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David Dilgard, Everett Public Library’s ‘Mr. History,’ retires
Wisecracking comedian Groucho Marx once bought a Studebaker from an Everett dealership. In the 1920s, the Paddock and…
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Cruzin’ in reverse: Everett car show will return after all
Classic car aficionados learned bad news late last year, but there’s been a turnaround. Shiny hot rods and…
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Gonzaga basketball is just the icing on Spokane’s cake
Remember why you left. It was advice from one Spokane native to another.
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Photo-collecting Everett woman ‘rescues’ faces of the past
Lorna Donadio doesn’t care about Snapchat or Instagram. The photos tugging at her heartstrings aren’t selfies on Facebook.…
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Kathryn Trumbull, first woman on county Superior Court, dies
Kay Trumbull was first, but would be far from the last. As the first female Snohomish County Superior…
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Popular TV host had strong ties to Everett
On June 8, 1950, Robert Osborne stood before his graduating class in Everett High School’s auditorium. He delivered…
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YMCA recruits ‘Love Does’ author to speak at prayer breakfast
Bob Goff has practiced law, opened schools and safe houses for children in far-flung places, and written a…
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‘I just want to be me,’ says Lake Stevens transgender teen
As the courts and the Trump administration grapple with transgender rights issues focusing on bathrooms, 19-year-old Neddy DeSalvo…
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Everett native sailing solo around the world
Andy Stephens was a young Coast Guard veteran, college student and sailboat owner when he noticed something that…
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EdCC exhibit tells the story of the marginalized
In a tight space, curtained off by black fabric, I shut my eyes and listened.
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Utah man dies days after moving his young family to Lake Stevens
In a new place with a new house, Maria and Jay Corcoran couldn’t wait to start the next…
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1942 plane crash is a reminder of a generation’s sacrifices
Rain, rain, rain and some snow, that’s been our winter. It’s dreary, but maybe we should be thankful…
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Whidbey Island woman continues battle for Equal Rights Amendment
Forty years ago, Mary Whitmore was a single mom with a 6-year-old. It was 1977 when she showed…
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From the heart: Kids make valentines for veterans
It wasn’t a typical assignment, but Machias Elementary School sixth-grader Liv Harrison put her heart into it.
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Everett dog owners hope for the best at Westminster show
Meet Zoom. He’s a Finnish spitz with a fox-like look, a persistent bark and a lively personality.
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Breakdancer stuns Everett students with gravity-defying moves
A Friday morning assembly beats sitting in class, but the kids who filed into Emerson Elementary School’s gym…
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Everett Boy Scout troop fundraising to renovate ‘Scout Shack’
Its history stretches back 103 years, but Everett’s Boy Scout Troop 1 is taking steps to bring its…
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Despite theft, Edmonds church is resolute in its inclusivity
An outward sign of welcome has been stolen, but an Edmonds church stands strong in its support for…
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Advice from longtime journalist: ‘Challenge everything’
If your mother says she loves you, check it out — inquire, investigate and assess that claim.
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New group’s goal: Address bigotry, injustice in race relations
There’s a new local effort to counter bigotry and injustice. Its name is a mouthful: Alliance of Leaders…