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Meet Tulalip’s new police chief, Chris Sutter
Sutter, 56, recently took over the top post at the Tulalip Tribes Police Department.
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Tulalip fire district hopes to hire 3 full-time firefighters
The department aims to pass a levy in November. Property taxes would go up by 34 cents per…
Life
‘Water is life,’ but many in developing nations struggle for it
Spokesman for a nonprofit that brings clean water to everybody is Edge of Amazing’s keynote speaker.
Business
Business booming in north county, summit participants told
Leaders talked about traffic, a water park, the port, Boeing, Paine Field and more.
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State and county prevail in high-stakes Tulalip tax lawsuit
The tribes had sued to end the collection of sales tax in the Quil Ceda Village shopping area.
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Kayak Point Golf Course to close Oct. 21, but could reopen
Snohomish County hopes to find another contractor after the current one had trouble keeping the course profitable.
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This craze has stuck: Sisters in slime make it all the time
Allyea, 8, and Amaya, 10, whip up batches of the gooey gunk that kids love. Teachers, not so…
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In local politics, it’s 2019 already: Sullivan eyes treasurer
The term-limited county councilman files paperwork for a new office as others consider his present post.
Business
Retail cannabis is newest money-maker on the reservation
Tulalip Remedy is the first pot shop on tribal land in Snohomish County and the sixth in the…
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Group honors county’s Breastfeeding Friendly Employers
The companies will be recognized at an annual fall conference.
Business
Tulalip Tribes opening marijuana store on reservation
Remedy Tulalip is on tribal land in Quil Ceda Village.
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New roundabout will serve as ‘gateway’ to Tulalip
A new roundabout intersection under construction in Tulalip will serve an expanded casino and serve as a “gateway”…
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Tulalip woman killed in crash that closed I-5 near Conway
A semi-truck rear-ended the car the woman was driving, the Washington State Patrol said.
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Blueberries are in their blood
For more than 50 years, blueberry farming in Marysville has been part of the Schmidt family summers.
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They collected 4,676 bags of trash along 445 miles of road
The team of six Litter Wranglers are back at it this year, responding to trashed county roads.
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Driver in wrong-way fatal crash on I-5 has 4 previous DUIs
He was reportedly speeding at more than 100 mph before hitting a car head-on. An Oregon woman died.
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Wrong-way driver causes fatal crash on I-5 near Arlington
A Darrington man, 56, was arrested for investigation of vehicular homicide and DUI.
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It’s a blast when everyone gathers at Boom City
Just west of the Tulalip Resort Casino, a temporary fireworks market opens every summer.
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Tulalips: Progress includes a fish-friendly I-5 overpass
Tribal Chairwoman Marie Zackuse discussed the past, present and future in a ‘State of the Tribes’ talk.
Life
The Four Seasons kick off Tulalip’s summer concert series
A dozen big-name acts will play the Tulalip Amphitheatre from June to August.