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Undaunted by disabilities, kids dive into summer fun at Camp Prov
Tots to 10-year-olds, the kids were clapping their hands, shaking their heads, and “marching, marching” like dinosaurs. Jamarious…
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Mukilteo mayor reflects on the tragedy in her quiet community
Hours after a gunman’s attack claimed three young lives and shattered the nighttime quiet of her tranquil city,…
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Agreement preserves 270 acres of farmland in Snohomish valley
Forever can be a reassuring word, but it hardly describes much of Snohomish County. Our landscape is increasingly…
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A final curtain call for beloved Everett drama teacher
Bob Henry was a teacher whose influence on students lasted decades past their school days. If one alumnus…
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Thrift shop supporting Domestic Violence Services moving to new location
Stemless martini glasses, a mid-century modern table, kitschy refrigerator magnets, a collection of Jan Karon novels, $2 capri…
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Running for their lives: Mom has mission to educate about addiction
Catherine “Cathi” Lee is a mom, a runner, and now, the champion of a cause she once couldn’t…
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Event provides services to hundreds of homeless people
EVERETT — Jessica Riley hadn’t done laundry in a couple months. In the parking lot of the Everett…
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Boeing’s been ‘a good place to go’ for Lake Stevens family
LAKE STEVENS — On Boeing’s 100th birthday Friday, William “Bill” Bruns won’t be blowing out candles or eating…
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In times of crisis at home, Afghan war easy to overlook
In shadowy woods near Lake Hannan south of Monroe, a tribute to an Army lieutenant killed in Afghanistan…
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Marysville’s Poochapalooza celebrates all things dog
His name was Lucky. A black mixed-breed terrier, he was 14 when he died last October.
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Lake Stevens teen wins Carnegie Medal for lifesaving bravery
A Lake Stevens teen who didn’t hesitate to rush into a burning home to save his neighbor is…
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An Everett mother mourns another young victim of heroin
On Mother’s Day, 27-year-old Taylor Maria Ipsen created pen-and-ink artwork for her mom and wrote a beautiful note.
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Can current candidates hold up to fictional presidents?
Here we are, July already. The Republican and Democratic national conventions are nearly upon us, and the rowdy…
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‘Mr. Everything’ at Everett high schools retires after 43 years
Roger Haug spent the last years of his career at Cascade High School, but that doesn’t change how…
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Everett woman rescues manuscript of long-ago mariner
It’s a long-lost tale of a life at sea. “Forty Years Master: A Life in Sail & Steam”…
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Sister Mary Ann Conley retires from ministry after 27 years
SNOHOMISH — When Sister Mary Ann Conley arrived at St. Michael Catholic Church, the convent she moved into…
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Summer school program: Photograph the ‘Humans of Snohomish’
It’s an idea borrowed from “Humans of New York” and transplanted to the more placid streets of Snohomish.
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Annual Everett event provides services to homeless
Project Homeless Connect, which provides free health care, haircuts, backpacks, hot meals and other resources, will have a…
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Everett Norwegian Male Chorus continues long legacy
Alf Knudsen’s eyes mist over when he thinks of his boyhood in Norway. Today, the Mukilteo man carries…
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Seattle couple donates 75 musical instruments to Everett school
It’s 8:20 a.m. in the band room at Everett’s North Middle School. Anyone hoping for a sleepy first…