With recount done, a Libertarian looks to be Larsen’s foe

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With recount done, a Libertarian looks to be Larsen’s foe

A hand tally of ballots confirmed Brian Luke’s runner-up finish in the August congressional primary.

Gallery: Lynnwood falls to Nathan Hale in season opener

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Gallery: Lynnwood falls to Nathan Hale in season opener

It was the first game for the Lynnwood High football team since the loss of fallen teammates.

PHOTOS: Meadowdale falls to Inglemoor, 29-28

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PHOTOS: Meadowdale falls to Inglemoor, 29-28

By Kevin Clark

Watch your waste stream: Recyclers get picky about trash

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Watch your waste stream: Recyclers get picky about trash

China’s decision to stop accepting some material is causing a shift in the U.S. waste industry.

Cheer squads attend summer camps to hone skills

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Cheer squads attend summer camps to hone skills

Local high school cheerleaders participated in Universal Cheerleaders Association camps this summer and earned recognition. Teens attended UCA…

Top job at Sno-Isle Libraries goes to leader from Minnesota

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Top job at Sno-Isle Libraries goes to leader from Minnesota

The Sno-Isle Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday evening to hire Lois Langer Thompson.

Sea Choi of Lynnwood went to South Korea with the mayor of Lynnwood and will attend the University of California San Diego in the fall. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

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She helped Lynnwood reach out to sister city in South Korea

While at Lynnwood High, Sea Choi traveled with officials to Damyang — and translated.

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Man rolls car on I-5, tries to run, is hit by another car

Besides winding up in a hospital, he’s facing a possible DUI charge.

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Officers, would $200,000 make this abduction thing go away?

A man who allegedly stole his own child from foster care is now charged with attempted bribery, too.

Dean Echelbarger, longtime business and civic leader in south Snohomish County, died Aug. 14 at age 95.

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Dean Echelbarger: A head for business, a heart for community

With deep roots in south Snohomish County, he was a prime mover behind the area’s growth.

Clark the Shark makes an appearance at a day camp at the Lynnwood Recreation Center. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

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Even without Katy Perry, Clark the Shark is a pool rock star

The dancing shark can make kids scream, teach CPR and promote water safety at Lynnwood Rec Center.

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No promises: New money, rules complicate teacher bargaining

School could be delayed as negotiations intensify in nearly every district in Snohomish County.

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Teens who serve honored with Kiwanis scholarships

The record-breaking $24,000 in awards went to 11 Edmonds School District seniors.

Chief for a Day Luca Keogh,7, is sworn in as chief of Lynnwood police during a city council meeting on Monday, Aug. 13, 2018 in Lynnwood, Wa. It’s Lynnwood’s first time doing this. Keogh has been diagnosed with spina bifida, hydrocephalus, slit ventricle syndrome, chiari malformation, and tethered cord syndrome. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Go behind the badge with Lynnwood’s new police chief, age 7

Luca Keogh has undergone 17 brain surgeries. Now, he’s the first Chief for a Day in the city.

A is for opioid antidote, in new abbreviated first aid class

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A is for opioid antidote, in new abbreviated first aid class

Firefighters in south Snohomish County designed the course. The first mass training was Friday.

Isaak Whitworth, left, spins a kick at Sung Ho Park, 18, during sparing at NW Black Belt Taekwondo on Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018 in Lynnwood, Wa. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Local taekwondo competitors fare well at national events

LYNNWOOD — In July, 19-year-old Isaak Whitworth won his first taekwondo national championship after devoting much of his…

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A guide to area colleges and universities

Snohomish County is home to more than 15 institutions of higher education.

New EdCC president is exploring the college’s future role

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New EdCC president is exploring the college’s future role

Says Amit Singh: “It takes time to transform a college. This is a place I want to stay…

Ballot measures: Marysville sales tax passing for new jail

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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.

Newest EdCC student trustee is a driven leader, volunteer

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Newest EdCC student trustee is a driven leader, volunteer

She was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to serve through June 2019.