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Mukilteo utility district panel’s health benefit criticized
MUKILTEO — Like many elected officials, commissioners serving on the Mukilteo Water and Wastewater District board are compensated…
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Firefighters step up to conquer 69 floors
MUKILTEO — Before cancer took his father’s life, Tony Mace wanted him to know he decided to follow…
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Everett lifeguard’s love of water, family spread far and wide
Lisa Greenmun loved the ocean. She spent vacations at Oregon’s Cannon Beach. A swimmer, she turned those skills…
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Senate OKs road budget with money for Lake Stevens
OLYMPIA – The state Senate overwhelmingly passed a transportation budget today that, among other expenditures, includes $500,000 to…
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Budget Watch
Here’s how some of your tax dollars were spent in recent action by elected officials.
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Mukilteo Lighthouse Park remodel taking shape
MUKILTEO — Behind a metal fence, a 100-foot-long strip of sand, mud and gravel separates the historic lighthouse…
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No one hurt in house, retirement center fires in Mukilteo
MUKILTEO — No one was hurt here Friday night in a house fire and another fire at a…
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No one hurt in house, retirement center fires in Mukilteo
MUKILTEO – A fire at a retirement center and a dangerous house fire here kept firefighters busy late…
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Send in the Clowns: Two volunteers spread Valentine’s Day cheer to Providence patients
EVERETT — Being in the hospital on Valentine’s Day is no fun.
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Front Porch: YMCA sets fundraising campaign goal
The YMCA of Snohomish County’s annual Invest in Youth campaign is officially underway with a goal of $1.06…
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Budget Watch
Here’s how some of your tax dollars were spent in recent action by elected officials.
Sports
Warriors, Spartans rolling heading into districts
The Warriors are roaring into the playoffs.
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Stanwood schools will test state’s new online assessment
Most Snohomish County schools are sticking to paper and pencils instead of computers on state exams this spring.
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Will Snohomish County be ready when a quake strikes?
SNOHOMISH — If you live here, you may have felt the ground tremble early Feb. 8.