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Public Meetings
Arlington City Council, 7 p.m., council chambers, Arlington Police Department, 110 E. Third St.
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Where fireworks are allowed
With fireworks stands open, fire officials are urging people to use fireworks responsibly and safely.
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Police searching for missing disabled man
EVERETT - Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing developmentally disabled man.
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Ten Sandwiches
SNOHOMISH - One night in October 2004, Clark Beaver had a dream in which he was told to…
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Snohomish plans parks’ future
SNOHOMISH - With more homes and people on the way, the city is trying to figure out how…
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Solid C students getting scarce
Finding a solid C student might not be as simple as it seems these days.
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FYI
For some, the Fourth of July means five days of vacation. Washington State Ferries expect to be busy…
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One child’s war: Iraqi boy hopes for a better life
SNOHOMISH - Hope brought the little blind boy from Baghdad to Snohomish.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club awards three scholarships
Kiwanis scholarships: The 31st consecutive year, the Monroe Kiwanis Club awarded college scholarships to graduates of Monroe High…
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Snohomish police catch prolific robbery suspect
SNOHOMISH - He told a friend the city owed him a living.
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Get ready for more neighbors
EVERETT - Bids to allow more housing to be built across Snohomish County won initial approval on Monday…
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Today’s public meetings
Arlington Park, Arts and Recreation Commission, 7 p.m., City Hall, 238 N. Olympic Ave.
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Duty, honor, country and Islam
Faraz Bala wore the gold ring on the third finger of his left hand.