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County interested in taking control of Reiter Foothills
GOLD BAR — Snohomish County officials have their eye on a sprawling piece of troubled land.
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Gravel pit closing: A gravel pit used by target shooters will become a no-shooting area in about two…
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$10,000 offered to kill woman, police allege
SULTAN — The Romanian man police believe was trying to hatch a murder-for-hire plot in Sultan allegedly said…
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Latest U.S. 2 fatality inspires action in Sultan
SULTAN — The year’s first fatal collision on U.S. 2 has locals again talking about the need to…
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Death of Monroe correctional officer in crash stuns friends, family
SULTAN — Bruce Ramsey’s co-workers brought shovels and flowers to his highway-side memorial service on Thursday afternoon.
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Public meetings
Arlington Parks, Arts and Recreation Commission, 7 tonight, council chambers, 110 E. Third St.
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Public Meetings
Arlington City Council workshop meeting: 7 tonight, 110 E. Third St. The agenda includes a proposed resolution to…
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Sultan man jailed, accused of trying to set up murder for hire
SULTAN — A Romanian national living in Sultan was arrested Thursday for his alleged connection to a murder-for-hire…
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Family, friends gather to mourn accident victim from Sultan
SULTAN — Bruce Ramsey’s co-workers brought shovels and flowers to his highway-side memorial service on Thursday afternoon.
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County Council shoos gun enthusiasts from former Sultan gravel pit
EVERETT — Target shooters need to find a new place to go.
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Motorcyclist dies in U.S. 2 wreck
SULTAN — Detectives are investigating a fatal motorcycle accident on U.S. 2.
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Motorcyclist dies in accident on U.S. 2
SULTAN – Detectives this afternoon were investigating a fatal motorcycle accident on U.S. 2.
Sports
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Monroe wins with 3rd-quarter outburst
MONROE — The Monroe girls basketball team relied on its defensive quickness and a 22-point third quarter to…
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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.