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County preparations kept flood rescues to minimum
Telephones rang simultaneously in more than 300 homes in a rural area between Monroe and Duvall before 9…
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Cities differ on when to call dog a danger
How dangerous dogs are handled by city officials depends on where you live.
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Monroe School Board seeks to fill budget panel
MONROE — The Monroe School Board is looking for about 20 volunteers to review the school district’s budget.
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Snohomish County flooding isn’t over yet
Flooding that swept through parts of Snohomish County on Wednesday wasn’t as bad as it could have been,…
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Worst rain likely over, but effects could last days
SNOHOMISH — Heavy runoff from the Cascades has been moving its way down the Snohomish River for days,…
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Floods may strike hard and fast
Heavy rains in the mountains and already swollen rivers may add up to big trouble in Snohomish County…
Sports
Volleyball in the bloodline
As a three-week-old infant, Kylin Munoz had a rough introduction to the sport of volleyball.
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Why more students are trying virtual classes
LYNNWOOD — Jordyn Clark recently went to school barefoot, wearing shamrock boxer shorts and a T-shirt.
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Weather Service says rivers will stay high, but won’t flood
SNOHOMISH — The Snohomish, Stillaguamish and Skykomish rivers are expected to remain at their current levels this week,…
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River levels start to fall
SNOHOMISH — The Snohomish River remained at flood stage Saturday, but with the heaviest rains over, river levels…
Sports
Prep football: Curtis beats Mariner 14-7 on kickoff return
UNIVERSITY PLACE — Curtis went into its game against Mariner Friday night with a score early and score…
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First heavy rains drench county, swell rivers
SULTAN — Rachel Dejarnett watched dead tree limbs shoot down the latte-brown Skykomish River just 20 feet from…