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Festival of the Bands
The Cascade High School Band and Color Guard was the host for the 20th annual Puget Sound Festival…
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Kamiak, Mariner set to renew spirited rivalry
It’s not winner-take-all. Both teams will advance to the playoffs. But that doesn’t mean tonight’s Kamiak-Mariner football game…
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Kamiak zooms to crown
EVERETT — Kamiak defeated Mariner 25-12, 25-5, 25-14 in a Wesco South match Thursday at Mariner in the…
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Kamiak clamps down when it counts most
EVERETT — In a game that produced more than 700 yards of total offense and three players with…
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Kamiak prevails in offensive shootout
EVERETT — The Kamiak Knights and Jackson Timberwolves put on a show so offensive it’d make Chris Rock…
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Kamiak wins its 8th straight match
MUKILTEO — When it comes to volleyball, the Kamiak Knights have the Monroe Bearcats’ number.
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E-W, Heard trample Kamiak
EVERETT — Tony Heard carried the ball 16 times before reaching the end zone Friday — an unusual…
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Kamiak student’s assailant sentenced
A gang-style beating last spring that left a former Kamiak High School student with a broken bone in…
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Wesco South features a battle of the unbeatens
The only team standing between Edmonds-Woodway and a fifth straight (outright or shared) Wesco South championship is a…
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It’s status quo in Wesco football
Four weeks into the high school football season, a few things are clear.
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Eight Kamiak seniors on national merit scholar semifinalist list
MUKILTEO — Mai Dang wondered what was up when she got called into the principal’s office at Kamiak…
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Beating suspect pleads guilty
MUKILTEO — A teenager who attacked a classmate last spring outside of Kamiak High School has pleaded guilty…
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24 schools fall short of standards
Twenty-four schools in Snohomish County are not meeting federal expectations, and some need to do more than others…
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Two Wesco girls hoops coaches move on
It seems a game of musical chairs is under way in the Western Conference.
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Kamiak’s Henricks small in stature, but big in batter’s box
Riley Henricks used to be the little guy who always hit at the bottom of the order.