the event to break down barriers.