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A truth seeker, KSER’s Ed Bremer leaves public radio legacy
People who worked with him and those who were his subjects recall his fairness, honesty and work ethic.
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Gardens of holiday lights bring cheer at Evergreen Arboretum
The display is up through New Year’s Eve as volunteers look ahead to Wintertide Lights for 2021.
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Nativity in a cage tells ‘overlooked part of Christmas story’
Edmonds Lutheran Church’s display came about after a group’s immersion trip to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Judge Lucas leaving the bench, but not his healing mission
He brought racial diversity to Superior Court. In retirement, he’ll focus on therapeutic justice.
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She lost a loved one to violence but manages, yearly, to give
For the 11th year, Tonja Jones donated coats in memory of a nephew who was fatally stabbed.
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4 near-tragedies that were averted by these Red Cross Heroes
These, plus a prolific pandemic mask maker and a disaster site volunteer, were honored Dec. 10.
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After loss of Mom, memories live on, with much to celebrate
In this coronavirus holiday season, we’re all seeking ways to carry on — perhaps making new traditions.
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He plays Santa with a saw and sander, making blocks to give
Christmas House won’t open this year due to COVID, but its toys will be distributed at area food…
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A nostalgic glimpse at how trains shaped Everett
“There is a romance to it,” says a Historic Everett member who researched railroads for a 2021 calendar.
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$1 million grant boosts Compass Health project on Broadway
The housing complex is the first phase of redevelopment for an agency that helps those with mental health…
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Drive-through food pantry packs Everett Mall parking lot
“The need is just overwhelming,” VOA volunteer said as hundreds of cars lined up for groceries.
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Names on memorial, the stories of war dead told in new book
Stanwood-Camano historian, Lincoln scholar Richard Hanks spans decades in “Solemn, the Drums Thrill.”
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A high-flying thanks and happy 98th birthday to a war hero
As a gunner in B-17 “Flying Fortress,” Arlington’s Art Unruh flew 50 missions to fight Nazis in Europe.
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Stepping stone after drug treatment, home may have to close
With loss of a grant from United Way, Pacific Treatment Alternatives ESTEEM housing program at risk.
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‘Here Lies a Suffragist’: Election Day thanks to the pioneers
A Lake Stevens woman spearheaded the placement of signs to honor those who fought for the right to…
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Mom who lost girl in school shooting writes of hurt, healing
Michelle Jeffreys has found a peaceful new life far from where Zoe Galasso and classmates died in 2014.
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Flying to see family, it was a risk that seemed like a must
After eight months of not seeing my 98-year-old mom, a trip to my Spokane hometown was short and…
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Boy born with spina bifida turned his parents into advocates
At 2, Lynnwood’s Malachi Stohr-Hendrickson is a Patient Ambassador with Seattle Children’s Hospital.
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Halloween cloaked in caution, trick-or-treating discouraged
As Snohomish Health District offers tips for safer fun, some still plan to hand out candy to kids.
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Mother of teen shooting victim chooses forgiveness over hate
She’s in touch with the man who pleaded guilty. In her daughter’s honor, the Blue Eyes Project helps…