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Traffic, homelessness remain a focus for Marysville in 2016

MARYSVILLE — Mayor Jon Nehring would have enough on his plate in his second full term even if…

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Women’s groups &causes

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Man accused of attacking parents charged with murder, arson

EVERETT — A man accused of stabbing his parents and setting their Machias house on fire Jan. 14…

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Byrd to leave Everett schools

EVERETT — Tony Byrd, the associate superintendent of curriculum, assessment and special programs at Everett Public Schools, is…

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Fire that destroyed $545,700 Lake Stevens house ruled an accident

LAKE STEVENS — A two-alarm house fire in Lake Stevens in December has been ruled an accident.

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Arrest made in 2014 break-in at Gold Bar Post Office

GOLD BAR — Fingerprints have led to the arrest of a Snohomish man accused of breaking into the…

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Lynnwood police discover baby born in motel room

LYNNWOOD — It was not your everyday welfare check.

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Democrats to nominate 3 for Somers’ County Council seat

EVERETT — Hans Dunshee, a 20-year veteran of the state House, is facing spirited competition for an open…

In The Shadow Brewing owner Cole Rinehardt stands in his 240-square-foot brewing building at his home in Granite Falls on Wednesday. Snohomish County allows for sampling and sales in rural parts of the county as a home-based business. Rinehardt’s brewery is only open by appointment.

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New rules on the table for brewers, distillers and vintners

EVERETT — Snohomish County is looking to shape the landscape for craft breweries, distilleries and wineries operating in…

Austen Everett and her mother, June Leahy. Austen, who died after treatment for non-Hodgkins lymphonia, played soccer on crumb-rubber fields.

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State studies crumb-rubber in athletic fields, cancer cases

The state Department of Health is investigating whether soccer players who competed on crumb rubber fields have higher…

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One man arrested, another a suspect in Edmonds robbery

EDMONDS — One man has been arrested and police have identified a second suspect as part of an…

Sultan High School Tech Club members (from left) Matthew McClintock, Alayna Posey and Pamela Propeck laugh Tuesday while playing with video editing software that the group will use to produce commercials to be played on a new and redesigned scoreboard at school sporting events. Sultan chiropractor Brian Copple will be the club’s first client, and the group plans on airing the ads beginning next basketball season.

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Students designed and tested software to replace scoreboard

SULTAN — Students here are putting a new spin on sports, communication and arts with technology. They’re also…

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Front Porch: Snohomish to reconsider pot

The City Council is scheduled to discuss its ban on marijuana shops and processing at its next regular…

Ben Lamb, project manager (left), and Mike Perry, project superintendent with Skanska display stuffed animals they and their colleagues on the new Alderwood Middle School project donated to the Martha Lake Elementary PTA’s Teddy Bear Patrol drive. The drive ultimately brought in more than 1,000 stuffed animals for Fire District 1.

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Community Extra: Applause

Lots and lots of cuddly stuffy love

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Community Extra: Opportunities

Cheer: Help spread happiness messages

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Active Duty

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Community Extra: Calendar for Feb. 5-13, 2016

EVENTS

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VA E-claim system melts backlog; costs alarm Congress

Over the past five years, since Republicans won back control of the House, the Department of Veteran Affairs…

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Deaths, dissolutions and marriage licenses in Snohomish County

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