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Weekend US 2 trestle closure is expected to create a mess
Detours this time will be much longer, and Highway 9 in particular is expected to be jammed.
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Who’ll lead Sno-Isle’s 23 libraries, 500 workers, $50M budget?
19 applied but it’s been narrowed down to 3 candidates for the job which pays at least $170,000.
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Man admits to killing mom, stabbing dad, setting fire
Zachary Konicke, 32, said he was having a mental health crisis that day in 2016.
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‘Not an easy time’ for Chris Pratt after director’s firing
The “Guardians of the Galaxy” writer-director was fired over old tweets joking about sensitive subjects.
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This girl caught the state’s largest tope shark on record
The 41-pound fish, reeled out of the waters of Grays Harbor, measured 68 inches.
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Lake Stevens mayor signed an annexation petition 29 times
The terms of a homeowners association agreement bar residents in one neighborhood from opposing it.
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What $3.2 million buys in Lake Stevens
The extensive remodel of the 4,850-square-foot 1962 house by Seattle architect Paul Kirk is for sale.
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Ballot measures: Marysville sales tax passing for new jail
Tuesday results also showed numerous fire district levies were passing — though not all.
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Lake Stevens teen is national horse riding champion
Alexis Eacret took first place for women at the O-Mok-See competition in Idaho a few weeks ago.
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Teens medal in national family, consumer science events
The winners are students at Jackson, Lake Stevens, Snohomish and Stanwood high schools.
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Teen moms lean on one another in peer support program
“You see these moms and they’re doing it,” said Abigail Hulce, 19. “It gives you hope.”
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Get ready for more U.S. 2 trestle closures
The past two shutdowns went smoothly and drivers experienced mostly minimal delays.
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New transit bus stops open near Glacier Peak High School
Residents have requested the stops for more than two years since Route 109 service began in 2016.
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Aquafest 2018 has parades, circus, rides and water sports
Expect some changes this year because of construction downtown and damage at the Boys & Girls Club.
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Lynnwood ponders tiny houses for homeless college students
Officials say they are watching Seattle with “a desire not to replicate what they are doing.”
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People do like fire departments but they don’t like tax hikes
Eight fire and EMS tax requests are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
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Able to save: New program helps people with disabilities
A Lake Stevens mom and daughter helped push for a savings program for people with disabilities.
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Video: After a good start, weekend trestle work continues
Weather permitting, westbound U.S. 2 will close until Monday, with a one-lane detour on 20th Street.
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She’s been a teacher of teachers in Lake Stevens for 16 years
Kathy Hahn, who started the careers-in-education class at Lake Stevens High School, is retiring.
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In ads, Republicans punish a Democrat for voting their way
State Sen. Steve Hobbs is getting slammed for supporting bills introduced by GOP lawmakers.