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Another toilet paper shortage? No, but hoarding has resumed
As COVID cases spike, so does demand for TP. Stores usually have a supply, but take only what…
November 12, 2020
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Centenarian helps pick the prez: ‘If I can’t vote, who am I?’
Doris Callaghan, 100, and her avid roomies will stay up past their 7 p.m. bedtime on election night.
November 3, 2020
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Naked voting is OK. Just make sure you sign your ballot.
Weird laws and other fun facts about voting.
October 27, 2020
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Get your guinea pig costumed for trick-or-treat — if you can
Dressing up pets is no longer just for cats and dogs. Rodents can be mermaids and superheroes, too.
October 20, 2020
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I went to Iceland for the Costco and my husband got a hotdog
On the island of 364,260, there 350 churches, 269 glaciers, many eye-popping wonders — and one Costco.
October 13, 2020
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Home, sweet, depot: Train station pad yours for $1.2 million
The Snohomish house comes complete with tracks, speeder car and people looking in the window.
October 6, 2020
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The tale of old Abe, 15, a blind, deaf dog missing 12 days
The dog’s odyssey landed him at the bottom of a “Silence of The Lambs” pit. A PUD crew…
September 29, 2020
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Blisters and bonding: A father and son hoof it for 40 miles
Fred Sirianni of Marysville and his son, Jake, walked 19 hours from New York City to Connecticut.
September 22, 2020
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This pandemic newborn has 6 names, but you can call her CDC
Meet Charlotte Daphne-Celeste Buzard Simmons-Otness of Whidbey Island. Her mom’s initials are ORCAS.
September 14, 2020
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Georgia Gerber’s 12-foot sculpture is a whale of a piggy bank
“Hope the Whale” hopefully can do for Langley what “Rachel the Pig” did for Pike Place Market.
September 8, 2020
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Not all who wander are lost, but we definitely were and are
The pandemic freed us from our desks and opened our eyes to the Everett around us.
August 31, 2020
Local News
Twin-sister stars of ‘Unsellable Houses’ get a second season
The hot HGTV show, in which dated Snohomish County homes get revamped, will expand to an hour.
August 25, 2020
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‘Lobster Girl’ is on a roll at this Whidbey Island food truck
The New England classic sandwiches are sold by the highway in Freeland. It’s next to a pot shop.
August 18, 2020
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Who’s that 20-foot masked man? It’s the anti-virus Muffler Man
The fiberglass statue has social distanced atop a building in downtown Everett since 1983.
August 11, 2020
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Bold mural turns Everett street into a funkadelic district
Check out the city-centric ship montage with an airplane wing, seagull, Funko crown, hockey stick.
August 4, 2020
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The ‘Sub Man’ knows what customers want before they walk in
Wai Eng opened his shop 35 years ago. Once he gets to know you, he knows what to…
July 28, 2020
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The checkmate kid is 9-year-old Keshav Beegala of Bothell
Graduate third grade? Check. Learn rock guitar? Check. Become a chess champion? Checkmate.
July 21, 2020
Local News
Whidbey Island’s roadside red door is a portal to nowhere
The door on Cultus Bay Road has been a South Whidbey Island icon for 30 years. Here’s the…
July 14, 2020
Local News
Life after ‘Hoarders’: 2 years, 250 tons lighter in Marysville
Andy and Becky Otter got a resurgence of fame when the A&E reality TV show was picked up…
July 7, 2020
Local News
Everett’s Statue of Liberty welcomes weary travelers on I-5
Steve Breeden bolted the replica to his deck for year-round patriotism and quirky fun.
June 30, 2020
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