Everett, WA News

• Everett, WA News
• New Composite Technician Certificate - Info Session May 29
• EvCC Students Compete in Electric Car Race
• Motorcyclist injured in Lynnwood crash
• Arlington man accused of nude sunbathing at park
• Detectives look into death of Arlington man after conflict
• In the blotters: Beer missiles, secret bombs and the 'Sandman'
• Work begins to remove dike, restore estuary
• Snohomish parents keep 550 students from test
• Change of plans
• Family, care providers detail need for mental health beds
• Mountlake Terrace police offer open house, memorial
• Reardon takes his tax proposal to city officials
• Everett council fast-tracks sewer pipe fix
• Letter carriers still driven to stamp out hunger
• Lynnwood rec center helps man drop 70 pounds in year
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Crews open North Cascade Highway
• Kids Fish-In, Boat Expo Saturday at Silver Lake
• Collision causes car to flip on I-5; no serious injuries
• Marysville house fire displaces 3 people
• Fire in Lynnwood laundry room deemed arson
• Should the Port buy the Kimberly Clark site?
• Fugitive Watch
• City Council declares emergency to get giant sewer pipe replaced quickly
• Everett park gets 'labor of love'
• Campus wins high marks
• Reardon to propose sales tax for criminal justice
• Around Snohomish County
• Cascade hits Broadway
• No timetable set on Reardon probe
• Man seriously hurt at Monroe industrial plant
• Spokane-area man found in Lake Stickney had drowned
• Accused pencil-stabber guilty of murder
• Everett mail facility still on track for closure
• Tobacco-free parks in Everett?
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Help VOA with food drive
• Teddy Bear Clinic at Mukilteo fire station open house
• Region's water supply adequate for 50 years
• Water main break forces Monroe school to close
• Owner of tobacco shop may sue over tax change
• Plans for Snohomish Aquatic Center back on track
• Marysville family's dog found after 5 years
• Buy Tickets Now for EvCC Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner June 5
• High bail set for 2 women accused in Everett stabbing
• Kids welcome Sesame Street's Elmo to Everett
• 3 sought in Oak Harbor break-in; hat left as clue
• Register Now for Summer and Fall Classes in Monroe
• Region has enough water for next 50 years
• Program helps dropouts build a better future
• Evidence against Reardon aide troubles council leader
• Permit boom hits Snohomish County
• Panel: Reduced salmon fishing may not help orcas
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Horse expert from Down Under shares
• Everett man killed in car-motorcycle collision ID'd
• Staying active while on duty
• Women held, man sought in death
• Gold Bar school confiscates dummy hand grenade
• Hulk, smash hit
• Everett police arrest suspect in fatal stabbing
• Mental gymnastics at Math Olympiad
• Terrace park-and-ride adds electric car chargers
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with SUV
• Fire destroys barn in Monroe
• County staffer delivered dirt to Reardon campaign
• Community calendar
• Take a seat and support fund that aids new renters
• Suiattle survey results sized up
• Reaching out to help Haiti
• State Patrol to teens: Texting, driving don't mix
• Right to 'Like'
• Lynnwood may team with Fire District 1
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Woman won't face death penalty in Everett killings
• Tuition hikes loom for state colleges
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Highway 526
• Man shot at Lynnwood bus stop improving
• Reardon probe forwarded to prosecutor
• Mudslide halts Friday-Saturday Sounder service
• Science Poetry Reading May 10 at EvCC's ORCA lab
• Stray dog finds shelter for her litter in Everett
• Ex-Granite Falls police chief put on paid leave
• Marysville boy, 14, charged with indecency in bus attack
• Front Porch: Kids can catch lunkers Saturday in Marysville
• Arlington Airport fest Saturday
• Product-placement edition
• New Forest Service official focused on stewardship
• Australian to speak in county on horse care
• Compost facility hasn't met permit, opponents claim
• Concern over lack of autopsy after boy's death
• Around the County
• Fugitive Watch
• State steps up efforts to combat whooping cough
• Brown's decision may boost GOP chances in Senate
• Occupy Everett has new mission
• Snohomish child rapist may never see freedom
• Snohomish students, granddad restore school icon
• Granite Falls ex-police chief focus of investigation
• Police seek man who robbed Stanwood bank
• Boeing Boeing
• Everett governor candidate shut out of debate
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Learn about owls tonight
• EvCC honors two distinguished alumni
• Mill Creek places city manager on leave
• Learn to prevent burglaries at Lynnwood fair
• Living with psoriasis, Bothell teen is ready to help others
• Everett man arrested for alleged theft of trailer
• Gregoire signs budget saying tax hike needed
• Mukilteo home invasion drug-related, police say
• Aerial ballet: A crow pursues an eagle
• Learn to Prepare for a Disaster - RSVP by May 4
• $485K judgment awarded against Catholic nonprofit
• Camano Island woman dies of injuries from crash
• William O. Douglas and the fall of the wild
• Why the railroad doesn't have to listen to the city
• Help wanted
• Front Porch: Everett Schools Foundation seeks donations
• Terrace teens find ways to make prom affordable
• Arlington barn rebuilt after fire, but loss of horses felt
• Granite Falls mayor loses cafe when owner evicts him
• City official shifts from Sultan to Stanwood
• Edmonds man allegedly stole items from his grandmother
• 4 hospitalized after head-on crash in Arlington
• Gold Bar asks county to make council appointment
• Robbery victim draws gun from bra, fires into ground
• Hall of fame inducts EvCC nurse
• Around the County
• Six arrested in Seattle May Day mayhem
• Longtime Lynnwood council member Rutherford dies
• Man shot in the back at Lynnwood bus stop
• 4 arrested in Mukilteo home invasion robbery
• Victim of Everett house fire identified
• Woman, 20, killed in Tulalip crash identified
• Fundraising in federal races near $2 billion in 2011
• 2 sex offenders to live in Lynnwood, police say
• Community Extra: Applause
• Effort continues to save Green Mountain fire lookout
• Everett struggles to write rules on cutting trees
• Grant doubles reach of effort to help young moms
• Front Porch: Whole Bead Show
• Kamiak student recognized for his student-run charity
• Staying safe as boating season begins
• The top story
• Arlington crash sends 3 people to hospital
• 2 hospitalized after wreck on I-5 in Everett
• Marysville woman killed in crash Friday near Tulalip
• Stanwood bank robbery under investigation
• Brier woman arrested in alleged attack in her home
• Students land a big rig to hone skills on
• Special needs, honor students share formal dance
• Lost hikers airlifted off Mount Pilchuck
• Blasting planned as Highway 522 widened
• Monroe School District issues layoff notices
• Water in Everett stream passes quality tests
• One month in Congress will pay $15,000
• Front Porch: Audition for Marysville festival talent show
• In Uniform
• Bromance
• Weekly Herald focuses on local communities
• Community Calendar
• Injured Marysville teen now in rehab
• Mukilteo considers new, big road
• Man dies in Everett duplex blaze
• Royal pain
• Byron Scherf's wife of 24 years files for divorce
• Help steer parks' future
• Everett flower shop back in bloom after arson
• Showered with praise
• Condo values drop in Snohomish County
• Haitian pastor to visit Lake Stevens
• Front Porch: Battle of Antietum commemoration
• Suspect arrested in dozens of burglaries
• Little known about Everett man found slain
• Woman, detectives praised for toppling ATM skimmers
• Assault reported near Edmonds School District offices
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Man arrested in Mountlake Terrace after police chase
• Road to popular park likely closed until summer
• FCC wants TV stations to post political ad info online
• Students, teachers in rhythm Chain Lake Elementary rises to a challenge to the tune of more $20,000
• You ain't whistling 'Dixie'
• Teen has banner day with prom proposal
• Talks address Israel-Palestine conflict
• Kids get free trip to jail
• Four honored for bringing down thieves
• Centennial Trail visitors center opens Saturday
• County's elected officials get 1.5 percent raise
• Everett car dealer's glass murals coming to end
• County cleared in fatal weed-control conflict
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Gymnasts raising money for cancer patient
• Murder trial begins for man accused of lawyer stabbings
• Fugitive Watch
• Body found near vacant home ID'd as Everett man
• Everett man's car ad draws a lot of attention
• It's a tall world, after all
• Front Porch: Bothell to honor service members
• Former child soldier to speak at EvCC
• Senate vote may save Everett post office, others
• Saving education from cuts comes at a cost
• State honors counties' schools for excellence
• Fired corrections officer sentenced for assault of wife
• Sculpture a literary solution to eyesore
• State plans 2 roundabouts for Highway 92 at L. Stevens
• Expedited title service begins Tuesday
• Around the County
• Lake Stevens turns purple for Relay for Life
• Police called after shots fired in no-shoot zone
• Could berries help protect your brain?
• Homicide victim found at vacant Everett house
• College campus evacuated amid breathing issues
• Deputy on motorcycle suffers minor injuries in spill
• Deputy sues Lynnwood police over dog bite
• Everett Transit plans cuts; routes, fares may change
• Missing Everett woman found safe in Florida
• Around Snohomish County
• Bottle shock
• Recreation expo on tap in Monroe
• Anti-racism program Friday
• Columnist Goodman's primary focus: Family
• Front Porch: Sky Valley Food Bank needs help
• Mukilteo may allow medical marijuana permanently
• Wildlife Photographer Speaks at ORCA May 3
• Explosives removed from south Everett home
• New report shows missing votes is bipartisan
• Puppy, kitten season means shelter needs donations
• Battlefield cooks put to the test
• Viva Las Vegas
• Monroe man shot by deputy charged with assault
• South Everett police activity was due to FBI operation
• Front Porch: Learn about planned Lake Stevens roundabouts
• Another Republican declares for 39th District House seat
• If there's a need, Sky Valley woman meets it
• Pair allegedly attacked Lynnwood woman, 63
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Edmonds bank robbery suspect surrenders
• State's fish diet spurs look at water quality
• Another Republican enters race for Pearson's seat
• Bomb threat empties Tulalip Walmart
• Everett Mall theaters cleared out by pepper spray release
• Leight Fantastics Mother's Day show will be the last
• Providence loses $4.3 million in first quarter
• Audit sorts out Edmonds' finances
• Front Porch: Share your Scoop stories
• Bastyr opens clinic in Edmonds
• Stroke ID program at Valley General
• Man who died after U.S. 2 crash ID'd
• I-5 to stay rough through Lynnwood a bit longer
• In Uniform
• Fries with that?
• Calendar
• Precedent against same-sex marriage
• 1962 World's Fair frenzy fun, hard work
• Young students get lesson from master pianist
• Must be 4:20 somewhere
• Darrington school chief to resign April 30
• Faith and church calendar
• Front Porch: Shred old documents today in Marysville
• Plan to revitalize Evergreen Way OK'd
• Korea calls to Christian couple
• Lynnwood soldier dies at Texas Army base
• Rescued Chihuahuas available for adoption
• Student accused of setting fire at Everett park
• Everett apartment fire ruled arson
• Thieves target boat motors, Island County sheriff warns
• Census snapshot: Mountlake Terrace
• 'My Princess Boy' Author Speaks at EvCC May 10
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Plan that will reshape Evergreen Way approved
• Snohomish County remembers the '62 World's Fair
• Our Towns: Around the County
• Online college helps adults take next step
• Providence dedicates new, much larger chapel
• Unholy frijoles
• Gas station mix-up leaves drivers with foul fuel
• Report details how daughter was shot with officer's gun
• Archbishop Murphy moves on to national Hi-Q contest
• Front Porch: Tour a green neighborhood
• Arlington kicks off a month of arts with Jazzmine choir show
• PUD reports record energy savings
• Man sought in Lynnwood bank robbery (video)
• Student Artwork at EvCC's Gallery May 14-June 8
• Suspect trapped by downed power lines after chase
• Why it's so hard to cut a tree down in Everett
• The secret's out
• EvCC wants public ideas, direction on its future
• First lady honors Edmonds military families group
• Sen. Val Stevens never wavered from her views
• Olympic hopeful talks with young swimmers at YMCA
• Edmonds scientist is a birdwatcher with purpose
• County ends contract with Lynnwood shelter
• Monroe police say 2 confess to coin caper
• Unpaid housing fees raise questions about forgery
• Investigation complete in death of officer's daughter
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Master pianist performs in Snohomish
• State distillers showcased at Snohomish event
• Truck driver honored for aiding injured man
• Learn about Aviation Maintenance Careers May 10
• Bothell annexation failing; levies passing in Stanwood, Lakewood
• Holocaust survivor's story one of hope over hate
• Everett mother shares tragic loss to fight sex trafficking
• I want my DogTV
• Talk begins on future of Everett mill site
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Make a blanket Project Linus
• Man found dead in tent in Mountlake Terrace is named
• Flock to Coupeville's chicken coop tour
• Celebrate Earth Day on Whidbey
• Monroe hospital's deal for partnership is off
• Expo connects Marysville students with career info
• Man killed crossing street in Lynnwood is named
• Woman accused in starving case competent for trial
• Shredder 'part of the team'
• 2 advance in Best Warrior competition
• Front Porch: USS Nimitz departs for training exercises
• Two injured in Everett apartment blaze
• Concierge at Safeco Field has 'the best job ever'
• Community Extra: Applause
• Parts boat
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Suspect sought in Edmonds bank robbery
• 2 arrested in string of burglaries during funerals
• Petosa's grocer reopens after sprinkler malfunction
• USS Nimitz ships out for San Diego
• Man rescued from balcony during apartment fire
• Front Porch: Opportunity Expo
• Pedestrian killed on I-5 is identified
• Democratic caucus first step in picking delegates
• Monroe woman's death still a mystery
• Mr. Speaker
• In Uniform
• Improved Highway 529 Ebey Slough bridge opens today
• Student restores wrecked ATV for deputy patrol
• Lynnwood pedestrian struck by car, killed
• Early morning fire damages Everett home
• Edmonds police seek bank robbery suspect
• Lesson in charity makes the perfect birthday gift
• Everett has $4M for landslide repairs
• Army reservists compete for warrior title
• Girl Scouts turn cookies into pies into dough
• Help us, Obi Wan
• Faith calendar
• Three dogs quarantined after report of dog bite
• One-car accident closes Highway 530 near Oso
• Terrace police investigate attempted kidnapping
• Zoo looking for boy who spotted penguin egg
• Everett looks into 'significant' sewage spill in North Creek
• Edmonds church opens pastoral center to community
• Front Porch: Free sew in Snohomish
• Lynnwood council poised to reconsider traffic cameras
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Wiggums Hollow Park bathroom destroyed by fire
• Scherf's video statement released in Biendl killing
• Photos of three Everett landslides
• Meadowdale High School cancels classes after threat
• Democratic Party caucuses Sunday lack drama
• Update on the sewer mess in South Everett
• Meadowdale High School classes canceled after threats
• Goodman ends bid for 1st District House seat
• Start your engines
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Ice-skating show at Terrace arena
• Edmonds church members aid relief efforts in Kentucky
• Arlington earns 10th tree award
• Crews work to stop sewage leak into Everett creek
• Former big leaguer now coaches small ball
• Sultan roundabout set to open
• Sullivan asks Reardon to move on garbage contract
• Mothers' milk helps babies
• Dog causes traffic slowdowns on I-5 near Terrace
• Boy suffers head injury in fall at Tulalip Resort
• Goodman ends bid for Congress
• Pipe break sending sewage into North Creek
• 50 years later, Sno-Isle Libraries 'bet' a success
• Oh, that election
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Tax returns due Tuesday
• Police raise $3,000 for Olympians
• Scherf pretrial hearing continued to next month
• It's true! Special session concludes
• 45th Ave. SE near Bothell closes Monday
• Investigation continues into girl's fatal shooting in van
• Why it took so long for a last-minute finish
• Everett students mark Earth Day with wetland study
• Tab for special election up in air
• Highway 529 bridge closes Friday for work
• Foot found on Whidbey beach remains mystery
• Why a popular Everett park remains closed
• ORCA Open House April 26
• Lawmakers spend one last night together before leaving Olympia
• Lawmakers work all night after Gregoire calls another special session
• As Seen on TV
• Around Snohomish County
• Political FYI
• Front Porch: Benefit dinner for dirt-bike crash victim
• South Whidbey fire district seeks levy increase
• School locked down briefly after shots fired
• Snohomish Health District honors Herald reporter
• Rhymes with Everett finds the words that speak to us
• Marysville man arrested after shots fired as teens chased
• Scherf's confession played in court for judge
• Lynnwood to ask residents about traffic cameras
• Lawmakers may have budget deal at the buzzer
• Garbageman suspect in Edmonds burglaries
• A glimpse of wandering gray whales
• Where to mail last-minute tax returns
• Theft case begins against son of lieutenant governor
• Oso horse ranch runs a restaurant, too
• Agencies prepare for tsunami debris
• Signs of progress, but no firm budget deal
• Rock of ages
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Start rehearsing for lip sync contest
• Marysville teen donates CD proceeds to food bank
• Officers testify on first day of Scherf hearing
• Gold Bar man jailed after allegedly shooting at couple
• Community Extra: Opportunites
• Gregoire to present 'go-home' budget proposal
• Third Republican enters race for Pearson's seat
• That's Hedley
• Transit funding stays parked in special session
• Parking hurts Sounder use
• Edmonds finds 2013 budget challenging
• Test opt-outs get political attention
• Changes for Valley General Hospital
• Front Porch: Safeguarding kids
• More transition to mass transit
• In Uniform
• Trooper injured after patrol car hit from behind
• Community Calendar
• Is a few weeks in Congress worth the run?
• In Arlington, kids make fast work of grabbing Easter eggs
• Marysville church recreates Last Supper to celebrate Easter
• Trust assures Whidbey forestland will endure
• Road work in Sultan to tie up U.S. 2 starting Sunday
• Hot on their trail
• Roll Call
• Front Porch: Fire demonstration in Granite Falls
• Murder defendant to be restrained during trial
• Faith calendar
• Two arrested after robbery in Everett
• Home invasion suspects left trail of feces, police say
• Baby, sitter found after report of abduction in Everett
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Reed seeks nearly $1 million for special congressional election
• Ceramics Exhibit at EvCC's Gallery March 25-May 4
• WWII veterans share history and now a friendship
• Everett soccer field to get new turf
• Three in Monroe will run to replace state Rep. Pearson
• Three face charges in Everett mini-mart robbery
• Drunk drivers who kill face longer prison terms
• Injured Boeing worker makes quick recovery
• Front Porch: Help for families dealing with mental illness
• Don't play with your food
• Three injured in three-car crash in Arlington
• Edmonds councilman to resign
• Sex offender moving into Marysville neighborhood
• Robber threatened to blow up Lynnwood bank
• Around the County
• In Snohomish County, we've still got milk
• Overheard on the police beat
• Everett banker kicked off the island on 'Survivor'
• Fugitive Watch
• Monroe mayor joins race for Pearson's seat
• Whidbey students restoring key lighthouse fixture
• Fuzzy Wuzzy was a rex
• Don't tell state GOP delegates race is over
• Suspect arrested after Lynnwood bank robbery
• 2 arrested after Granite Falls woman wakes to intruder
• Law's gap complicates holding mentally ill suspect
• PUD's Sultan dam honored by energy group
• Book on Warm Beach wins history award
• Lynnwood man pleads not guilty to wife's murder
• Obituary burglary suspects may be dumping loot
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Time to apply for scholarships
• Instructor Speaks about Barbary Wars & Islam April 24
• House Democrats hope new budget plan will lead to deal
• EvCC Partners with Industry to Train Students for Aerospace Jobs
• Earling approved to Sound Transit Board; Marine out
• Tea Party activist Elizabeth Scott to seek Pearson's seat
• Inmate gives police lead in obituary burglaries
• Injured eagle dies in Mukilteo park before aid arrives
• Family who lost child takes fight to whooping cough
• Sportlandia: Don't you trust your lil' sister?
• Front Porch: Share memories of the World's Fair
• Sheriff's sergeant running for House seat vacated by Barbara Bailey
• Mill Creek councilman challenging Rep. Hans Dunshee
• Grants offered to groups teaching financial literacy
• Marysville students greet Japanese pen pals
• Lynnwood church leader charged in teen sex case
• Everett may spend $3M to upgrade water meters
• Mukilteo mayor miffed over Sound Transit post snub
• Our Towns: Around the County
• Man shot by deputy out of hospital, put in jail
• House to put out new budget plan Wednesday
• Rob McKenna leaps into fray over state budget
• New Snohomish police chief has high hopes
• County weed inspector under scrutiny in lawsuit
• 'Exceptional' hospice volunteer comforts patients at the end of their lives
• Eyman pushes for 'renewal' of anti-tax initiative
• Jackson High School graduate dies in kayaking accident near Spokane
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Open house for Everett's waterfront plans
• Tulalips elect new tribal board member
• Special election will replace Rep. Jay Inslee
• Police officer to seek Bailey's seat
• Healthy eating, exercise: There are ways to do it
• McKenna's 15-minute plan to balance the budget
• After loss of son, family turns to helping others
• Community Calendar
• Abortion foes, supporters rally in Everett
• Boeing worker recovering after wing flap accident
• In praise of Holden Village
• Burglary probe leads to stolen goods; 4 arrested
• Work on roundabout in Sultan delayed
• Woman sentenced for crash that killed three
• An artworthy proposal of marriage
• Front Porch: Seek and ye shall find eggs
• Faith Calendar
• Police agencies team up to nab speeders
• Voices of the mill: Vicki Barnett and Trixie Miles
• Police hunt for 2 suspects in funeral-related burglaries
• Woman arrested in Everett, accused of identity theft
• New law may be needed to fill Inslee's seat this year
• Burglars targeting families away at funerals
• Reebok rebuked
• What Snohomish County officials earn
• 40 arrested as drug-ring sweep continues
• Robbery suspect released from mental hospital
• Monroe police seeks suspect in knifepoint robbery
• Allied Waste workers stop work to support union in Alabama
• Taxes taxing you? United Way can help
• At $540 million, Mega Millions a mega draw
• Dress uniforms come out for Nimitz change of command
• Val Stevens to retire after 20 years in Legislature
• Front Porch: Two-wheelers take the road for Bunny Run
• Judge orders removal of historic lookout in wilderness
• Heavy traffic expected for tulip festival
• Around Snohomish County
• Granite Falls Spring Turkey Shoot is Sunday
• New Smokey Point clinic offers open house Saturday
• Gregoire: Election in works to replace Inslee
• Snohomish County man dies after being hit by car
• Magazine profiles Police Chief Kathy Atwood
• County gets glowing audit despite records in 'disarray'
• McKenna thinks justices will keep health care law minus mandate
• Boeing employee trapped by 787 tells his story
• Holocaust Survivors Speak April 18-May 30 at EvCC
• Inslee changes mind, agrees to AWB debate
• Vandals ruled out in chipped-paint case
• Students, fellow educators recall Lake Stevens teacher
• Open season
• Edmonds native flies missions to Antarctica
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Help feed the animal shelter
• Partly submerged tug refloated; minor spills cleaned up
• Grant will help 75 veterans find housing in county
• Argument over rent led to slaying, say prosecutors
• Lynnwood students qualify for U.S. robotic contest
• Everett man moved to feed hungry among seniors
• Arlington man arrested after road-rage incident
• Garden club has left a vibrant legacy all around Everett
• Safety, jobs at issue in Bothell annexation
• Trooper arrested after alleged assault of wife
• Celebrate Earth Week April 23-26 at EvCC
• County Democrats endorse all 1st District candidates
• Man with knife shot by deputy
• Community Extra: Applause
• Monroe kindergartners adjust to new schedule
• Roundabout work to delay U.S. 2 traffic
• Wake me up for the ball game
• Everett boy threatened in home-invasion robbery
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Front Porch: Mill site to be discussed
• Arlington couple suspects in burglaries
• Ex-Whidbey lawyer pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Texted taunts lead police to wanted Shoreline man
• Stuffed animals help kids living with feeding tubes
• Rep. Bailey to challenge Sen. Haugen for seat
• Community Extra: Community Calendar
• Man seriously hurt while working on car in Marysville
• McKenna challenges Inslee to 15 debates
• Burglars deal Marysville couple a devastating loss
• MD-80 makes emergency landing at Paine Field
• Rumor patrol: Sultan is NOT changing police forces
• Bailey will challenge Haugen for Senate seat
• PUD's annual snowpack survey finds more water for summer
• Some Snohomish parents opt out of standard tests
• Former U.N. ambassador to speak at GOP event
• U.S. Supreme Court to take up health care law
• 5 suspects arrested in Everett robbery
• Popular Lake Stevens history teacher dies
• Cedar Grove Composting plant emmissions test shows low-level toxins
• Look for the bear necessities
• Front Porch: An evening with native music and dance
• Active Duty
• Gay marriage opponents not afraid to gather signatures
• Stories of black Civil War vets buried in Everett
• Community Calendar
• Edmonds police arrest suspected burglar
• Lake Stevens house, trailer destroyed in separate fires
• 7 candidates try to stand out in 1st District
• Dang me, dang me
• Promotion brings new prison chief to Monroe
• Faith calendar
• Front Porch: Check out Camano Island's birds
• Sex offender moving into Arlington neighborhood
• Marysville man gets 12 years for drug trafficking
• Bothell annexation supporters plan debate
• Planning resumes for Suiattle River Road work
• Historic Everett Theatre now home to new church
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Man sentenced to 24 years for 1979 murder
• Everett woman accused of exposing toddler to heroin
• Applications Due April 9 for Jackson Center Artwork
• Judge steps aside in Biendl murder case
• Naval Station Everett part of anti-terrorism exercise
• Front Porch: Turkey shoot set for April 1
• County students to pit robots vs. robots on court
• Let the games begin
• USS Nimitz to get new commander
• Indian artifacts found at Mukilteo dock site
• Man killed in crash was well-known gospel singer
• Around the County
• Terrace woman organizes a congress of women's voices
• College students to search Japanese Gulch for artifacts
• Crime victims family group names director
• Sky Valley neighbors learn tips to fight crime
• Fugitive Watch
• Reardon's friend talks, shows us her phone bills
• Inslee to hire ex-Jerry Brown spokesman
• 'Hunger Games' fans eager to see book brought to life
• Learn about Aviation Maintenance April 12
• Serial rapist expected to plead guilty to 2008 assault
• Soldiers' dog in Afghanistan finds home in Everett
• Grab an umbrella
• Teachers blast Senate bill on health care change
• Student arrested after weapons found near Arlington school
• Scherf's lawyers again request judge step down
• Darrington schools irked by superintendent ruling
• Court papers detail big pot farming operation
• No budget deal, but some lawmakers taking pay
• Front Porch: Forum for 1st Congressional District seat
• Around the County
• Bard will be back in Lynnwood
• Mukilteo Republican to run against Larsen for Congress
• Everett Police Department launches Facebook page
• Edmonds Chamber cuts executive director job
• How to donate to family of slain girl
• Husband charged in 2006 murder of Lynnwood woman
• A Honey Bucket takes flight
• Public Invited to Help Plan for EvCC?s Future April 20-21
• Edmonds woman found safe after search
• Many senators collect per diem in special session
• Vet clinic visit delights Lynnwood kids
• Trade you
• Everett teen shelter to celebrate its success stories
• Whooping cough continues to spread in county
• 7 boys face felony charges in alleged assault on bus
• Investigation continues into motorist's death
• Fire damages Camano house
• Police ID man found dead in alley
• Cama Beach poster contest marks Oceans Day
• Police arrest at least 9 in pot raids in 2 counties
• Stanwood outsources fire, EMS operations
• Taxpayers footing bill for Sounder commuters
• Front Porch
• Around the County
• Driver flees Everett police, strikes another car
• Duty weapon not used in girl's shooting
• Police seek missing Edmonds woman with Alzheimer's
• Former Air Force pilot to launch campaign against Larsen
• RSVP Now for EvCC Foundation Breakfast April 26
• Capsized tugboat stabilized on Everett waterfront
• Boeing worker hurt in accident at Everett plant
• Inslee finished in Congress, now focuses on campaign
• 12-year-old kicks in door to reach stroke victim
• Volunteers help maintain large new county park
• Probe of girl's shooting will take time
• Deputy nearly run down in pursuit
• Probe continues in Lake Stickney death
• Payback time
• No injuries in fire under Granite Falls bridge
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Edmonds' Jan Steves is last to finish Iditarod
• Police hunt for clues after Monroe slaying
• School districts seek to continue levies
• Will Eyman sit it out this election cycle?
• Tugboat capsizes as drydock sinks on Everett waterfront
• Schools watch for 'pink slime' in meat
• United Way of Snohomish County honors fundraisers
• Active Duty
• Falling man's back
• Front Porch: Town hall on underage drinking
• Monroe police say death of woman is suspicious
• 2 arrested in Arlington espresso-stand robberies
• Change, challenges mark 'beautiful sport'
• Fired Everett Clinic nurse defends actions
• Community Calendar
• Angry birdwatcher
• Level 3 sex offender moving into Lynnwood neighborhood
• Camano church's Selah service a time for reflection
• Faith and church calendar
• 3,097 acres added to conservation area
• Front Porch: Donations sought for Housing Hope families
• Meeting to discuss safety issues in Sultan
• Pedersen sentenced to life in prison for killings
• Monroe gay-rights group to discuss same-sex marriage
• Lake Stevens boy seriously injured in bike accident
• Bra-wearing man found in women's locker room
• Suspect in wife's shooting will be released from jail
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Writer Speaks about T.S. Eliot and Modernism April 9
• Everett man arrested in gas station robberies
• Everett schools recruit closed-door focus groups
• Fugitive Watch
• One thing that will drive up Everett water rates
• Siri to the rescue
• Years later, Women in Black still standing firm
• Edmonds schools bridge language barriers with parents
• Marysville man climbing for a cause
• Front Porch: Build a bear to help kids
• Help Sound Transit pick light rail locations
• Two hurt in car crash near Lynnwood
• Warnings raised about texting and driving
• Blue Alerts will alert public when officer is injured, killed
• Marysville mother pleads guilty in wreck that killed son
• Around the County
• Woman suspected in three espresso stand robberies
• DUI patrols planned this weekend
• State may run election for final month of Inslee's term
• Inslee exit may make it possible to serve in Congress for a month
• State orders Everett to install water meters
• Gregoire: No budget, no bills
• Slain wife was ailing, man reportedly told police
• Both drivers killed in collision near Arlington
• City plans to address failure to disclose conflict
• Mill Creek teen creates monorail video game
• Shootings of 3 kids an anomaly, not a trend, say experts
• Report details fatal shooting by deputy in July
• Same-sex marriage petitions active
• Suspect answers to charges in 1999 rape of girl, 14
• A candidate for governor you likely haven't heard of
• Brand news
• Community colleges offer archaeology training and dig
• Colleges ramp up machinging programs for aerospace
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Teacher talks of time in Namibia
• 'Grease' is the word for Stanwood family
• Monroe to take comments on roadwork, funding
• ORCA Open House March 29
• Bothell-area man arrested in wife's killing
• Signature gathering set to begin for Referendum 74
• Rethinking fire protection in south county
• Front Porch: Work out with top gymnast
• Wi-Fi, oh my
• Mill Creek wetland boardwalk won't soak feet after work is done
• Limbaugh aside, contraception remains a hot topic
• Investigation of girl's shooting continues
• Check out new ocean research lab
• Don't balance budget by raiding art collection, artists urge
• Glass artist completes Camano fire station artwork
• Everett Clinic fires 13 for snooping
• Around Snohomish County
• Killer showed no remorse during mental exam
• Sex offender arrested 1 week after release
• Weigh in on future of Kimberly-Clark mill site
• Businessman making run against McAuliffe
• Everett Transit wants to sell parking lot
• Sonar testing raises whale worries
• Danger Dick
• Darrington school chief's firing rejected
• Library helps make citizenship happen
• McKenna's campaign raises $250K in 3 days
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Meet a world-class gymnast
• Police seek tips on missing Everett woman
• Details emerge in girl's shooting death
• Everett firefighters place at stairclimb challenge
• McKenna rakes in $250,000 for campaign
• No death penalty in Everett couple's murders
• Prosecutor's statement on death penalty decision
• Officer's daughter, 7, dies after being shot
• Roll-your-own savings could go up in smoke
• World's top gymnasts compete here this week
• Events to honor late Sen. 'Scoop' Jackson
• Surplus property to shelter abuse victims
• Teacher takes students to Spain via blog
• Active duty
• Fledgling foodies
• Front Porch: Firefighters drill
• Community Calendar
• Everett puts out big welcome mat for the USS Nimitz
• Inslee resigns House seat
• Officer's children in Stanwood shooting, deputies say
• Built Ford cushy
• Monroe church's elevator gives congregation a lift
• Front Porch: Bowl-A-Thon benefits Clothes For Kids
• Playground toys pulled from parks
• State transportation budget raises fees, avoids ferry cuts
• Faith calendar
• Stanwood contracts with regional fire authority
• 4 of 7 boys expelled over alleged sexual incident on bus
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• USS Nimitz brings 2,800 sailors to Everett
• Crash causes power outage in Everett
• Everett Station parking lot may go up for sale
• Gregoire: Special session to begin Monday
• New Musical - It Shoulda Been You
• As expected, Legislature's work isn't done
• Own your own
• A level playing field
• Everett Girl Scout sells cookies with a song
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Monroe offers Passport Day
• Jackson High stages Neil Simon's 'Rumors'
• Home burglaries subject of Lynnwood meetings
• Book delves into state's small town hoops history
• 'Acting in one spirit' to fill community needs
• Everett man guilty of illegally growing pot
• Snohomish man gets 10 years in shooting
• Everett cop fired after alleged relationship with teen
• USS Nimitz is head of its class
• Everett stench likely related to construction
• 6 boys investigated in alleged sexual incident on bus
• Arbitration next for Everett cop fired after shooting
• State justices rule against local votes on traffic cameras
• Democrats preparing a final run to pass a budget
• USS Nimitz to arrive at Naval Station Everett on Friday
• Rock of sages
• Granite Falls students return to eco-car challenge
• Democratic plan avoid special session
• The Cappy Awards: 60 days of making law
• Lynnwood man arrested after sexual assault of girl
• Man arrested after woman, 86, punched
• Snohomish High shows its colors for injured girl
• Camano man gets 3 years for vehicular homicide
• Monroe to appeal ruling on traffic camera initiative
• Port sends out first log shipment since 2002
• Teen gets 13 years in Snohomish stabbings
• Front Porch: Get your GED
• Lynnwood construction workers say man attacked
• Our Towns: Around the County
• Evening of spaghetti and swing benefits Stanwood groups
• A look at Snohomish County homicides in 2011
• Recalled playground equipment pulled from city parks
• Among Reardon's emails, signs of obstruction
• After loss in Ohio, Kucinich move to Washington will be hot topic again
• Overdrawn at the ACM
• Should stabbing suspect be tried as adult?
• Camano basil farm growing after fire
• No autopsy of Monroe child despite police requests
• Island County seeks silverware's owner
• County GOP women host former candidate
• Fundraiser to help Mukilteo girl
• Arlington High stages a beaut of a 'Beauty'
• Lynnwood Honda founder had smile for all
• Robber nabbed after asking teller to 'be cool'
• Lynnwood man pleads guilty in wife's death
• Gregoire's prodding doesn't lead to deal on budget
• Edmonds woman competing in Iditarod
• Our Towns: Around the county
• Front Porch: E-book class at Terrace Library
• Bye-bye, snow: Warmer weather ahead
• Gregoire still sees chance to avoid special session
• New Capstone Accounting Class Starts April 2
• Tips on healthy eating, increasing exercise
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Commnity Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: NAACP Gala Freedom Fund honorees
• Vets get help reconnect to home after deployment
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Peace Corps a tradition for Snohomish family
• Budget standoff likely means special session
• Monroe boy's death raises alarms
• Blaze destroys home in Woodway
• Snow showers expected Monday evening in parts of county
• Police nab suspect in Everett bank robbery
• Kitchen in Marysville heavily damaged by blaze
• Car hits power pole near Arlington; 2 injured
• Man found dead in Lake Stickney ID'd as fugitive
• Democrats don't have budget deal to offer GOP
• Everett man arrested in threats against Gregoire
• Free Live Music and Ballet at 'Incendio' March 30
• College cash requests soar at EvCC
• Better garbage operations sought
• Sharing Holocaust experiences
• State to demolish Indian Ridge prison camp near Arlington
• Artist's mural project brightens Monroe cafe
• Shoe business
• Could get white Monday
• Program ties reading goals to Iditarod sled dog race
• Front Porch: Learn about Salish Sea critters
• GOP-crafted budget passes state Senate
• Romney holds narrow lead in early GOP caucus count
• After Senate passes budget, what's the next move?
• Republicans in state Senate stage budget coup
• Budget drama in state Senate incites strong reactions among Democratic lawmakers
• Plugging our ears
• Future foresters face off
• 2 injured in two-car crash near Monroe
• Mukilteo child abuse defendant objects but is sent to hospital for evaluation
• How to join in today's caucus
• Snohomish church's kids set Martin Luther King Jr.'s message to music
• Front Porch: Fundraiser Sunday for Everett man
• Body found in Lake Stickney believed to be fugitive
• Scammers posing as Herald targeting restaurants
• Police seek suspect in string of mini-mart robberies
• Jackson High School student accused of making bomb threats
• Witnesses sought for fatal Dec. 3 crash near Arlington
• Marijuana plants, explosives found in Lynnwood-area home
• 'Tis a gift to be simple
• Front Porch: Saturday's your chance to pick a GOP presidential candidate
• Arlington painting the town purple in Relay for Life fundraiser
• Firefighters plan fundraiser at Tips game to support stairclimb challenge
• Man who died in car accident in Tulalip identified
• Popular Lynnwood reserve officer dies
• Barefoot Bandit, Colton Harris-Moore transferred to Shelton prison
• As a Northwest radio disc jockey, Danny Holiday's voice carried
• Logging town of Darrington reluctantly parts with cemetery's Doug firs
• Around the County
• Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds residents can pay city bills online
• State elections agency may investigate Aaron Reardon but will wait for State Patrol report
• Marysville man charged with manslaughter after teen's fatal overdose
• Shoreline Republican announces bid against Cantwell
• Fugitive Watch
• Edmonds officers get soaked in charity dip
• Mukilteo students fire toy gun in school
• Snow causes delays, but it won't stick around this time
• Another mudslide blocks railroad tracks south of Everett
• McKenna to attend Romney fundraiser as GOP presidential hopeful adds public event in Bellevue
• Mathletes at Marysville's Grove Elementary mentor other kids
• Cleaning up in Eastern Washington
• Body recovered from Lake Stickney
• Front Porch: Everett School Board honors 12-year member
• Everett man held on $250,000 bail for alleged arson at apartment house
• More than ever, Lynnwood Senior Center depends upon its senior volunteers
• Man arrested after woman's purse snatched in Lynnwood
• Lynnwood council votes to allow residents to keep up to 5 chicken hens
• Tied with Jay Inslee in latest poll, Rob McKenna steps with caution around presidential race
• Everett dentist suspended for splitting narcotics with patient
• Group training volunteers to catch, fix and release feral cats to keep numbers in check
• Suspect in stabbings at Snohomish school continues to talk about violent, disturbing acts
• More snow expected in county until late Thursday morning
• Book honors girl killed at ice caves
• Everett man arrested after reports he threatened to kill people
• Arlington man killed in crash on Tulalip reservation
• Ron Paul making push in Washington with TV ads and rallies
• Everett School Board member says latest policy change cements reputation as 'laughingstock'
• For those born Feb. 29, birthdays are few and far between
• Pimp my ride
• Front Porch: Prom dress exchange Saturday in Arlington
• Water heater problem sparks blaze in Everett home
• Push continues to vaccinate adults for whooping cough, other diseases
• Around Snohomish County
• Home-invasion suspect held in Pierce County
• Edmonds Councilman Michael Plunkett confirms his intention to resign
• Retiree, WWII vet reaching out to help younger unemployed veterans find training, other benefits
• Monroe waiting for attorney's advice before responding to ruling on traffic cameras
• Bothell woman's rare disease brings attention to little-known illnesses
• 'Burden' public-records bill appears to be dead
• Influenza: late, but now here
• Fire District 7 asks to resume merger talks with Fire District 1
• In Snohomish County, 11 sworn officers have been lost since 1902
• Democrats advance budget plan with no sales-tax hike or school cuts
• Emergency drills paid off when propane tank exploded in Edmonds
• Bank saves Mill Creek couple from 'grandparent scam'
• Front Porch: NAACP Freedom Fund Gala on Saturday
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• City pulls back on plan for large ad
• Breaking point
• County elected officials' pay under review
• Going strong at 100 in Stanwood
• Student Nominated for Transforming Lives Award
• Plenty of Snohomish County Republicans on Romney team
• Data on teacher evaluations in New York stirs heated debate
• Mountlake Terrace librarian makes sure teens have place to feel comfortable
• Snohomish boy selected as national ambassador for March of Dimes
• Silence, please
• Prison chapel upgrade planned
• Front Porch: Titanic connections
• Wine festival shows off city
• Bothell still wants to grow
• Plan could allow new name for old Everett city hall
• No giant gymnastics banner after all
• Contractor files $1.95 M in claims against Edmonds
• Active Duty
• State's GOP caucuses getting attention from candidates
• Drunken driving takes heavy toll on county
• Community calendar
• Teaching teens that 'love doesn't have to hurt'
• Weather guru Cliff Mass explains why Everett is water rich
• At Everett rally, Newt Gingrich says his energy policies would push gas down to $2.50 a gallon
• Adventure is out there
• CHurch and faith calendar
• Front Porch: Providence offers health fair today
• Woman sought in robbery of espresso stand
• Ken Baxter, Marysville city councilman for 26 years, dies at 83
• With beginning of Lent, Christian faithful reflect on their mortality
• Everett port's new security lighting raises neighbors' concerns over glare
• Female county jail inmate allegedly attacked corrections deputy, took keys, pepper spray
• Five hurt in blast at Edmonds construction site expected to recover
• On the Record: a selection of government data
• Gusty winds and some snow expected this weekend
• Upcoming 100th anniversary of 'Scoop' Jackson's birth marked by House resolution
• He's keeping his day job, but Cascade High teacher is a successful comedian
• Batteries not included
• If you've thought about being a Beach Watcher, training starts soon
• Edmonds police arrest man after search of home turns up 'boatload' of stolen property
• Snow geese fans can learn about the birds' Russian summer home at Stanwood festival
• Former state Sen. Dave Schmidt agrees to pay $10,000 fine to settle allegations he misspent campaign funds
• Residents along Pilchuck River begin flood cleanup
• Front Porch: H'Arts Benefit Auction in Everett on Saturday
• Arlington man sentenced to 3 years for possessing guns as a felon
• Island County prosecutor won't pursue death penalty for man accused of killing both grandfathers
• U.S. 2 safety group wants highway's cities to pitch in for lobbying costs
• Five workers badly burned in explosion in Edmonds
• U.S. Postal Service says it will close Everett processing facility, lay off 97 workers
• Poison Prevention Week is coming
• Fugitive Watch
• Robbery at latte stand prompts temporary lockdown at Arlington schools
• Instructor Awarded for Contributions to Teaching/Learning
• Nickels enters race for Secretary of State
• Big stink sends students from North Middle School in Everett
• Everett mail processing facility to close, 97 jobs lost
• Fire causes $50,000 in damage to Snohomish-area home
• Dr. Seuss' Lorax visits kids in Lynnwood
• Stanwood man gets 8 1/2 years for 4 felonies, including assault of bound woman
• 3 arrested in connection with Edmonds burglary
• Thumbing for help
• Front Porch: Watch a Jr. ROTC drill and rifle competition
• Mountlake Terrace fire station making way for park
• Lynnwood fifth-graders invent their own country to study range of subjects
• Don't text 911 in an emergency in Snohomish County
• After the governor's mansion, Gregoire admits a pop-up tent isn't likely her next post
• Next move is Aaron Reardon's to make as council asks him to take leave
• Local rivers flood; mudslide, falling trees damage homes
• Slain burglary suspect had 'crazy eyes,' Edmonds homeowner tells police
• Inslee draws even with McKenna in new poll
• EvCC Vice President Wins National Award
• 111 DUI deaths in county in 5 years; here's where they happened
• Promotion brings a change in police chiefs for Stanwood
• Kids in museum's program show what they can do with $10 and a lesson in philanthropy
• Most, not all, property tax bills to ease
• Everett Clinic, Providence featured in PBS documentary about health care successes
• Budget plan erases budget deficit without tax increases
• Gingrich scheduled to appear at Everett rally on Friday
• A glimpse of government life
• You've been served
• Front Porch: Comment on Mukilteo ferry plans
• Area legislators schedule town hall meetings in Mukilteo and Edmonds
• Around the County
• Bail set at $2 million for suspect in Arlington slaying, arson
• Monroe, Stanwood, Arlington, other communities brace for flooding
• County councilman calls for Aaron Reardon to go on leave during probe
• County rescue helicopter was almost named 'Sasquatch'
• Register Now for EvCC Spring Classes in Monroe
• Gingrich to hold rally in Everett on Friday
• Gift of college funding inspires Arlington graduate to pay it forward
• After son's death, family tries to educate others about dangers of window-blind cords
• Whooping cough just keeps spreading in county
• Dream dresses await their new owners -- and the prom
• Lynnwood hopes to cut fire costs by teaming up with Fire District 1
• Teens report assaults in two Lynnwood parks
• Everett Planning Commission to rule on plan for Evergreen Way
• Fire causes $20,000 damage to mobile home near Stanwood
• Fire displaces Edmonds family
• Snohomish in line for $2.2 million loan to design sewage pipeline
• Front Porch: Cooking demonstrations and nutrition advice
• Flood watch issued for Snohomish County rivers
• Big spenders
• School lunch, by the numbers
• Newt Gingrich expected to stop in Snohomish County on Friday
• Huckabee endorses Koster for Congress
• Rally for revenue today and a House budget proposal tomorrow
• Slide at Stevens kills 3; airbag apparently saves 4th skier
• Input sought for Mill Creek's future
• Transit cuts start Monday
• Bill would sell off state's art collection
• What am I bid?
• Around Snohomish County
• Camper in Lynnwood mobile home park destroyed by fire; no injuries
• Mountlake Terrace's intern deemed 'a go-getter'
• Front Porch: Rain water gardening
• Getting limber in Lynnwood
• Active Duty
• Everett School District job-review proposal criticized
• Community Calendar
• Man arrested in fatal Arlington house fire
• Faith and church calendar
• Front Porch: Learn about healthy eating
• Property tax statements mailed Friday
• Election laws govern reshaped 2nd District
• Everett church is game for a feast of wild meat
• 'Bigfoot' charged in slaying of robbery accomplice in Marysville
• Obama praises 787, American manufacturing in Everett
• Text of President Obama's speech to Boeing workers
• Was Reardon snubbed at presidential receiving line, or just late?
• Monroe man held after threat to blow up CT buses
• President during Boeing factory tour: 'remarkable'
• Photos: President Obama in Everett
• Obama in Everett: Your tweets and photos
• Frequent fliers
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Health screenings offered in Smokey Point Friday
• Stanwood-Camano to honor people, groups who make a difference in community
• Arlington church that lost bell to thieves begins fundraising campaign to replace it
• Edmonds nonprofit among finalists for national award for its service to military families, veterans
• Arlington man sentenced to 10 years for shooting that left man with lingering injuries
• The play's the thing to help kids work through tough situations
• Obama to tour Boeing today
• Fugitive Watch
• 25 years after fatal arson, family, firefighters and others gather to remember Gary Parks' sacrifice
• Marysville man will be retried in daughter's shooting death
• Marysville teachers spend furlough time protesting cuts to schools
• Air Force One returns Friday to Everett factory where it was built
• EvCC Creates Aerospace Solutions Group
• Former youth volleyball coach charged with attempted child rape
• Bothell's 'Piggyback Bandit' banned from high school sports in several states
• State's deficit isn't as deep as feared, new budget forecast says
• Better hold the lettuce
• Everett council puts development on hold at Kimberly-Clark mill site for six months
• Boeing on upswing provides Obama with backdrop for jobs message
• Disclosure law trips up Everett councilman Shannon Affholter
• Edmonds newest park, Hazel Miller Plaza, named for longtime resident
• Monroe's deputy police chief leaving for Kirkland
• Our Towns: Around the county
• Front Porch: Learn how to use e-books
• Lawmakers to host town hall meetings this weekend
• Camano Island man convicted of vehicular homicide in accident that killed Stanwood teen
• State budget problem won't be solved mathematically
• Great Northwest Glass Quest hunt begins Friday in Stanwood, Camano Island
• Edmonds posts signs warning people to give seals wide berth for seals' sake
• Aaron Reardon used public resources to raise campaign cash, records show
• House fire kills 1 in Arlington
• Timeline of Reardon investigation
• Police investigate possible suicide at Mukilteo's Lighthouse Park
• Man arrested after standoff with police near Everett
• Ex-Murray staffer turned lobbyist is launching a new firm
• ORCA a Finalist for National Bellwether Award
• For the dogs
• School levies passing in Arlington, Darrington, Edmonds, Granite Falls and Monroe
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Plant trees to help salmon
• Senate bill gives counties 3-cents-a-gallon gas tax option
• Mill Creek mom loses her locks as a Valentine's Day gift to charity
• YMCA launches fundraising campaign for youth programs
• Warm Beach seniors share their stories of love
• Theft of $20,000 from PUD safe remains a mystery
• After harrowing fall, a rescuer becomes the rescued
• News of new destroyers for Everett base shows Navy's commitment
• Woman hurt by slow-moving train in Everett
• Shooting victim expected to recover; 2 Marysville brothers remain jailed
• Pedestrian struck by car near Lynnwood in serious condition
• Murder suspect wants Cocoa Puffs in jail
• Navy to beef up lineup at Naval Station Everett
• County, ex-corrections officer settle sexual harassment lawsuit
• Snohomish County may open trash hauling to bidders
• Who knew? Everett is nation's 16th most romantic city
• Chokehold
• Food bank's Mr. Reliable
• Corrections officers push lawmakers for better uniforms
• Robbery conviction could mean life sentence for Lake Stevens man
• Students of Color Career Conference March 29 at EvCC
• Gregoire signs same-sex marriage into law
• 2 wounded, 2 arrested in shooting at Everett restaurant
• Gregoire: Santorum visit won't overshadow same-sex marriage law
• Search for missing fisherman suspended near Whidbey Island
• Learn about Social Justice Issues Feb. 29 at EvCC
• Photo illustration honors lost firefighter
• Crews search for missing crab fisherman off Whidbey Island
• Around Snohomish County
• Tuesday deadline for property-tax election ballots
• Lynnwood's rec center earns LEED certification
• Marysville liking its LED initiative
• Tickets for Everett gymnastics event selling well
• Wider view of traffic on I-5
• Fancy Everett hotel delayed
• Man ejected from car, struck by trooper, dies
• Snohomish seniors bring it to Valentine's dance
• Front Porch: Workshop for the college bound
• Active Duty
• Dog star
• Edmonds officer alerts residents to fire in apartment building
• Advertising job lets a Northwesterner return to his roots
• State auditor's office looking into Sound Transit's practices
• Bellingham can teach Everett a thing or two about travel
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Will Santorum address lawmakers or just wave at them?
• The voice of the dance
• Anything for love
• Judge again rebukes lawyers who want him to step down from Byron Scherf's trial
• Arson, burglary suspected at Everett auto dealership
• Roll Call
• Faith and church calendar
• Front Porch: Dads and daughters can dance tonight
• Children from Everett church help raise money to save school in Guatemala
• Bothell-area man faces assault charge after he allegedly concealed HIV infection from sexual partner
• Governor's plan to pay for roads, ferries finds little support in Legislature
• Man convicted of molesting 8 children will be released from prison soon
• Illness at Everett cheerleading event traced to norovirus
• Work begins on water leak in Edmonds; will continue next week
• Death of man hit by car in Everett still under investigation
• Cheer up
• Our Towns: Around the County
• Front Porch: Everett Station celebrates 10th year
• Work to restore salmon habitat on Stillaguamish River near Darrington nearly complete
• Mill Creek man wins $250,000 lottery jackpot
• Marysville firefighters will race up stairs to fight cancer
• Gregoire to sign same-sex marriage bill Monday
• Woman who decapitated her dog released after 8 months at state mental health hospital
• Tragedy trains light on supervised visits
• Monroe shifts gears, vision for development of the N. Kelsey property
• Slam Poets 'Mayhem Poets' Perform Feb. 23 at EvCC
• Fugitive Watch
• Same-sex marriage bill to be signed Monday
• Nearly 200 now report becoming ill after cheerleading event
• Woman who died at jail had lung infection
• Everett detectives seek bank robbery suspect
• Man says he was held against his will in Mukilteo apartment
• Police seek witnesses who saw suspected burglar before fatal shooting
• McKenna website posts form letter allowing people to thank him
• Aquatic center will be a reality for Snohomish Schools, thanks in part to city
• Mortgage settlement may bring $600 million to Washington
• One lump or two?
• Suspected burglar fatally shot in Edmonds, second such case in month in county
• Willow Place program for developmentally disabled adults in Marysville has expanded quickly
• Snohomish will pay for aquatic center's water, sewer
• Bill aims to standardize rules for cities' traffic cameras
• With appeal denied, 1926 Everett home can be torn down, replaced by larger home
• 36 in county now report falling ill after cheerleading event
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• 2 stores raise $30K for domestic violence outreach
• Man killed in crash near Sultan identified
• Sex offender moving into Lynnwood neighborhood
• Art Instructor's 'Portraits & Landscapes' Feb. 13-Mar. 9
• Skateboarder injured after collision with dumptruck in Monroe
• Counting the faces of the homeless in Snohomish County
• Super Bowl DUI arrests down over last year
• SnoCo Five-Oh: Tuesday barn fire in Snohomish
• Q&A: The road ahead for the gay marriage battle in Washington
• House passes bill allowing same-sex marriage
• Motorcycle show to return to Snohomish this year
• 4 arrested for unlawful disposal after body found in Everett alley
• Police investigate two deaths in Snohomish County
• Open wide
• Front Porch: Seniors citizens dinner at Everett High
• Fundraiser goal: Pet food for food bank
• Arlington holds water rates at 2011 level
• 13 years for credit union robbery
• Safety net of marriage should be for everyone
• Low demand, lack of timber blamed for closure of Arlington sawmill, loss of 40 jobs
• Flulike symptoms suffered by many following cheerleading event in Everett
• Around Snohomish County
• It's been nice, but prepare for a return to regular weather
• Volunteer youth mentor sentenced for sexual assault
• Award-winning teacher makes democracy a class act
• Everett Station celebrates 10 years and 17 million visits
• Man arrested after shooting, chase on I-5
• Everett's early days recaptured in recorded oral histories
• Front Porch: Help shape Mill Creek's future
• Around Snohomish County
• Dippity dogs
• Religious groups to tackle homelessness
• Motorcycle show, aquatic center on agenda in Snohomish
• Girl hospitalized after being rescued from Snohomish River
• Probes under way into cause of industrial accident at Boeing
• Lawyers for man accused in Biendl slaying question judge's fairness
• Police have suspect in death of Snohomish toddler hit by car in California
• Inslee releases economic plan
• Schools' progress recognized by state
• Lynnwood to host inaugural Northwest Yoga Conference
• Marysville widow forced to sell her home
• Around Snohomish County
• Half of county home sales were foreclosures or short sales
• 6 cities in county band together for joint SWAT team
• Front Porch: Valentine project for teens
• Oh, shut up
• Snohomish outreach center expands to help needy
• Wildlife-viewing areas planned along Snohomish River
• Alcohol Licenses
• Active Duty
• Cheerleaders compete in Everett for state championships
• Man in jail identified as Lynnwood armed robbery suspect
• On coaches, state education and Inslee's conundrum
• Unused medicine a toxic dilemma
• Found photos may show Everett's early pioneers
• Public meetings
• Planned Parenthood controversy concerns local Komen supporter
• Specious origins
• Words of Martin Luther King Jr. part of Black History Monty event Wednesday at EvCC
• Time is running out to replace Mukilteo's aging ferry dock
• Volunteers gathering mussels not for meals but to gauge health of shoreline waters
• Front Porch: Calling all extreme enthusiasts
• Boeing worker injured after trapped beneath 787
• Lynnwood church's credo: Celebrate humanity
• Comcast Arena marks 4 million fans with free skating Sunday
• Faith and church calendar
• 3 held after police chase ends in Tulalip
• 2-alarm fire burns home in Monroe
• Public's help sought in finding Everett woman
• A Valentine's Day signing of gay marriage law?
• Reardon campaign ad: Nearly the best mud that money can buy ...
• Shin discusses vote against same-sex marriage
• The rest of the EPD awards
• Education bills stalled by dispute on charter schools
• As sea lion populations grow, conflicts increase
• Mitt and The Donald
• Granite Falls teacher earns national VFW award
• Darrington students put oratory skills to test in Poetry Out Loud competition
• Everett police bestow honors
• Snow can't freeze volunteer spirit
• Glacier Peak students working with tiny organisms to solve big problems
• He's just one of the team
• Murder suspect accused of attacking lawyers, corrections officers dragged into court
• Front Porch: Adults can get vaccination for whooping cough Saturday
• Teens arrested after rifles stolen from Monroe home
• Sultan-area man killed in one-car accident on Mann Road
• USS Shoup returns to Everett after overhaul work
• Fugitive Watch
• Sign, 7 stories tall, could go up to promote pre-Olympic gymnastics event in Everett
• Marysville police seek two suspects in armed robbery of woman with two kids
• The state open-records law is under siege
• Tulalip tribal members fight against drug-trafficking
• Running Start Info Sessions Feb. 21 & 23, Mar. 21
• Senate votes 28-21 to legalize same-sex marriage
• Same sex marriage vote - the reactions
• A lot to 'Like'
• 'Eyes and ears' of police provide a needed service in Mukilteo
• Front Porch: Fundraiser for Japanese Gulch on Friday
• Edmonds may add concession stands to city parks
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Estra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Everett police awards honor officers, civilians
• House fire near Silver Lake ruled an accident
• 'Bigfoot' arrested in shooting death linked to Marysville home invasion
• Senate plans dinnertime debate on same-sex marriage bill
• Partnership of Providence, Swedish hospitals approved
• School bus involved in collision; no one on board injured
• Front Porch: Marysville Fire District gets FEMA grant
• Eagles rule the roost at Arlington Eagle Festival on Saturday
• 'Come Together' with dinner and Beatles music to benefit Senior Services
• Snohomish County's homeless population living on the streets on the rise
• Bills would give local governments more options to raise money for roads
• The USS Lincoln has sailed for good, but keep up with Facebook
• Superior Court Judge Ronald Castleberry retires
• Hey Hey, My My
• Arctic ribbon seal has a surprise checkup
• Sultan woman charged in child rape and pornography case
• Sultan woman charged in child rape and pornography case
• Same-sex marriage bill in line for Senate vote
• Same-sex marriage bill in line for Senate vote
• Rare seal still visiting, spotted in Everett
• The mystery of the SWAT spotlights ... SOLVED
• Man injured in rear-end collision in Lynnwood
• Police investigate explosions at Edmonds-Woodway High School
• Farmers in Snohomish, Island counties may be eligible for disaster aid
• Arlington will fight felon in court over public records
• Plus America contestant from Lynnwood hopes to reach out to girls about body image
• Fundraiser for Everett shelter aims to improve animals' lives
• Snohomish wetland could become a major attraction for bird watchers
• Sultan woman arrested in Snohomish child rape, pornography case
• Load up the SUV
• Around the County
• Front Porch: The frognostication
• Lynnwood extends traffic camera contract through November
• Woman admits 'accidentally' robbing bank, police say
• Rangers lead snowshoe and ski trips at Mt. Baker and Snoqualmie Pass
• Buy or rent: Mountlake Terrace to decide on new City Hall
• 911 dispatcher strives to be helpful and save lives
• Snohomish County Councilmembers defend the value of planned travel
• Health officials hope to slow whooping cough epidemic with free vaccinations
• Everett couple give puppies their first lessons to becoming guide dogs for the blind
• Monroe 5K run honors Jayme Biendl's life
• Alcohol Licenses
• Around the County
• Active Duty
• Fight club
• Front Porch: What's up near Silver Lake
• Utilities costs go down for Sultan residents
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Jobs, genetics won't stop her from climbing
• Election Day Registration plan worries auditors
• Snohomish County's flawed courthouse
• Who will accept gay marriage and who won't
• GOP field clears for Koster in congressional race
• Census snapshot: Everett
• Roll call
• Fare thee well, Colt
• Front Porch: GroundFrog Day returns to Snohomish today
• Snohomish students don aprons for 'Future Chef's Challenge'
• Ugandan Orphans Choir visiting Everett church
• Judge scolds lawyers for inmate accused of killing Monroe corrections officer
• Neighbors step up to help Camano Island man who needs double-lung transplant
• Church and faith calendar
• Killer tracked down by cold-case team admits to 1979 slaying
• Marijuana legalization measure ready for the ballot
• 2 seriously burned in house fire near Silver Lake
• Forum shines light on government transparency
• Colton Harris-Moore sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison
• Waves damage rail line between Everett and Mukilteo; 2nd line OK
• Fugitive Watch
• Fugitive Watch
• Police seek man who robbed Everett bank
• S_J_K IS _ LUSH
• Stanwood expo offers classes in country living
• Ballot, tax levy information for Feb. 14 elections
• Friends of Lake Stevens coach injured by car plan fundraising dinner
• More emails released in Reardon investigation
• Run will honor memory of slain Monroe corrections officer
• Annual tally of the homeless can have an impact on lives
• McKenna reaffirms stance against same-sex marriage
• Mill Town Credit Union will survive closing of Everett mill
• North Snohomish County update
• Front Porch: Marysville community center seeking instructors
• If gay marriage is on the ballot, McKenna is a No and Inslee is a Yes
• Barefoot Bandit's lawyers release emails depicting him as remorseful
• Anders exits crowded contest for Inslee's seat
• A three-legged dog named Pearl
• Backpack blown up after threat on ferry (video)
• Groups sue over Navy sonar use off Northwest
• Off-duty firefighter killed in Camano Island crash
• Multiple young victims identified as Snohomish man charged with child rape, exploitation
• Get it on tape or tape it on?
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Report storm damage to county
• More construction allowed on undersized parcels
• $700,000 cash, drugs seized in raid
• If there's a need, she's likely been there to help
• Everett joining other cities to fight lawsuit seeking limits on shoreline development
• PUD rate increase would bump up average residential bill $2.56 a month
• County councilman adds his voice to debate over Cedar Grove odors
• Monroe mayor says it's unlikely traffic cameras will continue after contract expires
• Celebrate MLK Jr. & Black History Month Feb. 8
• Suspect tells detectives he was stealing to prove a point to his parents
• Highway 522 closure cancelled for tonight and Thursday
• PSE wants to give the powerless a refund
• Bandit's emails taken out of context, lawyer says
• Man injured in crash involving logging truck on Whidbey Island
• Seattle filmmaker brings film on marriages, gay and straight, to Everett festival
• Sultan petitions Legislature for $350,000 for footbridge, sewage plant
• Arlington photographer saving county barns on film
• Front Porch: First whale sighting of the season
• Barefoot and ignorant
• North County Update
• Discuss Marysville marina
• Public can weigh in on Tennessee firm's proposed lease of Monroe hospital
• Stillaguamish announce more than $500K gifts to city of Arlington, school district, agencies
• Critics blast governor's transportation plan as tax increase
• ?Revolutions? Lectures & Performances Jan. 24-March 6
• Prosecutors won't charge Everett man after fatal struggle with theft suspect
• PUD schedules outage Wednesday on Camano Island for maintenance
• Navy officer killed in accident
• Snohomish rejects initial plan to fund pool's utilities
• Attend Family Night at EvCC Feb. 15
• Colton Harris-Moore calls case against him 'high propaganda,' court documents allege
• Whose job is it to clear snow off sidewalks?
• Songs for red-light cameras
• Gun fears expressed before fatal Everett shooting
• Roller derby is fast becoming a legitimate sport, participants say
• Monroe may join state credit card program
• Welcoming the Year of the Dragon
• Monroe city officials to review future of red-light cameras
• In response to school board dispute, a lesson on open meetings
• Seattle-Snohomish Mill to close; 50 jobs lost
• Public meetings
• Six tax-preparation sites open Tuesday
• Front Porch: Student photo contest
• Around Snohomish County
• Everett blaze traced to faulty fixture
• The Disney Look
• Expo will return to fairgrounds
• Everett woman held following knife attack
• EvCC Student Wins City?s Prodigies for Peace Contest
• With Haugen's vote, gay marriage bill has majority for passage in state Senate
• Fire forces Lynnwood couple out of their home
• Pedestrian struck, killed by SUV near Boeing plant
• Front Porch: Volunteer to count the homeless
• Coping with mental illness
• Jackson High School ensemble readies for Carnegie Hall concert
• Stanwood benefit planned for victim of rare form of cervical cancer
• Fix may be in works for Everett's Bayside Park
• Small steps in obesity battle
• Arlington family worries that new bridge could ruin a barn full of memories
• Public Meetings
• Around the County
• Ice Road Suckers
• Snohomish Slew's 'frognostication' could point to more winter weather
• Wind knocks out power to about 900 PUD customers
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Fire damages 1900s-era Everett home
• Police seek suspect in Snohomish bank robbery
• Monroe Correctional Complex is state's biggest big house
• Paull Shin could hold fate of gay marriage bill
• A new voice in marriage debate
• Snow brings out the intrepid among us
• Risen from the ashes
• Power surge causes 50,000-gallon sewage leak into Port Gardner
• 22-year sentence for Everett beating death
• Front Porch: Arlington parade cancelled
• Tehran Barbie
• Brier garage fire displaces 2, causes $200,000 in damage
• Buddhist temple in Lynnwood celebrates Lunar New Year
• Clark Park could use 'friends'
• Construction starts to make Trinity Lutheran more accessible
• Snohomish man accused of assaulting adopted daughter
• County may buy 100 acres for a new regional park
• 50,000 gallons of raw sewage spill into Port Gardner
• Before the snow melts ...
• Thaw made a mess Friday, and more rain is coming
• Everett weather closures Friday
• Fugitive Watch
• North Snohomish County update
• No negotiation
• Front Porch: Snohomish students prepare for cook-off
• Watershed council to explain its work in keeping Stillaguamish River healthy
• Everett man sentenced in death
• Everett cafe curates art exhibit of personal views of homelessness
• Former Lynnwood official critical of city's reliance on traffic camera revenue
• Readers' prettiest shots
• Scenes from the snowstorm
• Police find alleged robbers after car ditched -- literally
• State Senate now 1 vote short on gay marriage
• Roads look extremely difficult for afternoon commute
• Worker dies at Snohomish-area mill
• Kastama signals support for gay marriage bill
• Car reportedly in Arlington retention pond; rescue crews respond
• Ice-storm warning issued; roads become even slicker
• Everett closures on Thursday
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Slip-sliding away
• Front Porch: Kids' PJ party
• Everett couple keeps office mail moving between fire stations
• Lynnwood events to encourage healthy eating
• Charter schools measure revived and debated in state Senate
• Detectives unraveling 'complicated' Marysville robbery that ended with body buried in Granite Falls
• State officials say without funding five ferry routes would be scuttled
• Readers' snow photos
• Favorite snow photos
• Edmonds police arrest four after early-morning shooting at Yost Park
• Kastama to reveal how he'll vote on gay marriage bill
• 'Amazing, deep powder' draws crowds of skiers to Stevens Pass
• Snow tales: As some Snohomish County residents suffer, others play
• Snow plow driver hospitalized after being injured while operating plow
• Snowstorm closes schools, makes roads treacherous across county
• Favorite snow photos
• Favorite snow photos
• Live updates, photos and tweets from the snowstorm
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Learn about shingle mills
• Call Mr. Plow, that's the name, that name again is Mr. Plow
• Volunteers needed around the county for Relay for Life events
• Marysville seeks public comment as it prepares housing grant application
• Fatal Christmas Eve fire in Everett being investigated
• State notes alarming spike in starvation of adopted children
• Arlington man pleads guilty to August shooting that debilitated victim
• Doing nothing isn't easy, but can be rewarding
• Eyman aims to stop automated traffic enforcement
• Providence-Swedish partnership gets green light from state
• Friday night standoff in Martha Lake netted two burglary suspects
• For some families, bigger is better
• Readers' snow photos
• See when the snow is expected to hit our area
• Public meetings around Snohomish County canceled due to snow
• Snow plow stolen from Everett School District parking lot
• Photos, tweets and updates from the snowstorm
• Up to 10 more inches of snow expected in Snohomish County
• City of Everett closures
• Mormon church in Mukilteo to hold opening ceremony
• Snohomish may help with aquatic center utility bills
• Learn about the majestic swans that have returned to the Northwest
• Volunteers at Stanwood clinic provide health care to the uninsured
• Clearview man's detective work returns camera's memory card found in Hawaii to family in Japan
• Key links and things to keep in mind during the snowstorm
• Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen defends traffic camera law she helped pass
• Lumpy, clumpy, crunchy: Some snow is perfect, but not ours
• Public meetings
• Get a black turtleneck for you Ken doll, cheap
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Planting trees to honor a life
• Snow postpones Sheriff's Office awards ceremony
• South county cities adjust parks and rec fees to keep budgets in check
• With more snow coming, officials say to stock up on supplies
• United Way day of service rescheduled
• Readers' snow photos
• Plenty more snow in the forecast for Snohomish County
• Made to be broken
• Mountlake Terrace musical theater students mix Shakespeare with Elvis
• Sheriff's office annual awards ceremony set
• Everett puts planned overhaul to Henry M. Jackson Park on hold
• Oh, boy, are you peeved behind the wheel!
• Snohomish schools explore a new plan for pool
• A new utility customer for Everett?
• Dog shocked by faulty Mountlake Terrace light pole
• 'We're here to celebrate'
• Active Duty
• GOP women's club to meet Thursday
• Around the County
• Public Meetings
• Front Porch: MLK Day closures
• A day made for sleds and snowmen
• U.S. Census reveals an increasingly diverse Snohomish County
• Homeless students face extra burdens
• Drug court, arts program giving kids a chance at a clean slate
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Postal service, stamp collectors have seen better days
• Charter school feud to raise its head again in state
• 2 surrender after police converge on Lynnwood home
• Teen injured in 1-car crash near Stanwood
• Faith and church calendar
• Angry Birds
• Front Porch: Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Seminars teach couples how to work on marriage
• See 'Sympathy Jones' at Everett Civic Auditorium
• County man gets three years for robbery with an AK-47
• Investigation disputes claims of harassment by former assistant to ex-mayor of Edmonds
• Providence adds hyperbaric chambers to Everett hospital
• Lawmakers likely to reject prisoners' early release as money-saver
• Law enforcement converges on Martha Lake-area home
• Same-sex marriage bill just two votes shy of majority in state Senate
• Sunset lights up Everett waterfront
• Sheriff John Lovick helps Granite Falls food drive
• Hearing about Snohomish High stabbing suspect delayed until March
• Smartphones could come with crime stats
• Bill for legalizing same-sex marriage arrives
• Police in Arlington still looking for suspect in attempted kidnapping
• A gazebo at Clark Park nobody can use
• McAuliffe declares support of gay marriage bill
• Fugitive Watch
• Everett, Oak Harbor leaders wary of coming cuts to defense budget
• Kimberly-Clark mill site likely to remain industrial land
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Class for caregivers offered
• Capital ideals
• Lack of flood damage saves enough money to avoid furloughs in Stanwood
• Details remain sparse in investigation of fatal Everett burglary
• Candidate's faith should be of little consquence to voters
• A look inside "the Lodge"
• Firefighters help in classroom
• Winter's coldest weather so far may bring some snow with it
• Arlington police say sex offender no longer a suspect in attack on girl
• Public defender Marybeth Dingledy appointed to county Superior Court
• EvCC Invites Community to Engagement Sessions
• Fire battled at Maltby-area storage facility
• Democrat Suzan DelBene announces run for Congress
• And DelBene makes 10
• Arlington boy, 16, arrested following arson of house under construction
• Senate panel schedules hearing on gay marriage
• Rules eased for weddings in ag, rural zones
• Duck, geese carcasses found near Stanwood
• Rotary Club program in Edmonds helps students with their homework
• EvCC educator remembered as the 'grandmother' of human services field
• PUD adds wind to energy alternatives it is exploring
• Sen. Murray meets in Marysville with families to discuss aid for unemployed
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Edmonds museum exhibit explores shingle mills, Wobblie movement
• Stolen cremated remains returned to family
• A Sno Ball's chance in bankruptcy
• Near majority in state Senate may favor same-sex marriage
• Is a plastic bag ban coming to Everett?
• Hear First-Hand Stories from Egyptian Revolution Jan. 17
• Sketch released of man who robbed Lynnwood espresso stand
• Stagnant conditions prompt burn ban in 6 counties
• Arson suspected in fire at Arlington house under construction
• As Biendl murder case unfolds, fundamental questions persist
• State economist Arun Raha to step down
• Arrest follows high-speed chase in Everett
• I want my iTV
• Guided tour set Saturday for Arlington's public art collection
• Hi-Q teams set to square off
• Events scheduled to mark Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
• Martin Luther King keynoter's message: 'Rebuild the Dream'
• Bills would impose statewide ban on plastic grocery bags
• Can you give an animal a home?
• New PUD substation should limit number, length of Camano Island outages
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Class for caregivers coming to Arlington
• Convicted sex offender arrested after Arlington girl, 12, tells of assault
• Officials identify 22-year-old Everett burglary suspect who was fatally shot
• Gregoire calls for new oil fees in speech to Legislature
• Eyman, Senate panel eye tougher rules for use of red light cameras
• Around the County
• EvCC hosts public tribute to MLK
• Mr. Microphone
• Bothell won't participate in south county regional fire authority
• Lynnwood police seek owner of box containing human ashes
• Bail set for Lake Stevens man who allegedly choked woman, injured boyfriend with SUV
• Hometown director sets movie project in Monroe
• Front Porch: Stanwood poetry slam
• Mountlake Terrace woman works to get local artwork on display
• Public Meetings
• Red light cameras, marriage among initiatives
• First day of tough political session
• Granite Falls homicide victim identified as Tacoma man
• Sen. Patty Murray to visit unemployed Marysville man's home
• Homeowner fatally shoots suspected burglar south of Everett, police say
• Author Sherman Alexie to attend library event
• Prospects dim for Eastside commuter train
• Drivers: Tell us your traffic pet peeve
• Marysville police seek home invasion suspects
• Monroe will get charging station for electric cars
• Class lets EdCC environmental anthropology students dig dirt
• Adults need a pertussis shot in face of whooping cough epidemic
• Safety, health issues prompt calls to replace aging county courthouse
• Around the County
• So long ...
• More volunteer tutors needed for Edmonds-Woodway program
• Front Porch: Jet City Rollergirls skate at EvCC
• Motorcycle rider dies, passenger injured in Whibdey Island accident
• Prison officials believe dereliction of duty set stage for Biendl's death
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Where legislative battles will be fought this year
• Record albums aren't dead quite yet
• Can John Koster dodge the social conservative brand?
• Gregoire prepares for her final year as governor
• 2011's wacky weather
• Former Coupeville woman sentenced in mail fraud case
• Mill Creek couple sentenced in fraud case
• Driver sought in intentional hit-and-run in Lake Stevens
• Churches keep Dr. King's message alive
• Study: More teacher evaluations needed
• Data-sharing tool gives firefighters the advantage
• Four District 1 firefighters could lose their jobs
• Know and contact your 2012 Washington lawmakers
• Everett asks agency to dismiss firefighters union ruling
• Driven to make a difference
• Two people might be hired to co-manage Evergreen State Fair
• $1 million bail in 'horrific' child pornography case
• ORCA Moves to Everett Waterfront, Open House Jan. 26
• Get Free Tax Return Help Jan. 28-April 14 at EvCC
• Recording closed meetings could assure public trust
• Fugitive Watch
• Poll finds voters unlikely to repeal a same-sex marriage law
• North Snohomish County update
• Front Porch: Coffee klatch in Mountlake Terrace
• Tech support, circa 1878
• Arlington looks at duplicating development like Mill Creek's Town Center near its airport
• Sno-Isle Libraries to run Granite Falls library
• Dash across highway spoils a good walk
• Everett's historic areas aren't the final word on fate of vintage homes
• Lakewood, Stanwood-Camano school districts will have to wait for April 17 ballot for levies
• Everett allowed raw sewage into river, bay to prevent bigger mess
• Man gets 6 years for drunken driving death
• Police dogs track down suspected burglar in Lynnwood
• Learn about Aviation Maintenance Careers Jan. 12
• High School Teams Vie for Hi-Q Academic Quiz Trophy
• Major Crimes Unit investigating suspicious death in Granite Falls
• Record on man who attacked woman must be turned over, court rules
• Washington hasn't met duty for public education, state Supreme Court rules
• Robbery reported at Lynnwood-area espresso stand
• Everett woman charged in shooting death of her husband
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Community calendar
• I guess there's no app for that
• Front Porch: County DUI reports down for holidays
• Two men held in Marysville home-invasion robbery that may have involved a fatal shooting
• Trip turns into a giving experience
• Gov. Gregoire says she'll back same-sex marriage bill
• Wakebaord park on Monroe's Lake Tye gets council's initial approval
• Judge clears away challenges to Walmart store in Monroe
• Donor backs out, leaving Monroe's Western Heritage Center without land for expansion
• Whooping cough hits epidemic levels in county
• Police allege that man fatally stabbed puppy in Marysville
• Marysville house fire was arson, investigators say
• Fight on legalizing same-sex marriage ramping up
• Get Help Applying for Financial Aid Jan. 26 & 28
• Medical examiner finishes investigation of Arlington baby's death
• Man killed in Lake Stevens-area crash is identified
• Arlington bank robbery suspect arrested in Tacoma
• Driver crashes at Swedish/Edmonds hospital after police chase
• Marysville woman sentenced to 14 months for embezzling $167,000 from employer
• Ranger's slaying intrudes on sacred nature of national parks
• Stymied by redistricting, Liias scraps run for Congress
• Emergency response was sticking point in Bothell annexation debate
• Snohomish loses respected police official in cost-cutting move
• Police seek suspect in Monroe espresso stand robbery
• North Snohomish County update
• Front Porch: 'Dancing With The Champs' fundraiser at Camano Island center
• Arlington School District to seek levy renewal on Feb. 14
• Here come de' judge
• Lynnwood man faces 16-year prison term after guilty plea to child molestation
• Marysville author's book of short stories to benefit veterans
• Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Jan. 18 at EvCC
• Wife's bail set at $500,000 in Everett man's fatal shooting
• Man fatally struck by car is identified
• LPD drug expert honored
• Governor expected to call for legalizing same-sex marriage
• What it costs to get elected to Everett City Council
• Arlington mill worker flown to hospital after accident
• Stolen-car suspect arrested after chase in Bothell
• Lynnwood man killed in mobile home fire
• Swedish welcomes first baby of 2012 at Edmonds hospital
• Bank donates van to domestic violence victims center
• Work to begin on U.S. 2 roundabout near Sultan
• Edmonds blogger finds success slurping noodles
• Limited budget, pressing demands to challenge Arlington's new mayor
• Two students selected as advisers to Everett School Board
• Don't let dry Christmas trees become fire hazard
• County settles discrimination claims of two employees for a total of $120,000
• Five school districts in county seeking levy renewals in February
• A bridge between white, Indian worlds, William Shelton preserved his culture
• Grab some popcorn
• Front Porch: Spirit of Writing contest winners to read from work
• North County Update
• 9,000 without power after wind gusts in county
• Marysville woman teaches English and s'mores in Azerbaijan
• Group seeks to ban coal trains in Bellingham
• Groups want to preserve stories behind county's notable corners
• Mukilteo may renew temporary pot law
• Survey suggests drivers prefer road tolls to taxes
• Snohomish businessman wants to sell 17-foot-tall clock
• Alcohol Licenses
• Active Duty
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Holiday closures
• Green thumbs up or down
• New Year's revelers splash and gasp at annual Pilchuck River plunge in Machias
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Claire Tucker of Lynnwood was always active, supportive
• Political questions to ponder as we ring in the new year
• From someone who knows: Kimberly-Clark mill's end 'devastating'
• Seven changes coming to the county in 2012
• Car strikes, kills pedestrian in south Everett
• 2 rescued, 2 yachts destroyed in Edmonds Marina blaze
• Hangover, Part III
• Front Porch: Diver writes about Andrea Doria explorations
• Harp player's conert at Everett church on Wednesday 'a last hurrah for Christmas'
• Make like a polar bear and plunge into the new year
• Plan to drink this weekend? Plan ride home, too
• Mukilteo police talk suicidal man off train tracks
• Hydrant locations can make fighting fires on Highway 99 chaotic
• Harsher penalty for vehicular homicide possible
• State requiring rabies vaccine for dogs, cats and ferrets
• Faith and church calendar
• Female suspect sought in robbery of Arlington bank
• Despite mace, bakery truck driver stops suspected purse snatcher
• Favorite stories of 2011 on HeraldNet
• Citing husband's grave injuries, Everett police say woman could face homicide charge
• In the blotters: cereal killers, amateur mechanics and zombie eagles
• Fugitive Watch
• North County update
• Front Porch: Thoughts on the new year
• First-graders go public with art
• Apple Health program for kids gets federal funding
• Lake Stevens plans two traffic circles to ease Frontier Village congestion
• Grab a camera and help state track 'king tides'
• In the meadow we can build a snowman
• Everett man shot in head; wife in custody
• 7 displaced by fire at Edmonds apartment complex
• Strangest stories of 2011
• Boeing's 2011 accomplishments clear the air for new, more manageable challenges
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Party like it's 2011
• Tarzan sad
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Volunteers return to Guatemala to improve the lives of the poor
• Owner of Lynnwood gun shop unsure about 100 weapons stolen in 2010
• Christmas burglar steals jewelry, but not spirit
• Probe finds no ethical violations by Lynnwood police
• Redistricting sets up political battleground in Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Be an adult pen pal
• My sources say no
• Federal grants help North County firefighters
• Teens carry on MLK's legacy as community volunteers
• After 28 years, Herald columnist Kristi O'Harran has so many to thank
• New Port Townsend ferry to be dedicated Jan. 6
• Congressional redistricting map coming Wednesday
• Herald photographers' favorite images of 2011
• Housing bust proves a boon for Bothell park
• Lynnwood police nab burglary suspect running through City Hall
• Man killed in Tulalip crash Friday is named
• Man suspected of break-in at Arlington-area Domino's
• Fatal crash closes Highway 92 in Lake Stevens area
• Police continue to investigate man's death in storage unit fire
• Fundraisers aid family of girl killed in crash caused by falling branch
• Shooting in Everett remains under investigation
• Driver may be charged after pedestrian killed on U.S. 2 trestle
• Health officials say ample supply, time to get flu shot
• Charge may be filed in death of suspected thief
• Tech firms take notice of Arlington students' robotic creations
• Around Snohomish County
• U.S. 2 crash snarls traffic in Monroe
• Fashion report
• Front Porch: Volunteer firefighters wanted on Camano Island
• 3 rescued as blaze damages old church building in Startup
• Cub Scouts strut their stuff at Lynnwood Library
• Jackson High School musicians will perform at Carnegie Hall
• Overheated Christmas tree blamed for Everett blaze
• After Gipson center fire, seniors get back to their ceramic projects
• Troopers clamp down on cell use by drivers
• Wind gusts up to 45 mph possible Tuesday
• Whidbey girl who died in accident identified
• For one Everett police officer, it's all quiet on Christmas shift
• Alcohol Licenses
• Active Duty
• Around the County
• There's always room for Jell-O
• Front Porch: Langley library discussion
• City of Snohomish works to reduce pollution in river
• Better late than never as Kristi O'Harran's time at The Herald comes to end
• Get a toll pass or pay more on Highway 520
• Mountlake Terrace rejects zoning for indoor soccer
• Edmonds may lose bowling alley for Walgreens
• Providence closes Everett outpatient diabetes clinic
• Drew Nielsen of Everett City Council hits whitewater to clear his mind
• Falling tree branch kills girl riding in car on Whidbey Island
• Backcountry safety: A look at the dangers of winter
• Finding the joys that makes Christmas special
• Christmas gifts for Cocoon House teen shelter pour in
• Tidings of joy: Four stories of kindness given and received
• 93-foot boat sinks in Everett's Steamboat Slough
• RV catches fire at Highway 9 and U.S. 2
• Everett police investigating shooting of Whidbey Island man in leg
• Boat owner escapes fire on vessel at Everett marina
• Man's body found in Everett storage unit after fire Saturday
• Volunteers discover true meaning of Christmas
• You better watch out: Police patroling for drunken drivers
• Marysville man decorates for holiday with cut-outs of family
• County says five Snohomish police don't meet standard for deputies
• Cascade and Jackson high schools to get new athletic tracks
• 'Layaway angels' visit
• LOL, Virginia
• Nuclear sub passes by Whidbey Island on way to overhaul in Bremerton
• Faith and church calendar
• Front Porch: Top returned gifts and favorite holiday treats
• Community responds after $2,000 stolen from Snohomish Senior Center
• Passenger dies in head-on collision of two pickups on Tulalip reservation
• Charges recommended for four in string of Marysville burglaries
• Man hit by train in Monroe expected to survive
• Occupy Everett to refocus its efforts, take down personal tents
• 4 lucky to be alive after crash near Stevens Pass
• Grants will help homeless
• Audio tours offer voices of past and present
• Granite Falls martial arts instructor meets need for youth center in town
• Dentists on wheels provides care to kids in need
• Everett settles firefighters' lawsuit over asbestos exposure
• With support from Mukilteo community, Mormon wards rebuild a year after arson
• Can you give an animal a home?
• 'Yarn bomber' leaving her knitted mark on Everett's public art
• Fugitive Watch
• Who blinked?
• Front Porch: Sheriff's office seeks donations for family aid in Granite Falls
• North County Update
• Edmonds council backs roundabout at Five Corners
• Sound Transit schedules trains to Saturday's Seahawks game
• Man arrested at Mill Creek marijuana operation dies in his jail cell
• 97,100 in Snohomish County are without health insurance
• Welcomed like rock stars
• Everett man arrested in stolen car case
• Motorcycles' rumble could return to Snohomish this spring
• The 11 most-viewed photo galleries of 2011
• Arsenic-laced dirt carted off as crews replace yards in north Everett
• Welcome aboard the S.S. Adipose
• Monroe Wal-Mart decision expected in two weeks
• Front Porch: Christmas trivia
• Monroe woman hospitalized after welfare check of pets
• Marijuana grow operation found in Mill Creek home
• Take care driving on winter roads
• Oak Harbor Planned Parenthood clinic to close
• The 11 most-read local stories of 2011
• Police need new go-to car after Ford stops making Crown Victorias
• Front Porch: Help the Giving Gift Tree in Arlington
• North County Update
• UR a liar
• Arlington OKs budget that includes tax hikes, job cuts
• Anthony Howard takes job as county's district court commissioner
• Catching up with the Scottish clan and remembering past goodbyes
• Marysville widow thrilled to have husband's stolen ashes returned
• Congress keeps incandescent light bulbs burning, for now
• Donations Land Two Airplanes for EvCC Aviation Dept.
• Family sues federal government over girl's death at ice caves
• Businessman from Middle East pleads to lesser charge after rape investigation
• Edmonds mayor hires replacement for fired assistant
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Help the Giving Gift Tree in Arlington
• Dear Leader departed
• Solar power advocate takes to Edmonds roof to promote cooperative
• Lake Stevens cancer patient needs another round of help
• Family of Marysville girl killed in accident at ice caves plans lawsuit
• City of Monroe launches new website
• Parents step up to offset budget cuts in Edmonds School District
• Shin sees hope for a united Korea
• Edmonds' Five Corners intersection may get a roundabout
• Privatization of alcohol sales puts craft distillers in limbo
• Company's proposed rent for Monroe wakeboarding park starts at $12,000 a year
• Fire destroys garage of Monroe home
• Front Porch: Arlington farewells
• Around the County
• Dammit, Jim!
• Lynnwood High School counselor helps grads find the right fit
• Snohmish County's tourist strategy earns award
• Group disappointed after Lynnwood voters reject city-manager government
• Edmonds trio rewarded by journey to summit of Mount Rainier
• Help for drivers in Monroe dodging potholes
• Monroe School District to sue owner of leased building
• County museum artifacts moved to Everett Mall
• Downtown Snohomish limits on parking put on hold
• In need, but too old for Santa
• Two escape after pickup rolls over and catches fire in Gold Bar
• Edmonds house fire blamed on cigarette
• Man dies in rollover accident in Monroe
• Public Meetings
• Lawmakers craft bills for the next session
• Remembering the unseen homeless who die on the street
• Price of gas now a bit less painful
• Grizzlies: no longer as elusive as sasquatch
• A donor's lungs, a survivor's heart
• Man killed on Hwy. 99 near Lynnwood identified
• State's political map redrawn
• Fired assistant sues Edmonds, claiming city reneged on contracts
• Roll Call
• On Comet
• Faith and church calendar
• Front Porch: Marysville high schools losing resource officers
• Everett police crime-prevention program honored
• Need a Christmas tree? Fir, spruce, cedar for rent
• 'Blue Christmas' services recognize not all is merry and bright
• Highway 522 ramp opens in Monroe
• Police seek Everett robbery suspect
• Suspect in slaying of Everett couple, 2 others, to undergo mental evaluation
• Settlement with state orders Moxie Media to pay $290,000 for campaign violations
• Colton Harris-Moore sentenced to more than 7 years behind bars
• Fugitive Watch
• Everett fifth-graders' ornaments provide a lesson in philanthropy
• Front Porch: Edmonds Boy Scouts will recycle trees
• This TV is just right
• North County Update
• Granite Falls students exceed food drive goal with 16,058 food items and $6,919
• Tulalips lobby Navy to give tug contract to state shipyard
• Reader photos offer new glimpses of world
• In Monroe, traffic-camera plans were transparent
• As Iraq war ends, fallen Marine's mom asks that we remember sacrifices of many
• State agency sides with Everett firefighters in complaint against city on overtime
• Man killed after car hits pole at Lynnwood on-ramp
• Fire causes $80,000 in damage to Marysville home
• Wal-Mart seeks permit to renovate building for new Lynnwood store
• 'I remember'
• Slain soldier had local ties
• Printmakers' Recent Art at EvCC?s Gallery Jan. 9-Feb. 3
• Group in talks with Monroe for 9 acres for medical office building
• Glacier Peak High Grizzlies dance to aid food bank
• Suspect arrested in string of robberies at Everett-area pharmacies
• Murals dress up walls around Everett construction project
• Out of reach of fire ladders
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Caddyshack 2: Carl Spackler vs. the Elk Herd
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Front Porch: Meet Artspace artists Saturday
• Burn ban lifted in Snohomish, Pierce counties
• Everett rolls out Wintertide on Friday
• Police seek man who robbed Lynnwood dry cleaner
• Special session wraps up in Olympia with a 'down payment' on cuts to the budget
• County prosecutor won't pursue manslaughter charge against builder of boat in fatal sinking
• Colton Harris-Moore's defense will ask judge to take his rocky childhood into account
• County Council overrides Reardon's veto, raises road tax
• Trump, I'm fired
• Front Porch: Learn about programs for deaf, hard of hearing
• North Snohomish County update
• Three Edmonds streams in good health but few hurdles remain for salmon
• Granite Falls school flying POW/MIA flag
• Dietary manager knows her grub and customers at Stanwood's Josephine home
• Workers, customers in Snohomish County sound off on postal woes
• Mukilteo makes 'large statement' with bag ban
• Family asks to withdraw their part in damage claim in car crash
• Sunrise in Everett
• Woman sentenced to 5 years for Marysville vehicular homicide
• Ex-counselor in prosecutor's office accused of stealing public money
• Whidbey-based Navy Growlers complete first deployment
• Couch potatoes
• Seniors' charitable work ends up in thief's pocket
• Pedestrian's death in Everett ruled an accident
• Investigation of multi-car Marysville crash continues
• Pooh-poohing Reardon's cell phone problems ignores state law
• Boeing pledges $1.8 million to United Way of Snohomish County
• Reardon vetoes a proposed tax hike to pay for roads in 2012 budget
• Lawmakers reach deal to cut $480 million, but avoid controversial proposals
• Snohomish High School's newest building preserves part of its past
• Marysville bridge should reduce jams
• Grief, anger and suspicion follow baby's death
• Nearly 1 in 7 students out sick at Lake Stevens elementary school
• Crash that killed pedestrian in Everett believed to be an accident
• Burn ban ordered for Snohomish County
• Woman allegedly tries to rob drive-through, drives off when window closes
• Emergency crews aid burn victim at Boeing
• Reports of person jumping from ferry investigated
• Navy fires commander of Whidbey-based squadron
• Medical pot garden delay?
• Mukilteo could decide Monday to ban plastic grocery bags
• Disappearance of Granite Falls woman remains a mystery
• Rolling over domestic violence
• Stuck? Club members send their Jeeps to the rescue
• Active duty
• Front Porch: Camano Island needs firefighters
• Family covets sketch of hero
• Around the County
• The rock
• Toys for Tots donations running short
• Budget cuts rattle Lynnwood's arts commission
• Use of de-icer on roads defended
• Burn ban re-issued for Snohomish, Pierce counties
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• A geographic look at the Snohomish County executive election
• Navy families adapt, stay strong when duty pulls them apart
• Jay Inslee faces challenges in governor's race
• Railroad mum on repairs to Everett's Broadway Bridge
• School system is a funding conundrum for the state
• Pilot in fatal crash on Whidbey Island is identified
• This year, buy something useful for Christmas
• Snohomish barista admits to lewd behavior
• Time being spent on state lawmakers' pet projects
• Scherf's medical records won't be suppressed
• Damage claims filed against county in Marysville accident that killed teen
• A crush of creches
• Faith Calendar
• Front Porch: Granite Falls High School Alumni Hall of Fame
• Not his fault
• Camano Island needs volunteer firefighters
• Arlington girl investigated for negligence in death of 4-month-old son
• Herald photographers' favorite photos
• Everett Community College Closed Dec. 24-Jan. 2
• Harvesting a Christmas tree
• 'He would drop anything to help somebody'
• Mental exam OK'd for suspect in Everett couple's deaths
• Help pours in for Scouts after theft of camping equipment
• Cuts would transform Monroe prison
• Suspect in Lynnwood rape sentenced to 325 years for Colorado crimes
• It's the real thing
• Mukilteo incumbent keeping council job
• Hearing on proposed Monroe Walmart is postponed
• Film sheds light on hate crime
• The Lord moves them to fill 'er up
• I-5 route recommended for light rail line to Lynnwood
• Pool-playing Chihuahua shows his skill on 'Tonight Show' (video)
• Mountlake Terrace police warn of sex offender
• Fire at Monroe store ruled an accident
• Arlington woman accused of stealing from cheerleading group
• Fire burns barn in Clearview
• Small plane crashes on Whidbey Island
• Rep. Rick Larsen fires 3 for drinking on the job
• Woodway house fire caused by electrical problem in Christmas tree
• Marysville police to discuss two sex offenders
• Fire damages commercial building in Monroe
• Point Wells developer appeals ruling that halts project
• Man arrested after eventful high-speed chase that started in Everett
• Snohomish names new police chief
• While holiday shopping, be a card shark
• Camano man charged in attempt to kill his mother
• Sound Transit to pick light rail path
• Everett will put up its traditional downtown Christmas tree after all
• Video: Sea lion versus octopus
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Hand recounts settle Lynnwood, Monroe races
• Everett survivor remembers Pearl Harbor
• Recycle Holiday Trees for Free Jan. 3-30 at EvCC
• USS Nimitz's arrival in Everett delayed several weeks
• USS Abraham Lincoln leaves Everett for final time
• Yes, there will be a Christmas tree downtown
• Governor delivers three tax bills to lawmakers
• Front Porch: Pearl Harbor Day
• North County briefly
• Odd hybrid
• Stay the night in a cozy cottage while enjoying Warm Beach lights
• Burglaries on the rise in south Snohomish County
• Snohomish High School B Building demolished to make room for buses
• Suspect in tool thefts arrested in Monroe
• Former senator Dave Schmidt may face big fine
• A relic of World War II proves hard to return
• Real heroes: Ordinary people honored for doing extraordinary things
• Steel girder from World Trade Center gets place of honor at Edmonds fire station
• Burn ban elevated in Snohomish County
• Suspect in Everett pharmacy robberies has struck again, police say
• Apply Now for CATCH Program for Healthcare Careers
• Granite Falls considers sheriff's contract
• Front Porch: Pearl Harbor day
• Public Meetings
• Around the County
• File Mor LawSoots
• Death at Lake Tye in Monroe ruled a suicide
• Marysville baker's treats adored by Tori Spelling
• New faces on Everett facilities board
• Man hospitalized after stabbing in Lynnwood area
• Foreign businessman arrested after masseuse claims forced sex at Lynnwood hotel
• Jay Inslee calls for 6 governor debates with Rob McKenna
• Arlington man sentenced to 22 years for shooting at police
• Inmate faces sixth allegation of assault
• Young 'Nutcracker' dancers savor first time on big stage
• Reardon phone records link woman
• Talks still truckin' for south county fire authority
• Register Now for EvCC Winter Classes in Monroe
• Inslee seeks six debates with McKenna
• USS Abraham Lincoln's departure now scheduled for Wednesday
• Memorials help Everett's parks
• Ex-prosecutor Janice Ellis appointed as Superior Court judge
• Who knew?
• Everett man shares 91 years of wisdom, kindness and virtue
• Front Porch: Plans for Pearl Harbor Day
• Here comes Santa Paws, all for a good cause
• Pedestrian injured in Edmonds remains in hospital
• Two injured in boat fire at Tulalip Marina
• Lynnwood's swears in new council member
• Tips to avoid Christmas tree fires
• For artist, Mountlake Terrace is always home
• More speed limit signs on the trestle will be a reminder to drivers
• Snohomish County mulls land-use changes for undersized parcels
• Lake Stevens sends new shoreline plan to state
• A solution to Lake Ballinger overflow
• Pedestrian injured on Hwy. 99 in Edmonds remains in hospital
• Two injured in boat fire at Tulalip Marina
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• 'Amazing woman' thrived as teacher, coach, role model
• Special session isn't likely to turn out anything special
• Lawmakers look at new way to keep offenders in line
• Mud on the tracks disrupts commuter rail
• Aircraft carriers hold a special place in Everett's heart
• Crash on Highway 530 kills two, including a boy
• Face of Occupy to speak Saturday
• Everett man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Sultan Boys & Girls Club will stay put
• Voters are open to paying more for transportation, survey finds
• Aaron Reardon used county phone for campaign-related calls, records suggest
• Christmas House opens its doors to families going through hard times
• Front Porch: Dance for the Raptors
• Raising Cain
• Woman hospitalized after being hit by car in Snohomish
• Three more people charged in Everett purse snatching
• Arlington church choirs combine for Christmas concerts
• Woman accused of attacking husband with power tool reportedly stockpiled supplies
• Generic Lipitor hits the shelves
• Firefighter winning biggest fight
• Everett police searching for suspect in espresso stand robbery
• War games
• North County Update
• Figuring things out always easier with ice cream
• Front Porch: Take a Camano walk
• Audit spurs state agencies quickly to cut cellphone costs
• Concert an annual Christmas gift for Everett seniors
• Historic Flight Foundation event to discuss 1911 transcontinental flight
• Quake alert on your phone
• Teens stable after being hit by car
• Boy Scouts' gear stolen, including many items the boys purchased by fundraising efforts
• Woman featured on cold case cards calls detectives, ends 18-year search for her
• Colton Harris-Moore federal court sentencing set for Jan. 27
• Front Porch: Take a walk on Camano Island
• We're No. 221
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• County urged to make Marysville road safer after fatal crash
• Beauty college students gain experience while offering free haircuts to community
• Boeing deal a surprise -- a good one -- for Machinists
• 2 men charged in video piracy
• Lake Stevens police investigate two recent bank robberies
• Edmonds mayoral assistant Kimberly Cole fired by new boss
• USS Abraham Lincoln's last day in Everett is Dec. 8
• $50,000 in stolen property recovered, suspect arrested
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Front Porch
• Frat water
• North County Update
• Calling all dogs to Marysville holiday parade
• Join in Arlington Santa Parade
• New role for teacher: selling lesson plans
• Dave Earling sworn in as Edmonds mayor
• Walmart to build second, smaller store in Lynnwood
• Lawsuit filed over boy's death in Arlington foster home fire
• Family traditions live on at Granite Falls U-cut tree farm
• Mill Creek accident that injured two remains under investigation
• Man arrested after stolen truck left in river
• Festival of Trees ready for open house
• One vote separates Monroe City Council race as election is certified
• Death of 4-month-old Arlington boy investigated
• Jacob, Sophia top state's list of baby names
• Girl struck by car near Lake Stevens suffers serious injuries
• Front Porch: Charles Dickens Fair
• Around the County
• Oregon police investigate Marsyville man for pot
• Rent a Christmas tree now and help salmon later
• Edmonds Community College professor wins state conservation award
• Mike Cooper's time is over, Dave Earling to take over as Edmonds mayor today
• Everett utility fees keep on increasing
• Edmonds police prepare for 100th anniversary
• Mythbusters
• Report details wild high-speed pursuit
• Distinct tattoo on ear leads to arrest
• Everett firefighters discover pot-growing operation while fighting house fire
• Marysville police investigate serious crash on 64th Street NE
• Protesters halt budget hearing as special legislative session begins
• Monroe police find truck left in river
• Reptile Zoo seeks farm status
• Alcohol Licenses
• Public Meetings
• Around the County
• Fledgling foodies
• Front Porch: Bazaar to benefit horses
• Gloomy financial forecast for Mountlake Terrace
• Keeping Alderwood Manor alive
• Freeway exit lanes help flow of traffic
• Mukilteo struggles to comply with conflicting pot rules
• Swag the deck with ferry souvenirs
• Time to rebuild Everett's century-old Broadway Bridge
• Photo of whale taken off Everett is no fish tale
• Public Meetings
• Community calendar
• Boeing faces decade-long challenge in recouping 787 costs
• Healthy changes grew from Tulalip teen's work
• Will Mike Hope learn from campaign mistakes?
• Legislature's special session could get ugly over budget
• Garage fire displaces Everett family of four
• Fire damages vacant Everett house
• Strong winds in local forecast
• Mukilteo police nab six after burglaries
• Holiday time is also crime time
• Soil at two Everett parks to be tested for pollutants
• Snohomish delays plan for three-hour parking limits downtown
• Rep. Rick Larsen tours Suiattle River Road, which may reopen in 2013
• Faith Calendar
• Front Porch: Help service members
• Guardando bene
• For Muslims, hajj is a calling from God
• Two Everett police officers injured rescuing fire victim
• Everett senior center looking for new kiln after fire
• Gold Bar water safe to drink without boiling
• Man arrested after alleged assault, flare gun incident
• Man pulled from Silver Lake after apparent suicide attempt
• Boy sentenced to one month in juvenille detention for Everett fire
• Planned: a meeting about meetings
• Rain puts off I-5 repaving in Lynnwood
• Healing help at the Everett Animal Shelter
• Thanksgiving Day leftovers
• Marysville Naval JROTC cadets show off training
• North County Update
• Work to start on roundabout
• Kids can make their own Angry Bird at the Mukilteo Library
• Toys for Tots gift drive delivers message of hope
• Local campaign contributions revisited
• Police schedule extra DUI patrols through Jan. 2
• Gold Bar residents told to boil water
• Community Extra Calendar
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Milestones
• Community Extra: Applause
• Won't you fly high?
• Front Porch: Here's where to call with your cooking questions
• Fathers of two injured in fatal wreck ask county to address problems with road
• 'It's cool to be kind'
• Judge orders halt to Point Wells condo development while county rewrites zoning ordinance
• Arson at Granite Falls home may be linked to burglary, police say
• Two Everett schools briefly locked down
• Ron Gipson chosen as Everett City Council president
• Thanksgiving weather: Expect snow in the passes, wind and rain throughout the area
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Kids talk turkey -- and other Thanksgiving traditions
• Oil your credit cards; Black Friday approaches
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Trash crews take a holiday
• Good vibrations at girls' Rock Camp
• Herald readers share their Thanksgiving memories, funny and touching
• Family, not shopping, makes holidays special
• Suggestion to cut length of school year gaining grudging support
• Career as wooden-toy craftsman passed from father to son
• Everett man sentenced to four years after he admits to robbing banks 'out of desperation'
• City council races in Monroe, Lynnwood and Mukilteo appear headed for recounts
• Former Oak Harbor teen won't be charged in fire that killed his mother
• Edmonds nursing assistant's license suspended over allegations of sexual contact with patient
• Blustery weather expected to return in time for Thanksgiving
• Video: The danger of turkey fryer fires
• Front Porch: Edmonds church, Snohomish cafe offer free dinner on Thanksgiving
• Our Towns: Around the County
• EvCC's Student Fitness Center wins awards for its architecture
• Some pi r-squared; but the best pie are round
• Zonta Club raises awareness of violence against women
• Bandit has Island County date
• Monroe looking at tax increase to keep 3 employees
• Marysville student exploring Africa before starting college
• At Stevens Pass, snow flies, and skiers, too
• County budget, passed Monday, includes new mental health court
• Everett purse-snatching victim's quick action led police to suspect
• Aviation Maintenance Program Info Session Dec. 8
• Suspects in cockfighting operation in Gold Bar appear in court
• Fire destroys unoccupied house in Everett
• Grief counselors brought to Snohomish High after student's suicide
• Minor flooding possible with heavy rain, winds on way
• Gregoire wants to ask voters for half-cent sales tax increase
• State testing soil for contamination at two Everett parks
• Be it car, ferry or train, expect delays for Thanksgiving travel
• State's redistricting committee says new congressional, legislative maps will meet Jan. 1 deadline
• Everett School Board's changes could add $3.1 million to office plans
• Tulalip Tribes program trains American Indians for construction trades
• Alcohol license applications
• Road Report
• Public Meetings
• I take my waffles black, no sugar
• Front Porch: Therapeutic horse riding center accepting students
• Active Duty: USS Ford returns to Everett homeport
• Around the County
• Arlington to swear in new council member to fill vacancy
• Decision expected on site for new Sultan Boys & Girls Club
• With dam fixed, Lake 16 supplying Sultan with water again
• Drats! Not even a columnist can get an early peek at Black Friday inserts
• Fired Darrington school official continues to collect pay as hearing delayed again
• 17 arrested in Gold Bar at alleged cockfight
• This week's public meetings
• Community Calendar
• Meet the biggest donors in county election campaigns
• Life Story: Camano Island minister Jack Mote marched with Martin Luther King Jr.
• Thanksgivings skate by with one family's tradition
• USS Abraham Lincoln, long the pride of Everett, will soon be gone for good
• Reardon facing biggest challenge of a tumultuous tenure
• Watch for walking dead tonight in Snohomish
• State's school districts fear budget cuts will go deep
• For a day, world of foster child adoptions opens to the public eye
• Night of the Living Antique Collectors
• Faith and spirituality calendar
• Front Porch: Romantic farce staged at Stanwood High School theater
• Dutch Buddhist leader, Lama Ole, to visit in Snohomish
• Four races in county are within 20 votes as tally continues
• Convicted sex offender will be living in Sultan area
• Arlington hospital says it will remain independent
• Marysville would be hurt by coal exports in Bellingham, panel says during forum
• International Business Roundtable Dec. 14 at EvCC
• Cold-weather overnight shelter opens at Lynnwood City Hall
• Tulalip Tribes member must repay $400,000
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 20 in Coupeville
• Fugitive Watch
• Nativity Festival a community event
• Marysville ready to hang artists' wreaths throughout city
• Aaron Reardon denies misconduct but otherwise stays silent
• Snow in some form is coming
• Space Needle first took a spin through Everett
• Retiring Judge Ken Cowsert says he hopes he's had a positive effect
• Pay as you go
• Front Porch: It's coin and stamp show time this weekend
• North County Update
• Fire displaces four in Everett
• Monroe Police recover part of bell stolen from church
• Boat builder a suspect in accidental 2009 Lake Stevens death
• Fall Play 'The World Over' on Stage Nov. 17-19
• Lynnwood police issue notice on sex offender's arrival
• Bike ban on sidewalks downtown should stay, advisory committee recommends
• Student Fitness Center Earns Two Design Awards
• State budget blues worsen a little
• Community Extra: Milestones
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Front Porch: Christmas story ideas wanted
• Shopping spree
• Veterans get relaxing gift of massage
• Cascade High School students attempt to camp at school for a chance to help people in need
• Group meets in Mukilteo to discuss Wall Street protests
• President of Monroe School Board resigns
• Everett police seek suspect in three robberies
• Granite Falls fatal crash remains under investigation
• Ammonia tank washed up on Tulalip beach is removed
• All you can eat: Recommended portion sizes might leave you hungry
• Snow in forecast, but not expected to stick
• 3 years of county executive's records sought
• A new space just for teens at the Everett library
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Check out books yourself coming soon to Everett Public Library
• Snohomish Police Department will be absorbed by county Sheriff's Office
• Working lunches
• North County Update
• Marysville senior center's 'jewel' keeps place running
• Marysville teachers, officials share ideas on turning schools around
• Snohomish County jail inmate found dead identified
• With snow coming to high country, it's time to cut a Christmas tree now
• Ed Davis takes lead in Monroe City Council race by 20 votes
• Architect's Everett legacy featured on 2012 calendar
• Monroe kids learn value of helping others
• Whistle-blower fears county executive, newly released notes say
• Suspect arrested in ATM thefts
• Judge denies Everett School Board member recall effort
• Driver charged in Whidbey crash that killed 3 men
• Pedestrian death on Highway 99 ruled an accident
• Fire destroys historic farmhouse near Snohomish
• Terrace teens learn city finances
• Whale's tail a keepsake of Everett's past
• With solid lead in returns, Dave Earling aims for stability in Edmonds
• A musical tribute to teacher
• Never-ending battle against leaves
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Man who died after being struck by vehicle identified
• Snohomish County budget contains money for Paine Field, proposed road tax
• Ex-lawyer ordered to addiction treatment
• Man gets 18 years for role in Everett killing
• Driver arrested after deadly Whidbey Island crash
• Judge to rule on Scherf's seized medical records
• Large tank of poisonous gas washes up on Tulalip beach
• Mill Creek apartment fire displaces a dozen residents
• Campaign for legalizing same-sex marriage begins
• Road Report: Road work and detours in Snohomish County
• Alcohol licenses
• Our Towns: Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Send in your info on Christmas tree farms
• We doth protest
• Edmonds-Woodway cheer squad welcomes fellow students with disabilities
• Curbing has made Smokey Point safer
• Monroe thanks firefighters, police with week of appreciation
• A dear friend keeps watch over Darrington park
• Arlington residents no fans of higher taxes, fees
• Snohomish council to make decision on replacing police with county sheriff's deputies
• Shoplifters often find themselves charged with robbery
• $60,000 project to improve safety for kids walking, riding bikes to Penny Creek Elementary
• Imagine that! Children's museum builds a Northwest lodge for special exhibits
• Active duty
• Woman struck, killed by car on Highway 99 is identified as Everett woman
• Preservation of a piece of local boating history was Marysville man's passion
• Besides floods, be ready for quakes, tsunamis, eruptions and twisters
• Ways to give: How and where to help in your community
• Votes on initiatives raise some new questions
• No one wins when 'safety of the kids' turns to abuse
• Superintendents suggest shorter school year as a budget fix
• As hard times drag on, small gifts make a difference
• Community calendar
• Public meetings
• Candle identified as source of fire at home in Everett
• 3 killed in fiery crash on Whidbey Island
• Tell us about your Christmas miracle
• Tulalip fest touts food, wine
• Mass following
• Front Porch: Send us your Christmas ideas
• Mukilteo church's Black Friday focus: The homeless
• Darrington mayoral race still undecided
• State won and lost in sale of 'Lottomobile'
• Cities hope for state help, create transportation wish list
• Small plane crashes in Snohomish; no injuries reported
• Suspect sought in Everett pharmacy robbery
• Police search for suspect in rape at Everest College in Everett
• A political victory, with a hangover
• Principal takes a dousing to reward students' fundraising efforts
• Customers, workers criticize plan to close Everett mail facility
• Man struck, killed in Everett after argument over stereo equipment
• Everett woman found dead in cell at county jail
• Fugitive Watch
• North County Update
• Snohomish County Fire District 1 eliminates nine positions
• Veterans Day Events
• Marysville woman charged in fatal crash tests positive for alcohol use
• Darrington mayor race is one vote apart
• War is long over, but memories endure for Monroe veteran
• Arrest made in Marysville dognapping
• Recordings of Everett School Board meetings to be posted on Web faster
• Veterans facing tough job market
• Year-old ferry Chetzemoka will need new propellers
• Front Porch: Trumpeting return
• Bothell Public Works truck stolen
• Arlington High School turns from comedy to drama in 'Rehearsal for Murder'
• Fill up on chowder and chili at Camano Island cookoff
• Timeless toy
• Marysville teaching residents about holiday safety
• Woman sexually assaulted at Everest College
• Lynnwood man arrested for home invasion robbery
• What the average Everett homeowner will get with $2 more a year in taxes
• Fire leads detectives to marijuana growing operation in Snohomish
• Results of some close election races are 'wait and see'
• Hazardous materials teams respond to call about bucket emitting vapors
• April death penalty decision for pair accused of killings
• Rep. Larsen urges USPS to reconsider closure of Everett mail facility
• 2 rising political stars bruised in race for county executive
• Warm-hearted clothing drive helps children in need
• Community Extra: Applause
• Vote could be last call for some contract liquor stores
• Santa Paws
• It's flood season, and here's some history
• Veterans Day Events
• Front Porch: Honoring heroes
• Keeping the Tuskegee Airmen's story alive
• Final defendant sentenced in Everett home invasion robbery
• Lynnwood to open City Hall as cold weather emergency shelter
• Soccer club plans fundraiser for family of Marysville teen killed in car crash
• DUI patrols arrest 52 drivers over weekend
• Weigh in on county budget
• Monroe robbery suspect gives victim enough clues to ID him.
• County's fleet is getting greener
• Marysville car enthusiast recalls driving the famous and powerful
• As it marks 20 years, KSER is making grand plans for its future
• Care for a Sky Mall catalog while you wait?
• Two men arrested following car burglaries in Arlington
• Motorcyclist injured in collision in Clearview
• Police seek Lynnwood robbery suspect
• Three injured in multi-car accident on 128th Street SW
• Liquor measure faring better than Eyman initiative in latest survey
• EvCC goes global to celebrate International Education Week
• Meeting set on closing Everett mail facility
• Access to the U.S. 2 trestle is safer, less congested
• Monroe considers wakeboard center on Lake Tye
• Rock blasting for Highway 522 project postponed until spring
• Kimberly-Clark buys generating equipment from PUD for $26.5M
• Lowell man hangs on to dream of interpretive center on Snohomish River
• Everett Halloween party goes to the dogs
• Alcohol Licenses
• Road Report
• Front Porch: Happy Halloween
• The iBabysitter
• Make room for malasadas
• Around Snohomish County
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Most go gently
• Candidates, campaigns play the trick-or-treat game
• Everett architect was a role model, left imprint on city
• Some schools take Halloween out of education equation
• Everett City Council members' absences add up
• What closing the mail processing facility in Everett could mean
• Spiritual Life calendar
• Front Porch: You betcha, it's time for lutefisk in Stanwood
• Drivers and trick-or-treaters should follow these Halloween safety tips
• Interfaith Amigos -- imam, pastor and rabbi -- to speak at event in Langley on Sunday
• 1 percent property tax hike proposed in Everett
• Sultan School District wins $50,000 grant from Microsoft for tech needs
• Electric car drivers charged up
• As winter approaches, bears look to bulk up -- on your garbage
• The 1 percent solution
• EvCC Grounds Crew Wins Monte Cristo Award
• Seattle detective pleads not guilty to drunken driving charge after wreck in Mukilteo
• Mill Creek woman arrested following search warrant that turns up suspected heroin, meth
• 2 passengers in fatal Getchell crash improving
• Halloween safety party for kids and dogs Saturday in Mukilteo
• Man shooting BB gun at propane tank to blame for police drama in Everett
• Families of victims of Snohomish High stabbing release statements
• Motorcyclist injured trying to avoid hitting vehicle on Highway 9
• Celebrate International Education Week Nov. 14-18
• Update on Valley View homes in danger of sliding
• Front Porch: Tells about your nonprofit or charitable group
• Freedom to honk
• Load a pirate ship with booty to help Arlington food bank, Kids Kloset
• Drop off unused prescription medications
• A reading program for the (record) books
• Edmonds man recalls childhood in Libya before Gadhafi's coup
• Lynnwood mayor campaigns against plan to cut his job
• How we die in Snohomish County and Washington
• One scary neighborhood
• Popping sound in Everett neighborhood unidentified
• Fire destroys motor home in Everett
• First to arrive, football buddies recall Snohomish High stabbing scene
• Occupy Everett group has permit to camp in courthouse plaza
• Snohomish County's limit on horn-honking could stifle speech, state Supreme Court rules
• Former Momsen commander on trial Friday in rape case
• Gregoire lays out blueprint for 'dreadful' spending cuts
• Fire burns 2 vehicles at Everett recruiting office
• Why the city can't stop the railroad from cutting down trees
• Crosstown rival bolsters spirits of Snohomish High after violent attack
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Milestones
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Just push play
• Front Porch: Register by Monday to vote in general election
• Marysville police to discuss two sex offenders
• Cautionary report by national watchdog on enforcement cameras
• County buys Sultan Basin property for gun range
• Marysville rallies behind family who lost well-liked student athlete
• New trees keep Brier streams healthy
• Body found in brush was 48-year-old Everett man
• Driver who was severely drunk pleads guilty to vehicular homicide in Marysville death
• 3 corrections officers fired at Monroe prison
• Edmonds mayor's aide will stay on paid leave at least until investigation finished
• Suspect in Snohomish High stabbing charged with attempted murder, assault
• Automated people counters coming to an Everett bus near you
• Occupy Everett, part 2
• Front Porch: Help us list the 'Ways to Give'
• Roll the dice
• AA- rating saves Stanwood money
• Gold prospecting? First check the handbook
• A personal pursuit to support cancer victims
• Murder defendant now charged with assault against corrections officer
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Two talks by ESPN's cofounder will benefit children's museum
• String of burglaries reported in north Whidbey Island
• Documents that fueled Everett school scuffle made public
• Darrington toddler injured in shooting expected to recover
• Lake Stevens teacher wins $25,000 national award
• Body found in Everett may have been in brush for months
• Marysville house damaged in fire
• Musician Mark Hibbert dies
• Marysville teen sentenced to 10 years for shooting outside Everett school
• Marysville student killed in crash called 'a gentleman and a scholar'
• Snohomish stabbing victims allegedly chosen at random; charges due Wednesday
• Lynnwood OKs temporary extension of traffic camera contract
• So far, Occupy Everett is not much of an occupation
• Mountlake Terrace council candidates question endorsements
• In sole contested city council race, Mill Creek candidates mostly agree
• Attempt to recall school official
• Rolling out the red carpet for queens for a day
• Snohomish County conference casts spotlight on farming
• Keep eye out for wild animals in corn maze
• Pork out
• Lease dispute stymies savings
• Darrington boy, 18 months old, injured by gunshot
• Washed-out access road to backcountry may yet be repaired
• Body found along Airport Road in Everett had been there for months
• Young man killed, 2 others injured in Getchell-area crash
• Highway 9 reopens in Maltby after container investigated
• Fall Play The World Over on Stage Nov. 17-19 and Dec. 1-3
• Aviation Maintenance Program Info Session Nov. 10
• Girl in critical condition after stabbing at Snohomish High School
• Biking on downtown sidewalks -- keep the ban?
• Agreement reached on Mill Creek fire protection
• Authors take look back at the Seattle World's fair
• Maltby couple take the long way toward getting hitched
• Everett children's museum acquires more property
• Police, district cover what-ifs
• What is too sick for school?
• No city, county revenue at stake in liquor vote
• Sight set, boy hits his target
• Front Porch: Toy, clothing drive
• Furnace fire damages home in Lowell
• Crews quickly put out blaze at Everett home
• Worked for Walt
• Heartfelt memories of slain Everett couple
• Hospitals' joining resurrects debate
• Bride's amazing gifts
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Everett School Board members still at odds over closed meetings
• 'Remarkable' Edmonds woman thought of life as a journey
• Preparing to be 'Nana' isn't like it used to be
• Storm clouds brew in 2 Everett City Council races
• Snohomish Historical Society rummage sale today
• The Arab cold snap
• Front Porch: Snow geese have returned to Stanwood fields
• No action on utility tax in Mukilteo
• Snohomish church takes on food stamp challenge
• Snohomish adopts parking time limits
• Everett library to close for 2 weeks for painting, carpeting
• U.S. 2 trestle work is finished
• County families with connection to war in Iraq react to its end
• The Fate of Nature Author Charles Wohlforth Speaks at EvCC Nov. 14
• Gary Olson, Lynnwood fire chief, retires
• Third defendant guilty in school yard killing over $30 drug debt
• Stranded driver tries to run when trooper smells alcohol on his breath
• Smoking blamed in blaze that damaged Monroe home
• Cities juggle traffic-camera controversies
• Cause sought for car fire in Everett
• Officer, can you grab my wallet drugs?
• Solutions for Lincoln-induced garage door malfunctions
• Election guide: Meet the candidates
• Sex offender alert issued in Arlington
• Deaths in Lynnwood likely murder-suicide
• Seniors on COLA hike: 'It's better than nothing'
• Self-defense claim made in Everett murder trial
• Why garage door openers stop working when the Lincoln's in port
• All eyes on Everett School Board election
• Edmonds voters asked to decide on three levy measures
• Keeping Edmonds' art alive
• North County Update
• Everett council candidate wants to raise oil awareness
• Edmonds council candidates focus on keeping city solvent
• Radio, radio
• What sold very well at Marysville craft show
• Minor injuries in Arlington blaze
• Survey will help shape Centennial Trail's future
• Suspect in Mukilteo store robbery sought
• Man who died in Tulalip fire identified
• 15-year sentence for Everett home-invasion robbery
• Woman who had been arrested cleared in Marysville dog-napping case
• 3-car accident near Lynnwood sends 2 people to hospitals
• Everett Public Library closure coming
• Two dead in Lynnwood murder-suicide
• State 'Lottomobile' being sold to recoup costs
• Municipal budgets: Duress at city halls
• Where the past still lives
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Herald movie critic Robert Horton on TV
• Lake Stevens man missing since Oct. 8
• Everett City Council candidates differ on economic-growth plan
• Monroe police team with deputy to investigate and arrest prolific criminals
• Glass Art: Reflections and Illumniations Oct. 31-Dec. 2
• Can you give this animal a home?
• Suspects plead not guilty in Everett slayings
• Imagine Children's Museum buys more land
• Lottomobile no more, vehicle owned by state lottery is up for sale
• Did your garage door opener stop working? Could be the Lincoln is back.
• Dogs' sense of smell winning competitions and saving lives
• Budget issues key in 4 Lynnwood City Council races
• Everett City Council candidates see spending priorities differently
• Aaron Reardon says he has no plans to run for governor or Congress
• PUD harvests power with new hydropower project
• It's deer season -- on the roads
• Grapes of wrath, hops of bitterness
• 3-year-old caught in middle of a question of who pays for her care
• Public Meetings
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Barbecue fundraiser to aid Mill Creek boy with leukemia
• Two newcomers face off for vacant seat on Mukilteo School Board
• New award keeps alive the spirit of caring
• Monroe schools seek to renew tax levy
• Vandals slash tires of vans at Snohomish Boys & Girls Club
• Trial starts for third defendant in Everett school yard slaying
• Suspects in slaying of Everett couple extradited from California
• Three candidate forums scheduled
• Duo retain title as top spellers at Everett library bee
• County Council candidates keep focused on the issues
• County Council gives its OK to its new district boundaries
• Snohomish to discuss tax hike, parking
• Public meetings
• Back to you, Ronald
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Artists invited to submit work for Lights of Christmas
• City services, property taxes key in Oak Harbor mayor, council races
• Political newcomer challenges Ron Gipson for Everett council seat
• Links and Alliances Conference Nov. 12 at EvCC
• Edmonds mayor battling opponent and personnel controversy
• Sultan photographer turned a tiger into a calendar cat
• Public Meetings
• Alcohol Licenses
• Front Porch: Oak Harbor Lions sponsor blood drive Thursday
• That's just super
• If your smoke alarm is busted, Everett Fire Department will install free alarms
• Edmonds School Board candidates see funding as top issue
• Variety of fixes aims to prevent a repeat of sewage- and stormwater-flooded basements in Everett
• Sultan joins traffic-camera debate with proposal for school zones
• Mukilteo Republican Sayes challenges Democrat Sullivan for County Council seat
• County history museum must leave the Carnegie Building in Everett but has few options for a new home
• Everett house damaged after fire spreads from old chimney into walls
• Cyclocross bikers hit the Silver Lake beach for a muscle-burning race
• The big money of Washington's public universities
• This week's public meetings
• Community calendar
• Life story: Family activist remembered for bringing Sky Valley communities together
• Retired official sets novel in Prohibition-era Everett
• I-1183 the second attempt to shift liquor sales to Costco, grocery and convenience stores
• No justice yet in death of a just man, Thomas Wales
• Where they stand: County executive candidates' opinions on top issues
• Abandoned house in Everett burns Saturday
• Breakfast at Tulalip Resort to benefit program that aids victims of violent crime
• Candidates agree: Sultan needs more business
• Everett's Kroeze Brothers celebrate 60 years of ministry
• Street work coming to end
• Wakeboard park proposed for Monroe's Lake Tye
• Front Porch: Craft show Saturday in Marysville
• Faith and religion calendar
• Ticket to ride
• Boil-water warning issued for Camano subdivision
• With traffic camera contract expiring, Lynnwood council debate continues
• Monroe voters to weigh in on traffic cameras, but it may not resolve the debate
• Suspect in Pedersen killings: 'This is what I was born to do'
• Following the money on Everett City Council candidates
• Overheard on the police beat
• Camano man recalls 6th grade with Steve Jobs
• Families face difficult questions when family member is released from prison
• Arlington to celebrate closing of Centennial Trail's 'gap' with Saturday event
• Surgical robot will be the star at free health fair in Everett
• Work continues to address safety issues at Monroe prison after murder of corrections officer
• Swedish, Providence partnership faces state, federal reviews
• The big money of Washington's public universities
• Firefighters, cops flipping flapjacks Saturday in Mukilteo
• fugitive watch
• Think I gotta cut loose
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Event honors former Snohomish High music teacher Ed Peterson
• Edmonds staffer fired by mayor files complaint claiming retaliation
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing death in Everett school yard
• Man guilty in Colorado sex crimes may be brought to Snohomish County to face Lynnwood rape charge
• Everett woman given suspended sentence for bigamy
• Man, boy expected to recover after serious wreck on I-5 in Lynnwood
• Cash haul in liquor initiative battle tops $18 million
• Trees coming down along W. Marine View Drive
• Snohomish residents warned of convicted sex offender
• Police foundation information session in Snohomish
• More murk in campaign for Snohomish County executive
• Probe continues into Everett man's shooting
• Candidates for Monroe School Board agree: Student test scores must rise
• Mountlake Terrace man held for alleged assault of girlfriend
• Oregon murder suspects' extradition pending
• No change of judge in Scherf case
• Environmental plan earns Sultan River dam a new 45-year license
• Lynnwood mayor's job might cease to exist
• Right on target with teens
• Teen driving safety class at Archbishop Murphy
• Peanut crunch
• Schack-toberfest
• Quarterly Tourism Forum - Mobile Technology Seminar
• DSHS chief to leave for new job
• Everett teen arrested after SUV crashes into Lynnwood house
• Nickel and dime
• North County Update
• Art takes to the stage at fundraiser in Arlington
• Forest roads near Darrington reopen
• Best friends learn business with their Arlington clothing line
• Levy would let Snohomish fire district access more taxes
• Attracting business top priority for Monroe City Council candidates
• Mill Creek needs your advice about how to pay for city's future
• Edmonds students with medical issues have special access to a nurse
• Deaconess closing doors Oct. 31
• Can you give one of these animals a home?
• Front Porch: Plant trees in Brier
• Washington Technical Schools and Community Colleges Awarded $1.58 Million for Aerospace Training
• DeeDee Pedersen's daughters remember day they met couple charged with killings
• Zaatar Days, Henna Nights Author Speaks at EvCC Nov. 3
• Colleges Celebrate Adult Literacy Week Oct. 16-22
• Edmonds hires attorney to investigate charges
• Motorcyclist who died in crash identified as Marysville man
• Public Meetings
• Class helps Snohomish County caregivers cope
• Lynnwood charity needs boys jeans and pants
• Calling it Quitster
• Front Porch: Special Education fair
• Around the County
• Preserving Monroe farmland
• Arlington's mayoral candidates differ on how to tackle budget crisis
• Budget cuts, growth key concerns in Arlington city races
• Former Gov. Al Rosellini dies at 101
• Lake Stevens coffee stands team up with center to stop domestic violence
• Arlington man arrested for suspicion of robbing Mukilteo coffee stand
• Program for young moms saved from extinction
• Two hurt in I-5 wreck in Lynnwood
• EvCC Gets $3.3 Million Federal Job Training Grant
• Couple now suspected in 4 killings in 3 states
• Whidbey Island couple stabbed, son arrested
• Monroe fire station to hold open house
• Active Duty
• Front Porch: Find past family
• Wash up
• Marysville care facility boasts three centenarians
• Wellness center caters to what women want
• Lack of school funding a concern for Sultan board candidates
• Arlington school board candidate questions Trafton closure
• Mukilteo ferry electronic sign awaiting repairs
• Monroe High grad helps Afghans in air force learn English
• Monroe asks for sales tax increase
• Hungry caterpillars take toll on forest
• Ferry Chetzemoka to move to south Puget Sound
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Marysville candidate sees yearning for democracy
• Emails intimate a Lynnwood city hall under siege
• Group plans 'Socktoberfest' to help homeless stay warm
• Impacts of Tim Eyman's tolling measure, I-1125, debated
• On urban trails, trouble strikes quickly
• Annie Get Your Gun at Everett Performing Arts Center
• Marysville motorcyclist killed in collision with car
• Body found in missing Everett man's Jeep
• Everett teen pleads guilty in shooting of rival
• Bothell annex debate heats up
• They come for the kraut as well as the sausage at Everett festival
• Life makeover
• Faith calendar
• Excellent
• Front Porch: Buddhist monument to open in Langley
• Fire risks go up as weather gets chilly
• Graffiti at Stanwood High School prompts probe, safety measures
• Pause, rest, reflect at spiritual center in Stanwood
• Big changes in store for Stanwood council
• Our file on the Reardon-Hope records skirmish gets thicker
• Slain Everett woman, missing husband remembered: 'You knew they were in love'
• Man who died in blaze near Arlington ID'd
• AHDI Names EvCC's Patricia Stettler Educator of the Year
• President Taft's visit to Everett 100 years ago
• Woman tied to animal rescue group arrested in Marysville dog theft
• Parents encouraged to attend Marysville forum about drug use
• Community's best spellers meet for bee tonight in Everett
• Warm Beach looking for volunteers for Lights of Christmas display
• County Council leaning toward redistricting map that joins Tulalip with Everett in District 2
• Executive sessions and the Washington Open Public Meetings Act
• Everett arts center glassblowers making a patch of 300 pumpkins
• Fugitive watch
• Front Porch: Blood drive set for EvCC on Tuesday, Wednesday
• North county update
• Are you ready for some job hunting, Bocephus?
• 'Project Runway' purse and more available at Darrington dinner auction
• Remembering when Everett really was Mill Town
• Residents, businesses regroup after Strand Hotel fire forces them out
• Man struck and killed by train was from Arlington
• Judge will announce next week if he'll step down from Byron Scherf's murder trial
• Oak Harbor man charged in slaying of his grandfather
• Everett pair suspected in Oregon slaying
• Man arrested after driving into Lake Stevens pasture, harassing horses, threatening deputies
• Children's Museum nominated for 'best fun place for kids'
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Welcome to Costmoreco
• Front Porch: Recycle your electronics Saturday
• With more kids walking to school, students get tips on pedestrian safety
• Two political newcomers run for Granite Falls City Council seat
• Expert says Lynnwood traffic camera data is inconclusive
• Retired principal challenging incumbent on Marysville School Board
• Two friends compete for Darrington mayor's office
• Edmonds City Council voids mayor's settlement pact with staffer who resigned
• Can you give one of these animals a home?
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Milestones
• Man found dead in Gold Bar apparently hit by train
• Herald publisher Allen Funk stepping down from post
• Providence to partner with Swedish
• Couple suspected in Everett slaying arrested in California
• Firefighters put out blaze at Everett's Strand Hotel
• North County Update
• Fire causes $25,000 in damage to Lake Stevens-area home
• The Apple of our i
• Mill Creek will keep own police services
• Arlington High School students will join Seattle-based performers for concert to benefit art
• For some, free medical clinic is the only Safe Harbor
• Barefoot Bandit's mom says she'll take the blame
• A broken hip can't stand in the way of love
• Edmonds nonprofit sends teams of volunteers to help across the world
• Students' cats, dogs and even frogs are blessed at Lynnwood school's celebration
• Front Porch: Knights of Columbus help disabled
• Suspect's bail denied while investigation of two slayings in Oak Harbor continues
• Search continues for men connected to shooting in Mukilteo
• Manhunt under way for 2 suspects in killing of Everett woman
• Stolen dog reunited with Marysville family
• Clothesline Project on Display at EvCC Oct. 17-21
• No charges will be filed in Everett School Board fracas
• Sorry, not a winner
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Navy drill in Everett
• Armed man robs Mukilteo coffee stand
• Mountlake Terrace honors city gardeners
• Paige is now a happy mother of 17 -- piglets
• State senator challenges Cantwell for U.S. Senate seat
• Snohomish 5K run to help burn victims
• Police say stolen dog may be returned
• Martha Lake Elementary students proud of role in new playground
• We still have lots of questions involving Hope and Reardon staffer
• Byron Scherf requests new judge, citing bias
• Gov. Gregoire orders Lottery to halt plans for custom van
• Everett offers prep for SAT
• Haircuts for a good cause
• Man arrested after double homicide in Oak Harbor
• Colton Harris-Moore's sentencing delayed to December
• Panel Discussion Oct. 19: Christian, Muslim, and Jewish Clergy
• Mukilteo police investigate shooting of man in buttocks
• Riding the bus? Pay or risk fine
• Homes still slowly sliding
• Road report
• Front Porch: Concert to benefit Index Museum
• Around Snohomish County
• Workshops focus on the Sound
• Wimoweh, wimoweh
• Town hall topic: Latino issues
• Snapshot brings up memories of simple times
• Jobs may be cut or taxes raised in Monroe
• Jersey barriers for U.S. 2 safety?
• Property assessments could be key in county race
• Newcomers vie for Marysville City Council
• Marysville's appointed mayor faces political newcomer in November election
• Family of 5 displaced by blaze in Lynnwood
• 1 dead in early morning blaze west of Arlington
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Redistricting: a puzzle with 195,000 pieces
• Reardon's cash lead has Hope frustrated by lukewarm GOP help
• Network works to ensure former warriors can fit back in
• Humble man led a life rich in stories
• Riders break in new trails at Stevens Pass bike park
• Everett Jews cast away sins with 'tashlich' ceremony
• Open Records Act: serious work for all parties
• Doctors warn of jump in whooping cough cases in Snohomish County
• County's 2012 budget gets by with no major cuts, no tax increases
• Snohomish high school students getting training now to 'build the next 787'
• Front Porch: Granite Falls celebrates Railroad and Reunion Days
• Faith calendar
• Roll out the barrel
• The home show is on
• Newcomers jump into three contested races for Lake Stevens mayor, council posts
• Everett police release few details in homicide of 69-year-old woman, disappearance of husband
• Monroe inmate charged with attack on counselor
• County executive candidates debate cordially amid rancorous campaign
• Charges: Marysville man who hit officer had blood-alcohol level nearly three times the limit
• Pay hike coming for minimum wage earners
• Prices on concession items changing at Comcast Arena
• Monroe looks to sell its new image as a recreation destination
• State keeps its D.C. lobbyist for transportation, and at a discount
• 5 years after Marysville approval, Wal-Mart to begin work on new store
• Maltby couple, both Army veterans, praise end of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Wear an ugly tie, play Bingo and send someone to college
• From the annals of Ig Nobility
• Sentencing rescheduled for former attorney who tried to smuggle drugs to inmate
• Multi-town effort brings in food and cash
• Group plans to open historic Trafton School for community programs
• State schools chief says it was his duty to refuse to identify cuts
• Sedro-Woolley woman seriously hurt after motorcycle accident on U.S. 2
• Bomb threat brings evacuation at Snohomish high school
• Fire that destroyed Lynnwood home caused by furniture too close to heater
• Clear evidence of homicide in death of Everett woman, 69
• Mill Creek police guild opposed to sheriff's contract
• The tangled Web behind the Hope-Reardon tiff
• Lions Park adds cutting-edge technology for visually impaired
• Edmonds man sought after domestic violence report involving a gun
• Community Calendar: Applause
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Post-possum depression
• State burn ban to end Saturday
• How Washington's congressional districts have changed over the years
• County executive candidate questions source of complaint
• Little explanation for departures of two Edmonds city employees
• Students bring joy on Days of Caring
• Everett played key part in history of Prohibition
• Community Extra: Milestones
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Front Porch: Town hall on Alzheimer's scheduled for Oct. 5
• One treated for smoke inhalation in fire that damaged Lynnwood apartment
• Fire destroys house in Lynnwood
• Jury convicts sex offender of murder in death of Monroe woman
• Everett police call woman's death 'very suspicious'
• Warm Beach history took author around world
• Row-A-Thon on Lake Stevens
• Hope accuses Reardon staffer of false claims
• Arlington must fill $2 million hole in budget
• Clearer picture of weather
• TV takes look at complicated era
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Dog stolen in Marysville
• Hot date
• North County Update
• Too little data to judge red-light cameras, DOT says
• 7 key parts of county budget
• Final arguments in Monroe murder case
• Aviation Maintenance Technician School Info Session Oct. 13
• New study shows extent of fiscal pain in cities
• Edmonds School District third-graders given free swim lessons
• County adds $637 million in assessed property
• Campaign complaint against Rep. Mike Hope dismissed
• Fire destroys shed, equipment in Lynnwood
• USS Ingraham leaves on six-month mission
• Everett house fire likely caused by candles
• Edmonds train station gets Community Transit platform
• Mill Creek considers outsourcing some police services
• New health center seeks to meet medical needs of low-income families in south county
• Risky chase earns Everett man three years in prison
• Deaconess Children's Services prepares for awards
• TVW documentary focuses on issues with the state ferry system
• EvCC group to mark Coming Out Day
• Stamp act
• $879,725 Grant to Fund Advanced Manufacturing Project
• Snohomish Brewfest on tap
• Kamiak student embraces Ghana orphanage
• Lynnwood may spend $10,000 on camera probe
• Flap over campaign sign in fire district race
• Tiny blue signals help police catch people who run red lights
• Wind knocks out power to 9,000 county residents
• Libraries offer e-books for the Kindle
• Mukilteo considers plastic bag ban
• Fight over renaming of former City Hall for former mayor
• Village Theatre ready to show off new Everett venues for Kidstage
• Alcohol Licenses
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Graham Kerr to speak at health fair
• Youth get a voice on Edmonds City Council
• Better late than never
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Dig deeper into state payroll data
• Professor, planner recalled for serving Granite Falls
• Reporting child abuse most often done by professionals
• Brightwater plant's opening likely means less work for some
• Starbucked
• Stanwood negotiating fire, emergency services contract
• Level III sex offender moving back to Arlington
• Snohomish County Catholics return from trip to see pope in Madrid
• Good news for Lynnwood cameras after some new math
• Granite Falls kindergartners throw surprise party for 90-year-old volunteer, 'Grandma Helen'
• Tulalip Tribes donate record $5.5 million in grants
• Alpaca farm open to tours
• New trial ordered in manslaughter case against Marysville man who fatally shot 6-year-old daughter
• Edmonds man sentenced 10 years for possession of 30 pounds of heroin
• Rapist, suspect in 1995 cold cases will remain behind bars for now
• Lynnwood duplex fire causes $120,000 in damage
• Marysville man involved in wrong-way crash in Alaska
• Camano Island alpaca farm open to tours this weekend
• Finally, library users can check out books on Kindles
• In the blotters: fake bongs, sexcapades and sad puppies
• North County Update
• Fugitive Watch
• Hey mister, what'cha doing?
• Front Porch: Clean up and help out Cascade High harriers
• Smokey Point's Plant Farm offers gardening seminars geared for fall
• Potatoes au gratin or au gratin potatoes, it might to be 16,000-pound world record
• Now a retirement home, historic Everett school building prepares to welcome its alumni
• Most of Reardon's campaign funds come from King County
• Darrington's Sauk-Suiattle Tribe welcomes first dugout canoe in generations
• Paine Field certified as federal staging area for disasters
• Everett Public Library renovating area for teens
• New I-5 ramps at Lynnwood should mean less weaving for drivers
• Granite Falls man, who was last to see missing woman, likely died from drowning
• Marysville police seek homicide charge against man who supplied drugs to teen who died
• Money will help prevent mudslides that stop train service
• EvCC Literacy Center Seeks Volunteer Tutors
• Celebrate EvCC's Safe Zone Program Oct. 11 - Free Cake!
• Donate Blood at EvCC Oct. 11-12
• $2 billion hole will mean 'brutal' decisions for special session
• Watch out for people pushing wheelbarrows of veggies through downtown
• What 169,624 Washington state employees earned in 2010
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Defacedbook
• Stanwood's hiring of former Marysville administrator a temporary measure
• Crackdown on heroin continues in Snohomish
• Everett's proposed 2012 budget spares workers
• EvCC nursing students prepare for medical aid mission to Dominican Republic
• Lawmakers greeted with white crosses during tour of U.S. 2
• Everett School Board discusses superintendent's goals, including plans for challenging programs
• Arlington teen raising money to fight bleeding disorder
• Judge asks to hear more, suggests Monroe might have erred in traffic camera case
• What's that construction project at the library?
• Air crash victim remembered as compassionate tough guy
• Can you give an animal a home?
• 'Happiest kid' gets her wish
• Lake Stevens police, firefighters to face off in softball match for food bank, family center
• North County Update
• Lake Stevens High's solar panel to generate power, learning opportunities
• Mukilteo City Council candidates to meet at forum Wednesday
• Heron tosses back some breakfast
• County Council plans hearing on new district boundaries
• Get hired soon
• Mill Creek couple plead guilty to bilking Social Security, assistance programs of $300,000
• Ooh, la, la: Gardening guru Ciscoe Morris to pitch rain gardens at Everett show on Saturday
• Arlington theater students stage musical without help of adults
• Stumpy's gone, but squirrel rescues go on
• Mukilteo woman pleads not guilty to abuse of girl
• Index to start search for a new fire chief
• Have your say on senior issues
• Monroe murder trial opens
• Court to grapple with Monroe camera controversy Wednesday
• Everett School Board plans meeting today on how to evaluate superintendent
• New database eases search for state worker earnings in 2010
• Buy Tickets Now for Gusto! Support the EvCC Foundation
• Snohomish County event memorializes victims of violent crime
• Girl, 10, tells of reported abuse and torture
• County Council approves a new contract with its largest employee union
• Teacher with 'big heart' dies from injuries suffered in car crash
• How to fix toxic legacy?
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Support for families living with mental illness
• Hiker injured on trail near Darrington
• Brand burner
• Fashion show features modest, yet stylish, clothes
• Appreciate the sunshine, we won't see much more
• County Council urges Boeing to build new 737 in Everett
• Boards OKs Everett Public Library director job
• Designed for energy efficiency
• Higher gate prices mean record revenue for Evergreen State Fair
• Ethics Board clears, cautions Hope
• Struggling homeowners can get mediation aid
• Sultan would delay maintenance under budget proposal
• Plenty of flu shots for everyone
• Daring young soap box drivers take their chances on Derby Hill
• Light rail: On Hwy 99 or I-5?
• Edmonds travel writer shares stories from his RV
• Around the county
• Active Duty
• Alcohol Licenses
• Road Report
• Come hungry and bring Tupperware for leftovers
• Front Porch: Social Security forum
• Get resume help at workshops
• Proposal to revitalize Evergreen Way
• Road project should ease turning traffic on 56th Street
• State's latest battle over booze certain to be heated, costly
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Maps recognize county's red and blue divide
• Retired teacher's message: Get involved in education
• Elbert, LeSesne opposed censure
• 1 dead, 6 injured; crash closes U.S. 2 for more than three hours
• Spiritual Life Calendar
• Marysville church bringing aid, skills to Haiti
• Everett youth center gets break on rent
• Everett man charged with three bank robberies
• County receives $8.2 million grant to repair Paine Field
• Educators may increase English and social studies classes for future high school graduates
• Suiattle River Road gains support from Darrington residents
• As guard moves out, Everett Armory future uncertain
• Lynnwood Recreation Center offers space to practice break dancing moves
• Sobering message for young drivers
• The Marlboro ape
• Woman injured in head-on collision near Arlington
• Rep. Mike Hope cleared of ethics violations
• Two final portraits complete county courthouse's wall of jurists
• Facts about fishing in Washington — and fishing for votes
• Prosecutors allege teen son of Marysville day care operator sexually assaulted three girls
• Marysville opens new paved trail
• Snohomish man sentenced to 5 years for ramming police vehicles
• Study could end debate about whether compost company is responsible for foul odor
• Fired jail employee sets 6-month term for sex with inmate
• Edmonds ferry dock replacing last of wooden pilings with steel dolphins
• Hold the anchovies
• Front Porch: Hearing set for plan to move historic home
• Fugitive watch
• Camano author's book helping veterans with memory loss reconnect
• Many groups helping Arlington's Kid's Kloset fill needs
• $500,000 bail for suspect in assault of child
• Cyclist struck, trapped under car in Marysville before taken to hospital
• Early morning train
• Hole in state budget as bad as expected: $1.2 billion
• U.S. Postal Service may close Everett processing center
• Three Mukilteo schools locked down during police manhunt
• Grant expands program for parents fighting addiction
• Lake Stevens woman coordinates humanitarian aid for African drought victims
• Lynnwood robbery suspect arrested
• Poisoned ground: Superfund sites in Snohomish County
• After lawsuit, Point Wells developer won't work with cities
• Mukilteo native to sing on TV show
• Everett post office reports theft from mailbox
• Fix for tribes' water woes
• Community Extra: Applause
• Don't lose your punch card
• Front Porch: Shred stuff
• EvCC Named a Military Friendly School
• Atmospheres at EvCC?s Art Gallery Sept. 19-Oct. 21
• Village Theatre's $2,000 a month break
• Mukilteo women arrested after girl, 10, found 'extremely emaciated,' bruised and scarred
• Republican leader hopes Kucinich changes mind, moves to Washington
• Monday marks 70 years for Everett Community College
• Can you top this?
• Toyland, toyland
• Camano Island volunteer finds many ways to help her community
• Firefighters pick Arlington Rural
• Front Porch: Can they graduate?
• Help out with estuary restoration
• Single-lane bridge to be replaced in Arlington
• Snohomish considers limiting downtown parking to three hours
• Officials hold Darrington open house to discuss the Suiattle River Road
• True to his school: Class of '61 honors Everett High icon
• Backers of camera ban in Monroe respond to city lawsuit
• Everett's Providence hospital to slash up to 175 jobs
• Political maps could put piece of new district in county
• Man charged with vehicular homicide of Meghan Stivers
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Award-winning poet to read works
• Body found in van near Lynnwood
• Arlington bicyclist thanks all who helped him
• Lynnwood pedestrian hit by car dies
• Lynnwood teens eager to serve community
• State Auditor Brian Sonntag to end long political career
• Everett School Board to consider policy changes for executive sessions
• Time to launch pumpkins in Snohomish
• New at liquor stores: tasting sessions
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Public Meetings
• Mountlake Terrace residents can comment on waste clean up
• The gloves are off
• Woodway and community group sue over proposed Point Wells condo project
• Suspect in assault on musician told police that band was playing song he didn't like
• State Auditor Brian Sonntag will not seek re-election in 2012
• Soaking up the stoopid like a SpongeBob
• Road report: Construction work and road closures
• North County update
• Active Duty: News of county residents in the military
• Front Porch: Course in Everett addresses mental illness
• Lynnwood teens invited to pizza party to learn about opportunities with advisory group
• View is great, but you don't want to need to go there
• United Way honors generous spirits in county who help those in need
• Warm, dry spell brings reminder to be careful
• Dr. Eugene Bond, Everett's 'Marcus Welby,' remembered for never turning a patient away
• Bothell annexation plans headed back to the voters
• Everett homeowner wants to know who saved his house from fire
• Friend returns to celebration
• Thousands turn out across Snohomish County to remember victims of Sept. 11, 2001
• Alcohol license applications
• Public meetings
• Red Cross volunteer from Mukilteo saw hope in aftermath of 9/11
• A quick decision saved Lisa Lee's life on Sept. 11, 2001
• Before the smoke cleared, Edmonds veteran knew sacrifices lay ahead
• Edmonds woman still mourns the cousin she lost on 9/11
• Life Story: Arlington teacher Susie Buse had a big heart for students and family
• Solla remembered for his work for Arlington
• Events throughout county honor victims, heroes of Sept. 11
• News of 10 years ago, before attack changed everything
• 5 things to watch as state's political lines are redrawn
• Remembrance and change, a decade after 9/11
• This week's public meetings
• Community calendar
• Duplex fire in Marysville causes $280,000 damage
• Man arrested after musician attacked during performance at Mukilteo festival
• Monroe wilderness school teaches how to survive in the wild
• Vaux's swifts return to their annual roost at Monroe school chimney
• Index man dies from injuries suffered in wreck
• Animal planet
• Events planned for 9/11
• Friends, family say Marsyville man who died in hiking accident lived life as an adventure
• Everett School Board to censure member Jessica Olson -- again
• Man with pit bill bit Everett cop before dog did, prosecutors allege
• Senator's husband ordered to pay $50,000 to former campaign aide who accused him of groping her
• 20 Firefighters Graduate from EvCC Fire Science Program
• Everett man's prison sentence delayed while gang tattoos are removed
• Sheriff's Office aircraft will be in the air this weekend for disaster training
• Bomb threat empties Everett research lab
• Two hospitalized after two-car wreck Friday afternoon near Snohomish
• Arson suspected in $450,000 fire at Everett day care center
• Everett police union seeks arbitration to get Troy Meade back on job
• I scream, you scream, we all run screaming from bad ice cream puns
• Local events planned for 9/11 anniversary
• Stillaguamish Tribe's donation helps keep kids safe in Stanwood football program
• Shades of gray in bad news about good man
• Water main project will shut down Marine Drive west of I-5 for most of the weekend
• Group wants apologies from entire Everett School Board for altercation
• Snohomish couple launch theater and a dream
• North County Update
• 9/11 survivor will speak in Everett
• Front Porch: Car show and swap meet Sunday at Washington Oakes
• Busy weekend ahead in Arlington
• Car hits meter in Edmonds, causing natural gas leak
• Monroe man gets 4 1/2 years for wreck that killed 'backbone' of a family
• Prosecutors fight release of rapist, suspect in Snohomish County cold cases
• Everett man hospitalized after car hits tree
• Hiker who fell to his death on Pilchuck is identified
• Seattle man arrested as suspect in Edmonds burglary
• Treehouse fire might be linked to other arsons in Lynnwood
• Lake Stevens mother pleads for high bail for vehicular homicide suspect
• No injuries in Marysville school bus crash
• Motorcyclist injured when bike strikes car
• Lynnwood police probe car-pedestrian accident
• Front Porch: David Ricci fundraiser
• Man critically injured in one-car crash near Index
• Liz's jewels
• Lynnwood man hospitalized with serious burns
• Body pulled from Quilceda Creek identified as Everett man
• Bright faces greet weary travelers at Smokey Point rest stop
• County's Burger Kings won't be inspected
• Thumbprint matches that of alleged bank robber, prosecutors say
• Cost of Edmonds city park prompts investigation into former mayor
• Suspect's blood-alcohol level tops .30 night of fatal accident
• Crew heads to Eastern Washington to battle wildfire
• Chicken manure likely to blame for Snohomish-area stench
• Monroe expects conservative use of traffic-camera video
• Schools welcome back students for the start of classes
• Hiker dies on Mount Pilchuck after 300-foot fall off cliff
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Front Porch: Town clock dedication
• Teen injured on trail near Granite Falls
• Face to face
• Cops to cut rug for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Lake Chelan swim done but work goes on
• 9/11 lessons not readily taught
• Woman struck by car in Lynnwood hospitalized
• Monroe man held for drive-by shooting
• Specialty vehicle plates give robbery suspect away
• Doing what comes naturally
• North Snohomish County update
• Milestone for Camp Killoqua
• Tape shows robber at work
• There's more to Kimberly-Clark mill than pulp and steam
• New recording surfaces from tense Aug. 23 school board meeting
• Stench reported in Snohomish area; inspector unable to find it
• Gymnastics event in Everett a key stepping stone to London Olympics
• Lynnwood's spacey climbing wall
• Around the county
• Grande drip
• Front Porch: The swifts are back:
• New principal at Martha Lake Elementary wants to broaden learning
• Re-purposed campaign yard signs OK'd for use
• Truth slow in coming in Everett schools feud
• Officials urge extra precaution while driving in school zones
• Expect delays on U.S. 2 near Gold Bar
• Everett childcare center fire 'just devastating'
• Nonprofit Everett clinics expand prenatal care
• Federal grant helps Snohomish County target child-sex trade
• Camano zip-line tours offer thrills -- and a chance to save historic farm
• Alcohol licenses
• Road report
• Active duty
• Vital statistics
• Evergree State Fair results
• Front Porch: What's closed on Labor Day
• No injuries, damage from 5-acre Tulalip blaze
• Look both ways; it could save your life
• Changes add to Edmonds park costs
• Infrastructure sculpture
• Drawing lines in a fuzzy process
• Summer at last, but then...
• Last call for Jetty fun
• Stuck in the middle
• Law mandating 180-day school year is more of a guideline
• Outdoorsman loved adventure, travel, Montana
• Boeing's 'remarkable' Model 40C on display at vintage aircraft show
• Lives not the only toll of 9/11
• Elephants: Beloved and controversial stars of the circus
• Community calendar
• Public meetings
• Body pulled from Quilceda Creek in Marysville
• 3 men held on suspicion of burglary in Edmonds
• Scott Solla, Arlington councilman, dies at 53
• Snohomish adds pipelines to help keep sewage out of river
• Schools' turf war ends in alliance
• PUD to drill nearly a mile deep in search of geothermal power
• Photos from the Evergreen State Fair
• Everett woman killed in motorcycle crash I.D.'d
• Three arrested in Edmonds burglary spree
• Mountlake Terrace police warn of sex offender
• Mill Creek police warn of burglary spree
• Teen charged in fire that damaged Everett Floral
• Navy to build a new boat launch
• Muslims end Ramadan in Terrace on Eid al-Fitr
• 3 charged in assault, intimidation
• Suspect sought in Smokey Point bank robbery
• Comcast plans outage in Everett early Tuesday
• School-year calendars: 180 days, 1,000 hours
• WSU regents, EvCC trustees meet about University Center's future
• Community Transit settles on combination of cuts to service
• Stanwood elementary students get the red-carpet treatment on first day of school
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Labor Day closures
• Fugitive Watch
• Animal planet
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Mukilteo School Board seeking new member
• Lake Stevens teachers agree to contract changes
• 'Managing' perception can sound like deception
• Missing Bothell-area man found dead in King County park
• Regional police task force commander disciplined for drunken driving conviction in Arizona
• Truck fire tangles traffic in Monroe along U.S. 2
• Former county councilman Jeff Sax hired for Monroe economic development post
• Stove blamed for $150,000 fire at Edmonds home
• Everett woman dies in motorcycle accident on I-90 in Bellevue
• Seven rescued from Snohomish River after boating accident
• Nursing & Health Sciences Bldg. Groundbreaking Sept. 14
• Secret's out: Gymnastics championships coming to Everett
• Group gives youths opportunity to train wild mustangs
• Civil trial begins accusing state senator's husband of groping campaign aide
• Keepsakes from Sept. 11, 2001 help focus memories, provide comfort
• PUD's new control room will allow for huge map to track repairs, emergencies
• Front Porch: Everett foundation celebrates anniversary
• Community Extra: Milestones
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• T-shirt philosopher
• Firefighter, paramedic retires after long career in Arlington
• Bail set at $500,000 for Everett man suspected in three bank robberies
• Candidate arrested in White House protest
• Lynnwood to lay off 14 workers
• Divers recover body believed to be missing Everett fisherman
• Worker at Arlington Wal-Mart accused of planting bomb threats
• City council candidate arrested while protesting at the White House
• No opposition statement for Monroe camera advisory vote
• Major international sporting event coming to Everett, but which one?
• The stages of juvenile fire-setting
• Front Porch: See the Iron Maiden
• It makes sense; they're both aluminum cylinders
• Motorcyclist injured in Bothell collision
• Marysville teens get a new hangout
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Two fatal wrecks, two different paths to trial
• County prosecutors get grant to combat child-sex traffickers
• North County Update
• Everett man pleads guilty to break-in, theft of cash machine
• No teacher strikes expected in Snohomish County
• Police search for Bothell-area man missing since Friday
• Everett teen arrested in arson at flower shop
• Photos from the Evergreen State Fair
• Man arrested in bomb threats at Arlington Walmart
• Man struck by car while carrying son, seriously hurt in Everett
• Marysville house fire started by smoldering cigarette
• Pit bull shot, killed by Everett police after attack
• Fair results
• Front Porch: Register at EvCC's east campus
• Mountlake Terrace building emergency response center
• Monroe chess player climbs the ranks
• Man pleads not guilty in shooting
• Most lawmakers pass on pay cut
• Camano club sets a lovely table
• Whidbey gallery survives art heist
• Fantastic plastic
• Monroe bank robbery suspect linked to other crimes
• Share your fair photos
• Woman's SUV collides with husband's pickup in possible DUI
• School board fracas latest bump in years of debate
• Front Porch: Meet a Gobi trotter
• Gather neighbors for free energy assessments
• Tuition costs up, but still lower than other states
• Stanwood considering partnerships for fire, emergency services
• Barriers on I-5 won't bring a change in speed limit between Marysville and Smokey Point
• Edmonds mayoral race far from over, candidates say
• Work, fundraising remains for Arlington's Sept. 11 memorial
• Young Brier man shares his painful lesson with others
• Snohomish County partisan foes chill out over a beer
• Organizations show urban stormwater's environmental harm
• Photo from 1976 brings calls, fond memories of Everett woman's late husband
• Our Towns: North County Update
• Active Duty
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Draft legislation
• Everett School Board dust-up revives debate over recording closed-door meetings
• Everett's thousands of checkbook entries, revisited
• On the rides at the fair, physics is a scream
• Community calendar
• Public Meetings
• Bethany award honors Raili Hanson's inspiring spirit
• Giving Cantwell a pass might boost 2 GOP hopefuls
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• Evergreen State Fair Results
• Faith Calendar
• The only way to fly
• Front Porch: Days of Caring
• Former county residents lead congregation in Romania
• Casino makes donation to Granite Falls Senior Center
• Everett Police Department reinstating SWAT team
• Hundreds of thrilled kids meet Everett's mayor
• Updated video, transcript of Everett School Board altercation
• Suspect in high school break-in taken into custody
• Pursuit leads to robbery suspect's arrest
• Everett School Board's squabble goes on
• Slow arrival of financial aid puts many EvCC students in a pinch
• Fugitive Watch
• Front Porch: Everett Transit schedule changes Aug. 28
• Howdy, ya sure, ya betcha!
• Fire damages three buses in Mukilteo
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Shoreline proposes compromise on Point Wells condo development
• Time for your mutt's turn on the catwalk
• Families celebrate and remember as they get keys for homes they helped build
• Arlington man who fatally shot burglar gets 12 years for murder
• No arrests or apologies as Everett School Board resumes its work after scuffle
• Ferry back in service on Port Townsend run on Friday
• State agency clears Mike Hope, dismissing campaign disclosure complaints
• Gas main break in Mountlake Terrace brings evacuations
• College tuition: Learning's steep curve
• Grand Ole Opry asks Everett show to stop using its name
• Get a free car wash today
• No bomb found after threat at Smokey Point Walmart
• Are you going to Evergreen fair? Purple cows, rosemary and thyme
• Front Porch: Where'd my Purple Cow go?
• Police search for man fleeing traffic stop in Lynnwood
• County Council hears testimony on relaxing stormwater rules
• County seeks volunteers to set design guidelines for urban center development
• Arlington dedicates new wastewater treatment plant
• Churches come to aid of school kids with clothes, supplies
• State ferry system increases fares 2.5 percent Oct. 1, another 3 percent May 1
• Can Everett School Board work past rift after physical fracas?
• Evergreen State Fair opens today in Monroe
• Man sentenced to 5 years for stealing tractor to bail girlfriend out of jail
• Man sentenced to 9 months for assault in Snohomish bar
• Lynnwood hires lawyer after questions about police dealings with camera company
• Work on new municipal courthouse to start soon
• Monroe schools budget $2 million less than last year
• Man injured after truck rolls onto car on I-5 in Lynnwood
• Help us report about the Everett School Board fight
• Can you give an animal a home?
• Everett teachers received early word about tussle at board meeting
• Hearing set on Monroe traffic camera inititiative
• Donations pay for special swings for disabled children at two Marysville parks
• Man arrested for alleged burglary in Edmonds
• Bikini espresso stand owner charged with lewd conduct
• Arlington rally to distribute backpacks to students in need
• Man sentenced to 53 years for Everett murder
• Debate on traffic cameras' role in Lynnwood's finances
• Camano Island man's picture books can help vets with dementia
• Police escort still a great story 16 years later
• 3,000 acres of forest near Lake Roesiger to be used for logging and public use
• Your guide to the Evergreen State Fair
• Back to School for Everett - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hope targets lawyer who targeted him with PDC complaints
• Mill Creek to keep five firefighters
• The 'e' decade
• Front Porch: Historic Everett map
• State recommends dismissing campaign finance complaints against Rep. Hope
• Arlington water reclamation plant to open
• Camano Island race honors domestic violence victim
• Thumbprint leads to arrest in Marysville bank robbery
• Changes sought for water runoff rules for trails
• Monroe prison fine appealed
• Everett School Board seeks opinion on video recording of its meetings by board member
• Navy buddies from World War II reunite in Snohomish after 66 years
• Nearly forgotten photos show Everett during a time of change in the '70s
• EvCC Next Steps Student Orientation is Sept. 13
• Front Porch: School supplies needed
• Public Meetings
• Sexton keeps Edmonds cemetery green and tidy
• Camera lawsuit raises Constitutional questions
• Planes, trains and automobiles: Vacation disasters
• Doors in freeways' noise barriers open to the other side
• Lynnwood council rewriting ballot measure on governmental changes
• Regents to meet in county to show 'WSU is very committed'
• Tribes want Discover Pass rules clarified
• Everett neighborhood experiments with pesticide-free park
• Around the County
• Arab Spring
• Active Duty
• Summer Sports Classic hosts dozens of state Special Olympic teams
• Lynnwood cops using traffic cameras for investigations
• National forests: A treasure, a resource and a battleground
• Sen. Murray seeks 'shared values' on deficit super committee
• Community Calendar
• Woman tackles climb to support health for Indians
• Police officers learn how to help those experiencing a mental health crisis.
• Public Meetings
• Hiker injured near Spada Lake
• Crowds cheer World Trade Center artifact in Arlington
• Workin' overtime
• Freeborn Lutheran Church in Stanwood marks 111 years
• A cop defends sock-puppet public relations
• Body ID'd as missing Lakes Stevens man
• A new bike for Dick Cress
• 747-8 cleared for first delivery
• Tulalips' cultural center opens at last
• Winner takes all, until the loser steals
• Arson alert issued after 4 brush fires near Lynnwood
• Suspected Snohomish County drug runners linked to violent drug cartel, officials say
• Police search for suspect in Arlington bank robbery
• Officials remind people to be careful around bats
• Eagle plays a round with Camano golfers
• Witnesses to Aug. 16 Camano Island accident sought
• Woodinville man arrested after five-car collision
• New community center gym floor ready for Darrington's high school athletes
• Auditor examining how state manages cell-phone accounts
• New fitness media center coming to Granite Falls Middle School
• Thousands will gather this weekend for stick game tourney in Tulalip
• School meal prices in Marysville are going up
• Meet a favorite children's TV artist -- in 3-D
• Pulp fiction
• 'Emaciated' girl taken from couple in Mukilteo
• Snohomish County infant dies of whooping cough
• Lynnwood chief: Police jobs depend on enforcement cameras
• Man's body found in ditch near Snohomish
• Man dies after parachuting accident in Snohomish
• Hiker missing overnight on Mount Baring is found safe
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Applause
• Brightwater tunnel completed
• Front Porch: Get your baked goods to the fairgrounds
• 'Jersey Shore' gets Abercrombie & Ditched
• Friday fundraiser for horse farm damaged in fire
• County Council to consider redistricting map that makes slight changes to borders
• Monroe students learn about impacts from the street to the sea
• Snohomish to negotiate hiring Sheriff's deputies
• Democratic, Republican county chairmen to meet for a friendly beer
• Everett could get hit with $3 million more in wages it wasn't expecting
• Fun by the ton: the Evergreen State Fair, by the numbers
• Little change in races as 25,000 more ballots counted, boosting turnout to 26 percent
• Traffic camera company loses suit in Bellingham to block city initiative
• Three arrested after Lynnwood robbery and gunfire
• Fire damages shed, tools near Snohomish
• Police plan extra DUI patrols through Labor Day
• Pit bull shot and killed after allegedly charging neighbors
• Register Now for EvCC Fall Classes in Monroe
• Everett spends money on goat milk, fish, mannequin
• Don't be cruel
• Brides, border crossings and a birthday bash
• Getting away from it all puts us back in touch
• Arlington firefighters pick up girder from World Trade Center for 9/11 memorial
• UW Bothell's Husky Village nearly ready for students this fall
• With annexations, those in county could end up paying bigger share for roads
• Can you give these animals a home?
• Sales tax increase for roads passing in Snohomish
• Reardon leading Hope for top county post in run-up to Nov. 8
• Lynnwood man will serve 11 days in jail for assault of 4-year-old girl
• See and fly in vintage warplanes at Paine Field
• Gerald Knight, former Superior Court judge, dies at 68
• Road worker injured in Camano Island accident
• 4 teens arrested after Marysville school, library hit with graffiti
• Death of Marysville man killed by train under investigation
• Biz Buzz 2: The Curse of Lady Gaga
• Around the County
• Students' art makes the big time at Seattle museum
• Search and rescue crew aid hikers in two incidents
• Another fire chief in family
• Police issue 1,189 speeding tickets during extra patrols
• Kids get close to urban nature with Japanese Gulch scavenger hunt
• Bothell's growth plans face challenge
• Owners eager to rebuild Everett flower shop destroyed by fire
• County ballot returns are light at 15.6 percent
• Monroe hospital finds new partner; drops talks with Providence
• Growing church, Mars Hill, expanding into Everett
• Man seriously injured in motorcycle crash in Marysville
• Mukilteo councilwoman denies helping camera company
• Fire damages nail salon, other businesses near Everett Mall
• Major health insurer fined for denying contraceptive coverage to nearly 1,000 women
• Ride down a Brightwater tunnel
• Work begins Monday to add lanes to Highway 9 between Maltby Road, 176th Street SE
• State to spend $750,000 to lobby Congress on transportation funding
• Street pianos bring music out of 91-year-old Everett woman
• Meet the candidates
• Around the County
• Active Duty: News about county residents in the armed forces
• Front Porch: Mukilteo police offer Citizens Academy
• Burger democracy
• Marijuana gardens among items on Arlington City Council agenda
• New website is a who's who of Washington state's officials
• Life story of an Everett couple
• Sultan considering transportation district to fund road work
• Tuition benefit helps Everett invest in future
• Community Transit offers fourth option for cutting service next year
• Budget cuts for Monroe schools force changes throughout district, but layoffs avoided
• Arlington firefighters off to New York to bring back piece of World Trade Center
• Triathletes go the distance in Lake Stevens
• Hearing in appeal of Darrington superintendent's firing is postponed
• This Week's Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Everett spending database is here to search
• Life Story: 'Mr. Eagle' Joe Beckman dedicated to work of Granite Falls service club
• Which state legislators opted to take a cut in pay? Who hasn't?
• 14 years and $1.8 billion later, Brightwater nearly ready for its first flush
• Sales tax increase in Snohomish would pay for street repairs
• $700,000 gift to Lutheran college in Everett will provide worship center
• J.P. Patches credits all his pals
• Carving a life together
• Front Porch: Lincoln has returned
• When in Rome
• Two claim Hit 5 jackpots
• 'Holy yoga' at Everett church combines scripture with movement
• Stanwood robbery victim, accused of robbery, ordering man to shave head of female roommate
• Two kids test positive for E. coli at Lynnwood day care
• Monroe corrections officer charged with assaults against wife
• Lynnwood seeks $5.4M more in cuts
• USS Abraham Lincoln returns to Everett
• Ex-Granite Falls police chief sentenced for scamming disabled people
• Records bring traffic cameras into focus
• Crash victim could lose job
• Proposed contract for county workers draws ire
• Front porch
• North county update
• App pupil
• Marysville fest showcases artists
• Marysville youth center set to open
• Ben takes over for Harley at Camano farm stand
• ORCA Student Participates in NOAA's Ocean for Life Program
• Everett man follows gang to prison with 2½-year term
• Police seek man caught stealing food in Edmonds
• Trial in Alderwood robbery on hold again
• Friends band together to help injured trooper
• 24 hours of flight tests left for 787
• New Whidbey Island ferry needs repair in drydock
• Lake Stevens motorcyclist missing since Sunday
• An inside look at Everett's checkbook
• Teaching kids good dental habits
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Police seek witnesses to shooting of trooper with BB gun
• Community Extra: Applause
• Snohomish County bans most outdoor burning
• Uncle Sam's rentals
• Volunteers spruce up Everett woman's yard
• Top state salaries paid at colleges
• Few comment on redrawing districts for County Council
• Barefoot Bandit signs movie deal
• Family grieving after barn fire that killed 6 horses
• New report details what state workers made in 2010
• Republicans named to budget cutting 'super committee'
• Can you give these animals a home?
• Top dogs
• North County Update
• Car washes to benefit kids' football
• Work begins on Marysville overpass
• Driver for Camano senior center helps out in crisis
• Store comes to Marysville food bank's rescue
• Murray to lead efforts on cuts
• High prices, nervous times start modern-day gold rush
• Crowded classrooms in Snohomish
• Marysville garage fire caused by burning trash
• Six horses die in Arlington barn fire
• Everett pastor enters governor race
• $25,000 worth of art stolen from Whidbey Island gallery
• Murray to serve on deficit cutting 'super committee'
• State Patrol trooper hit on roadside, suffers minor injuries
• In stock market or not, unease increases for Snohomish County residents
• Can Mukilteo afford Rosehill cost?
• Owner of small airport in Monroe hopes to expand
• Biz Buzz
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• Front Porch: Tractors on parade in Monroe
• Arlington cyclist, 72, whose bike was stolen should soon by riding new wheels
• Edmonds-Woodway graduate earns scholarship in homecoming queen pageant
• Terrace senior center's mile of quarters falls short
• County expects drop in income from property sales tax
• Lynnwood man arrested after bruises, apparent cigarette burn found on 4-year-old girl
• Arlington man in critical condition after he's shot, waits hours to call 911; suspect arrested
• EvCC Construction Update - New Parking Spaces, New Stairs
• Gregoire warns state agencies to be ready to cut up to 10 percent from budgets
• Snohomish council still debating police service
• Charges mount for alleged metal thief
• Monroe Marine uses light touch to break tension with Afghans
• School lunch prices to increase 25 cents a day in Everett
• Paid parking seen as solution to traffic mess at Mukilteo's Lighthouse Park
• Road Report
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• Alcohol Licenses
• Riding in style
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• Front Porch: Win a playhouse
• Headlights must comply with state laws
• Lynnwood students dance to Hawaii's hula heritage
• Wedding book from 1955 is back in family hands
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Everett native recalled for restoring old tugboat
• Motorcyclist dies in I-5 crash near Stanwood
• County voters to decide some important issues
• Follow the cash in county executive race
• Traffic camera company sought Mukilteo officials' help in filing lawsuit
• Suspicious blaze damages Everett flower shop; a second fire investigated
• Taking to street against human trafficking
• Theft of dog items rankles Camano Island woman
• Emergency response hurdle cleared in Bothell annexation
• 3 levies up for vote in Edmonds
• Edmonds school for blind closes
• Camano Island flooding plan draws opposition
• Money flows in Edmonds mayoral contest
• Lynnwood's renovated public pool is full to the brim
• We all have some 'splainin' to do
• Front Porch: Scholarships available
• Game of chicken in Stanwood
• Getchell fire destroys garage, causes minor injuries
• Growing list of lawmakers seeking pay cuts
• Arlington artist's granite sculpture is meant to be touched
• Reardon's challenger, Hope, outlines his economic plans
• Two plans compete for approval for new County Council districts
• Air National Guard pilots give Herald writer, photographer a first-hand view of Seafair stunts
• Animal Planet
• Front Porch: Poetry readings at Arlington gallery
• Lake Strevens triathlon seeks volunteers
• Fire displaces Camano Island family of 4
• Questions linger in prison killing
• UW cardiologist-camera buff will teach Whidbey club
• Tulalip utility employee arrested after $5,000 metal theft
• Friends, family gather to remember generous spirit of Everett man who drowned
• Crews rescue 2 lost hikers near Gold Bar
• Island County burn ban starts Monday
• Alleged car prowler arrested after struggle with victim in Mukilteo
• How to find out who's funding the candidates
• Snohomish picks contractor to finish last bit of Centennial Trail
• Judge rules against red-light camera firm in Bellingham
• Marysville, Tulalips seek Seattle's help in odor debate with Cedar Grove Composting
• Animals looking for a home
• Attendance at Future of Flight center on pace for a record year
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• The wonderful Wizard of Ooze
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• Front Porch: Bicycle poker run to raise money for American Heart Association
• Night Out brings neighbors together
• Mural to brighten YWCA building
• Police arrest suspect in car theft in Snohomish
• Former Lynnwood lawyer pleads guilty in attempt to smuggle heroin into jail
• Police seeks man who robbed Edmonds Starbucks
• Everett police seek man who robbed Taco Bell
• Offers to replace Arlington cyclist's stolen bike roll in
• Prosecutor won't need to explain decision to seek execution for Scherf, judge rules
• Guilty plea in two police car rammings
• $150 million in promised upgrades at former Stevens Hospital begin
• Cyclists ride across the country to inspire cancer victims
• Avid cyclist's wheels stolen
• Everett's popular street pianos return
• Tickle the ivories
• Alphabet Heroes helps young readers and schools
• Police finish investigation of April U.S. 2 crash
• Marko Liias joins race for Congress
• Small Business Accelerator Info Sessions Sept. 8, 13
• Body of Everett teenager recovered from Stillaguamish River
• Is your car popular with thieves?
• Snohomish Health District clinics lauded for immunization plan
• Work begins on Interurban Trail's 'missing link'
• Bothell police looking for three suspects in armed robbery
• Judge sets bail for Everett woman suspected of identity theft
• Steve Hobbs plans run for Congress
• Firefighters rescue man after car drives off Jordan Road embankment
• Edmonds house damaged in fire
• Charity seeks to continue work of musician Gerry Andal
• Man injured in Highway 9 collision in Snohomish
• 3,200 exemptions thawed state's attempt at a spending freeze
• County museum of history told to vacate Carnegie Building in Everett
• Sculpting Edmonds sand into fun
• Burglary suspect arrested in Edmonds
• Mountlake Terrace seniors collecting a mile of quarters
• Myspace program
• Edmonds teen eager to use science camp skills
• Around the County
• Everett man, 19, presumed drowned on Stillaguamish River
• Mukilteo council passes rules allowing medical marijuana gardens
• Two warships visiting Everett's Navy base
• Hobbs looks to bring moderate voice to Congress
• National Night Out goal: Crime prevention
• Sculpt sand Monday in Edmonds
• Tweaks coming to Snohomish park
• Edmonds teen puzzles New York Times readers with his crossword clues
• 4-foot 'alien' at Kayak Point really a lion's mane jellyfish
• 35 years of lunching over slices of life
• Final phase of $2.8 million project makes Sultan Basin Road safer
• Better access coming to Smokey Point area
• $900,000 to boost health and fitness for youth and seniors
• Medical marijuana shop leaves Everett, hoping to make a home in Mukilteo
• A family honors their daughter who died a year ago at Big Four Ice Caves
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• Front Porch: Port wants comment on North Marina plan
• Ceiling whacks, cabbages and kings
• Woman who died in Marysville crash identified
• An epidemic of worry about vaccines
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Life Story: Everett's John Benedetto, a musician who played for soldiers in war, veterans in peace
• Today's menu: Trifecta of not-so-trivial pursuits
• 100th anniversary events for Normanna Lodge
• Front Porch: Pause in Silvana
• Triple threat
• African Children Choir's mission: Raise awareness
• Suspect in 1995 slayings to remain in jail for now
• Man gets 15 years for home invasion robbery
• Monroe considers Lake Tye wakeboarding park
• Aquafest oar-dinance: Have fun
• Everett planning a trail system in Powder Mill Gulch area
• Cost of Everett's Fourth of July: $87,424
• Naval Air Station marks 100 years
• Sunny streak could be longest of year -- at 4 days
• Boy, 5, seriously injured in fire in Lynnwood
• Inslee may lose out on old campaign cash as PDC changes course
• Overheard on the police beat
• Meet the candidates
• Salvation Army's changing of the guard
• Front Porch: Quilts on the beach
• Congressman Nero
• Snohomish police seek bank robber
• Two challenge Edmonds City Council incumbent
• Farm on the down: less agriculture and it's different
• Suspect in pedestrian's death arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Search and Rescue helicopter back and better than ever
• New county council districts shaping up
• Six candidates seek single Everett School Board seat
• Food, medicine of the land
• Dogs rescued in Lake Stevens set to go up for adoption
• County Council won't impose moratorium on marijuana gardens
• Student Nurses Volunteer - Medical Supplies Needed
• Surveys find Obama, beer less popular
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• Front Porch: Send events for tourism bureau brochure
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• Seven run for two seats on Edmonds School Board
• Three on ballot for Lynnwood City Council seat
• Four vie for open Marysville School Board seat
• Larsen says he'll keep Wu contributions
• Man killed in U.S. 2 accident in Gold Bar named
• Rain can't stop gourmet dinner benefit for Sherwood Community Services
• Arson damages Marysville playground
• Snohomish native has designs on success on 'Project Runway'
• Vaccination gap: State, county parents opt out at a high rate
• Prosecutors petition to keep suspect in cold-case killings locked up
• Monroe releases traffic-camera information it plans to send to utility customers
• Monroe prison faces $26,000 fine for safety violations
• Three familiar names vie for Edmonds mayor
• Norwegians are 'unified in support and love'
• Everett Clinic expanding to Smokey Point
• World-class rider earns an equestrian scholarship
• Three challenge incumbent for Monroe School Board seat
• Monroe corrections officer jailed in alleged assault on wife
• Snohomish County considers ban on medical marijuana gardens
• Rescuers search for missing boater at Port Susan Camping Club
• Body found in river identified as last person to see missing woman
• Liias will decide on run for Congress this week
• Acclaimed coach teaches the sport of fencing in Lynnwood classes
• Six campaign to be Arlington's next mayor
• Edmonds Senior Center offers crafts with a view
• Gold Bar mobile home destroyed in explosion
• Woman arrested for reportedly tapping into Lynnwood ATM
• Tim Eyman challenges Monroe's camera information campaign
• Primary election will offer key hint in race for County Council
• At Whidbey Island field school, preservation volunteers learn as they work
• Feedbag is empty for Marysville horse rescue group
• Front Porch: Norway remembrance
• Around the County
• Paine Field plans 'Science of Flight' course for teachers
• Yes, minister
• Discover Pass sales are steady, citations are few
• Sells, Ryu join suit to toss supermajority rule on tax hikes
• Inslee and McKenna camps spar on fund raising
• Everett accident sends motorcyclist to hospital
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• Handwriting reveals plenty, expert says
• Edmonds School District students get a jump on learning during summer
• Three vie for one position on Granite Falls City Council
• Ferry riders can give input on fare hike at public meeting Tuesday
• Sullivan and GOP challengers for County Council agree: It's the economy
• Budgets slashed for litter cleanup, public awarness
• Program gives head start to high-achieving students with disabilities
• Sky's the limit at 83
• Active duty
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• Road report
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on U.S. 2 near Stevens Pass
• Man injured, woman held following accident near Clearview
• Snohomish County redistricting moves along quietly
• Slaying suspect in two 1995 cold-case killings about to be freed
• New charging stations will soon give electric cars freedom to roam
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Suspect in two 1995 killings has long history of stalking
• A right hand man for those with multiple sclerosis
• Goal of Edmonds couple: Raise awareness, prevent suicides
• 'John, pick up'
• Husband, wife suspected in series of Arlington burglaries
• Mormons walk in the shoes of pioneers
• In small town Darrington, candidates are 'all friends'
• Gang member headed to prison
• Murder suspect now suspected of assaulting corrections officer
• Navy to cut its JROTC program at Mariner High School
• Native peoples from near and far to gather for Canoe Journey celebration
• Snohomish man injured after rollover crash
• Arlington woman injured after car hits tree
• 7 staff members at Monroe prison may face discipline following Jayme Biendl's death
• Senior center needs new roof
• Public art, public purse: What do you think?
• No room for rain at Kla Ha Ya
• Monroe council candidates agree on budget, differ on traffic cameras
• No happy ending for Borders
• Tulalips, Microsoft amicably settle name issue
• Remains found in 1980 will be exhumed for testing
• A piece of the World Trade Center for Arlington
• Second trial: murder verdict for Arlington man
• New state laws on tap today
• Judge again denies Island County commissioner's lawsuit
• Land trust seeking new project
• Man dies after head-on crash near Snohomish
• Officials ID man who died in alleged struggle with homeowner
• Car nearly plunges into Silver Lake
• Fire causes $100,000 in damage to Marysville business
• Fire destroys shed at Snohomish Soccer Dome
• What's in a name
• Tulalip man arrested for alleged assault
• Seven people injured in U.S. 2 crash are recovering
• Officials confirm identity of man fatally shot by deputy
• Search-and-rescue missions cost time and money
• Everett puts hold on pot gardens
• Tulalip Tribes question Microsoft about name for company's social media project
• Local seafood you might want to avoid
• Marysville thrift store helps sailors stretch budget
• Fundraisers aim to provide 2-year-old with tools he needs to communicate
• Two hospitalized after Camano Island car collision
• Teen who committed suicide had been in 22 foster homes
• Deaths of two campers off Mountain Loop ruled suicides
• Man tells story of struggle with suspected thief
• Monroe council plans nonbinding advisory vote on traffic cams for November ballot
• Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route back in service
• City Council set to vote on medical marijuana gardens tonight
• Public Meetings
• North county update
• Ethics schmethics
• Front Porch: Learn how to win a ribbon at the fair
• Time to plan for Lake Stevens' Aquafest
• Panel from across state meets to craft transportation funding plan for voters
• Lake Stevens toddler injured in fall from window
• Marysville man adjusts after cancer ends military career
• Bittersweet 'life celebration' replaces dream wedding of couple lost to senseless slaying
• Man dies after confrontation in Everett
• Lynnwood is leaking cops
• No moratorium on medical marijuana gardens in Mukilteo
• Results of state's investigation into Jayme Biendl's death expected Friday
• 2 bodies found near Verlot; foul play not suspected
• Marysville man convicted of murder for killing during robbery
• Public Meetings
• Monroe groups opposing traffic cameras raising money for lawyer
• Do the hippy hippie shake
• Around the County
• Skateboarder injured in collision with truck near Snohomish
• 2-year-old boy survives fall from four-story window
• Dozens of animals found in Lake Stevens house where man died
• City council, port races on Island County ballot
• Three vie for Mountlake Terrace council position
• Lake Stevens hiker dies in fall from ridge
• Summer is deadliest season for teen drivers
• Everett Animal Farm offers 'test drive' rabbits for adoption
• Front Porch: Mingle with nature
• Man shot by Sheriff's deputy was wanted on warrant
• Cedar Grove Composting loses appeal of $119,000 in fines for odors
• Traffic signals to help pedestrians at 2 Everett bus stops
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Tour the cemetary
• 'Heron' first of five murals coming to downtown Edmonds
• Traffic jam cam
• Business group to discuss retail theft
• Whidbey Island marine park closes for renovations
• Deadline Monday to register to vote in Aug. 16 primary
• Rescuers locate missing hikers near Sultan River
• Family of man shot by deputy holds vigil on I-5 overpass
• Idling engines waste gas, money
• 3 vie for county's tax appraisal job
• Put ferry dock at tank farm, Mukilteo says
• Smoking Quitline a victim of cuts
• State will soon have eyes on I-5 blind spot
• Road Report
• Charity data show how Snohomish County gives
• Everett man recalled for kindness and Christian faith
• Search goes on to complete county judge display
• Edmonds musher hopes to fulfill her dream of Iditarod
• Race for Snohomish County executive is a battle between two moderates
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Sheriff's deputy involved in shooting; man dead
• Whidbey Island group installs solar panels to harvest sun's bounty
• Church calendar
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• Front Porch: Help mark Sept. 11, 2001
• Expect extra speed patrols in Mukilteo
• Sultan's Battle of the Badges softball tourney a fundraiser for Boys & Girls Club
• Everett's First Christian Reformed Church to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Lynnwood man among Muslims planning Peace Arch rally to bring attention to anti-Muslim fears
• Years of eating seafood from county waters could raise health concerns, state report says
• Summer's sun still elusive, but the berries are ripe for picking
• Sultan woman, found carrying dog's head, is charged with animal cruelty after release from hospital
• Monroe man who secretly taped sexual encounters with women gets five years in prison
• Monroe files suit against anti-camera initiative sponsors
• County again denies license for Mukilteo strip club
• Man seriously injured at Boeing's Everett plant
• Death of Snohomish boy, 2, struck in California parking lot remains under investigation
• Sculpture, bandshell to be dedicated Saturday at Lighthouse Park in Mukilteo
• Overheard on the police beat
• Advocates for healthier, affordable diets meet at Everett food summit
• At nearly 90, Bothell woman keeps the beat for Normanna Lodge dances
• Fugitive Watch
• North County Update
• It's just a stone's throw
• Front Porch: Decorated eggs aren't just for Easter anymore
• Motorcycle and car shows in Marysville to benefit Navy, Marine relief society
• Dreary days cooler than human BBQ weather
• $64,000 grant and sweat of volunteers to help preserve Ebey Landing's historic structures
• School Board confounded by member's video camera
• Oak Harbor woman, 81, missing since June 21
• Everett man gets 14 years for his role in fatal robbery of suspected heroin dealer
• Whidbey Island woman pleads guilty to scamming elderly man of $2 million
• Lynnwood street racer sentenced to 2 years for fatal wreck
• Ex-mayor of Granite Falls sentenced to three months in jail for dealing pot
• Two-vehicle accident near Snohomish seriously injures one driver
• Everett wants moratorium on medical marijuana gardens
• Man killed in head-on crash on U.S. 2
• 2 who died in plane crash near Verlot are identified
• Annual Everett event offers assistance to hundreds of homeless
• No car tab tax for county, at least for now
• Centennial Trail will soon be complete
• Where your charity dollars go
• Volunteers clean up what melting snow reveals at Stevens Pass
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• Community Extra: Milestones
• Name your poison
• Front Porch: Lincoln leaves for training
• Next Level Leadership Class July 26 ? Aug. 30
• State chooses firm to install electric car chargers along I-5 and U.S. 2
• Monroe's continued turmoil over traffic cameras
• Snohomish may have third option for policing
• In transcripts, Scherf describes slaying of corrections officer
• Free Summer Teaching Camp Aug. 16-18 for Students Grades 8-12
• Two busy bus stops about to get safer
• Details emerge in fatal police shooting of Bothell man
• Community club is home to the heart of Arlington
• A story of opportunity in a chance meeting
• Bothell man shot by deputy identified
• Edmonds' remodeled train station has new shelters and bigger platforms
• Marysville volunteers to fight crime with paint
• Red envelope
• Byron Scherf's alleged confession can be released, state Supreme Court rules
• Lake Stevens, Marysville put moratorium on medical marijuana gardens
• Monroe may put traffic cameras to a vote this fall
• 15-year sentence for robbery, attack on disabled man
• Police grievance over Meade may be headed to arbitration
• Arlington man who died after driving into river is identified
• Seattle's 30 traffic cameras capture same revenue as Lynnwood's
• Ovarian cancer tests don't fulfill promise of early detection
• Judge rules against Scherf on death penalty question
• Lake Stevens Girl Scouts watch cheese making from udder to plate
• Selective logging makes Tulalip forest better as habitat, timber resource
• Front Porch: Skateboarding competition in Mukilteo on Saturday
• Groups pool help for county's homeless at one-day event in Everett
• Close counts in horseshoes and petanque
• Child starts fire inside minivan in Lynnwood
• Ow-ow-ow
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• Arlington mayoral candidate to discuss economy at gathering
• Bothell man shot by sheriff's deputy had record
• Birds are PAWS' most frequent fliers
• Watch Fairy Tale Fun Outdoors in Tales from the Woods
• Everett police chief denies grievance on Meade firing
• Bowl to pay for kids' swim lessons
• I-5 signs should show how far to go
• Fire officials warn of cigarette-caused fires
• A year after the capture of Colton Harris-Moore, some on Camano Island are resting easier
• Mukilteo parking: It's ferry tough to find spot
• Whidbey boat builder scrubs stormwater clean, winning local fans
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• Front Porch: Autism film in Everett
• Around the County
• Snohomish art center moves to First Street
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• Mill Creek car buff just can't say goodbye
• Fire in abandoned Brier house called arson
• Firefighter injured in suspicious Sultan fire that damages two houses
• Rescuers pull another person from the Stilly
• Two bodies recovered from plane crash northeast of Granite Falls
• Man dies after being shot by police officer in Bothell
• Man drives off road, drowns in Stilly
• Everett cop's firing shouldn't be made into a labor battle
• Questions, grief linger on fifth anniversary of hikers' killings
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• Lynnwood firefighters extinguish blaze before it spreads
• 2 hurt in one-car crash near Monroe
• Into every reporter's life, a little weather must fall
• Woman hospitalized after rafting accident on Stilly
• Wreckage of missing plane spotted north of Mount Pilchuck
• Spiritual life calendar
• Dueling festivals
• Front Porch: Photos, stories of Lowell sought for 150th anniversary
• Everett police investigate suspicious office fire
• Arkansas teens help spruce up Arlington
• Snohomish council debates budget cuts
• Jewish community's camp celebrates fifth year at former Love Israel site
• Three issues likely to qualify for ballot
• County's largest fire district wants a countywide ban on fireworks
• Wakeboarders bring tricks to Lake Tye
• Man sentenced to 19 years for murder of estranged wife's boyfriend
• Body of man found in Elk Creek identified as that of missing camper
• Clinton woman, a suspect in Bellingham slaying, found alive on Langley beach with slit wrists
• Attic fire damages Lake Goodwin home
• Body found in lake, believed to be missing Stanwood-area woman
• Arlington family to celebrate with faraway homeland
• Two teenagers plead not guilty to vandalism at Snohomish High School
• Oldest Tulalip tribal member lived an incredible life
• Two injured in one-vehicle accident on U.S. 2 trestle
• Everett police warn about the dangers of 'bath salts'
• Inspired by grandpa, teen discovers military history at Arlington Fly-In
• Find out if a kid'll eat ivy, too, at Goatalympics
• Everett police find stolen checkbooks, ID in car during stop for drunken driving
• Two Lake Stevens eagles immortalized in sculpture for traffic circle
• Fetch some fun at Poochapalooza
• Unshapely state
• State's obesity rank rises to 32nd
• Everett police arrest felon after firearms found in travel trailer
• Follow the money in politics -- it's all online
• Family continues search for missing Stanwood woman
• United Way Announces 10-Year Goals in Education and Financial Stability
• EvCC is now a Microsoft IT Academy - Learn More July 25
• Small Business Accelerator Info Sessions July 19 & 28
• Kathy Atwood sworn in as Everett's new police chief
• Body found in creek believed to be missing Edmonds camper
• Java Juggs baristas arrested for alleged prostitution
• Animal welfare group drops chicken initiative
• Uff-da! Washington adults plumping, not pumping up
• 'Barefoot Bandit' story on A&E tonight
• Front Porch: Camp Killoqua offers open house Saturday
• Everett police chief to get her badge
• Sheriff lobbies Snohomish to contract with county to provide law enforcement
• Even developer pleased about Roesiger land sale
• Three cities put hold on gardens for medical marijuana
• Auction to raise money for blind pony
• Schools are out but the kitchens are still open for lunch
• In 6 months, just 14 nice days in the Puget Sound region
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• Animal planet
• Judge orders drug testing of mother charged in crash that killed her son
• Deputies investigating assault of black man by white men near Lake Goodwin on July 4
• Infant recovering after boat capsizes off Everett waterfront
• Thank you, People's Republic of Lynnwood
• Judge: Documents in corrections officer's killing should be unsealed
• Missing man may have fallen into Elk Creek when bluff gave way
• Two teens face charges for Snohomish High School vandalism
• Arlington seeks park name suggestions
• Group works to keep Port Susan scenic, healthy
• Everett School Board OKs new building
• County may give itself option to add $20 to car tabs
• Navy's stores in county a home away from ship for sailors
• Saving it for later
• Y creating after-school spaces for teens
• Six, including infant, rescued from capsized boat off Harborview Park
• Bed near heater caused Tulalip fire, officials say
• Two join Monroe police, veteran retires
• Everett police chief faces grievance over fired cop
• Records showdown Wednesday in Scherf case
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• Cheesed off
• Fun on the Fourth
• Vision for Japanese Gulch includes more trails and facilities
• Imagine Children's Museum launches expansion Wednesday
• See tiny hummers at Edmonds workshop
• Apply to serve on Monroe boards
• Everett schools to track bullying and harassment
• Help on way for Highway 92 troubles
• Front Porch: Animal shelter seeks volunteers
• Extra traffic patrols saving lives
• Group to pick up skiers' trash at Stevens Pass
• Three Everett-based sailors arrested following school burglary
• Stanwood-area woman reported missing, police seek help finding her
• Vandals hit Snohomish High; computers, trophy case damaged
• Woman dies crossing Highway 99
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• Sultan Shindig honors veteran, volunteer
• Employers get say on roads
• Young Fly-In helpers gain top skills
• U.S. 2 is improving, but no new lanes planned
• EvCC increases tuition and fees to fill budget gap
• Smoking banned in Everett's public housing
• Marine welcomed home from Afghanistan to spend time with family
• Road Report
• Alcohol Licenses
• Around the County
• Having a ball
• Front Porch: Independence Day
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• There's much to win, or lose, for the state's GOP
• Three escape fire that destroys Sultan home
• Lynnwood bank robbery suspect arrested
• Swimmer sets sights on Lake Chelan for a good cause
• Road, transit measure brewing
• Tragedies happen on even the calmest waterways
• Wild Kingdom
• New United Methodist church forms from two smaller ones
• Molotov cocktails thrown at Edmonds fireworks stand
• Mill Creek wants public input for strategic plan
• Fairgrounds hosts a jaripeo -- a rodeo tradition from south of the border
• Snohomish County men arrested in connection with homicide
• Everett man faces 20 years for killing estranged's wife's boyfriend
• State prisons chief resigns abruptly
• Past catches up to man who shot cop
• Puppy killed by coyotes in Lake Goodwin area
• Home near Lynnwood burns for second time in a year
• Thieves cause $350,000 in damage, losses to Everett businesses
• Wrong-way crash victim remembered as helpful, kind
• Everett looks for ways to improve park with unsavory reputation
• Front Porch: Learn tools for caregivers
• Cooking oil ignites small fire in Lynnwood home
• Come to the rescue of group that helps animals
• Even at 88, there's little about her that's 'retiring'
• Lake Stevens to be treated to remove noxious aquatic weed
• Arlington's Fourth especially festive
• Marysville students sing out to keep music teacher
• Navy squadron of Growler jets coming home after flights over Libya
• Salish set to join sister ferry on Port Townsend-Coupeville run
• Lynnwood camera-enforced intersections: safer or not?
• North County update
• Royal pains
• Arlington police seek help finding bank robber
• Bookkeeper who stole $200,000 sentenced to a year in prison
• Burst pipe floods part of new EvCC fitness center
• EvCC's new fitness center springs a leak
• Everett police officer fired, 2 years after killing man
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• Fly me, I'm Yertle
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• Front Porch: Watch wakeboarders on Lake Tye
• Monroe schools preparing budget, assuming $2.9 million less in revenue
• Doctor's trip to Kenya to open clinic eye-opening
• Marriage and divorce, by the numbers
• Police cracking down on drivers who try to beat the train at crossings
• Snohomish cops serve meals for a good cause
• Soccer camp's goal: Life skills
• Last of trio in brutal robbery of disabled Everett man pleads guilty
• Bothell man arrested following high-speed chase
• Police seek Edmonds bank robber
• Lynnwood police investigate motorcyclist's death
• Everett man charged for selling 'bath salts' drug
• Two escape house fire in Marysville
• Smaller cars will get a break under proposed ferry fare increases
• Monroe initiative would repeat objections to traffic cameras
• Everett Housing Authority bans smoking in all its units
• AIDS crisis improving, but not solved
• The battle of the bulge starts very, very early
• Arlington Fly-In offers teen scholarship for aspiring pilots
• Camano Island woman crocheting her online empire
• Arlington rewriting code to make it easier for more to keep chickens
• Grant to fund Snohomish County's arson dog
• Donate Blood at Everett Community College July 13
• EvCC Board Approves $46 Million Budget for 2011-12
• Down 10 deputies since 2008, Island County sheriff says he needs to hire more
• Marysville police say car fire was arson
• Granite Falls kitchen fire damages home
• Second assault reported in same Edmonds CC bathroom
• Murder suspect found fit for trial after pencil stabbings
• Gregoire's chief of staff to depart
• USS Abraham Lincoln gone for sea trial this week
• Editor and lawmaker, Jeanne Edwards, 82, led with her heart
• Secretary of State Reed won't seek re-election
• Want to read Monroe's traffic-camera contract?
• Pedal for Parkinson's program at Mill Creek YMCA
• Firefighters' barbecue recipe a finalist for $10,000 prize
• Snohomish theater a puppeteer's dream
• Mill Creek police cars get snazzy graphics
• Bail set for Everett man accused in beating
• Bothell annexation may go to voters
• Four cars involved in chain-reaction crash on Highway 9
• Earl Dutton, who played large role in Everett Event Center, dies at 82
• EdCC enrollment rises as unemployed seek new career paths at the college
• Waiting for two new lungs
• Democratic Rep. Jay Inslee enters the race for governor
• Front Porch: Spelling bee
• Everett senior center plans spelling bee
• Culled and sacked
• Blogger digs into her roots
• Audit points to issues in Edmonds School District
• Silver Lake tract may become park
• Follow law when buckling in kids
• Police may expand tactical squad
• Children's museum expansion to proceed
• Timing, strategy are key to legalizing marijuana
• Aging U.S. 2 trestle gets needed repairs
• Motorcyclist injured after colliding with deer
• Police seek suspect in Lynnwood bank robbery
• Rolling Stone picks Marysville street musician for a shot at Austin stage
• The bills are in for this year's special session
• Everett schools to tackle hot topics
• Fourth fireworks is a painful reminder of fire for Lynnwood couple
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Weather big factor in fireworks damage
• Carol Stuchell: 'Everett icon' recalled for her civic commitment
• One pastrami, please, extra cheese
• Front Porch: Classic cars roll into Stanwood this weekend
• Arlington mayor candidate starts campaign
• Everett Jehovah's Witnesses prepare for convention in Tacoma
• Propane torch ignites Everett garage fire
• Sorticulture drew a record crowd this year
• Crisis half a world away hitting Everett's budget
• It's been a busy bear season for Lynnwood's PAWS wild animal shelter
• Rebuked by judge, Island County commissioner refiles her suit against county over building permit
• Cause of fatal I-5 crash unclear
• New Providence hospital tower damaged by sprinkler accident
• Mill Creek couple arrested in federal probe of Social Security scam
• Tow Mater pays a special visit to Monroe
• Sinkhole partially shuts down Highway 204 in Lake Stevens
• Everett's next great promotional effort
• Nurses who served in Vietnam invited to join Arlington's July 4 parade
• Emphasis patrols will be looking for impaired boaters this weekend
• Jokers at work
• Salvage crew, volunteers, state team to remove derelict barge from Camano Island beach
• Tulalip graduate's short film honored by film competition
• Case study: How lawyers police their own
• Monroe grad headed home after year's tour in Afghanistan
• Monroe officials criticized for actions to scuttle vote on traffic cameras
• Brutal attack on disabled man with stun gun, hammer results in 14-year prison sentence
• Two fires hit same Marysville house Thursday morning
• Kitchen fire in Mill Creek injures woman
• Southbound I-5 blocked by fatal accident investigation
• Reardon receives minor fine for public disclosure violations
• Strip club application for site near Mukilteo denied
• Officer Troy Meade update: How much he's been paid; is a decision near?
• Fireworks: Safe or insane?
• The city writes ooh-la-la man big check
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Milestones
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Salmon dinner at Camano Senior Center
• You're in the army, now
• Volunteers come to the rescue of county search teams
• Snohomish looking to keep cops
• With fire and flair, KISS will hit the stage
• New fees for state parks set to take effect July 1
• Monroe City Council tries to keep traffic cam initiative off ballot
• Got kids? Check out Everett library's popular summer reading program
• Reardon could face penalties over travel funding
• Front Porch: Take children to work
• Sale of Tulalip Elementary on schedule
• Close your eyes and light up
• WWII veteran among those riding in Arlington's July 4 parade
• Subject matter for kids? Reading
• Concerns raised about Sauk-Suiattle tribal firings
• A perfect math score adds up to college
• Bid made to open strip club just outside Mukilteo city limits
• When jail isn't the right answer
• Mother accused of driving drunk when she crashed, killing 7-year-old son
• These kids are full of stories
• Man taken to hospital via rescue boat in Edmonds area
• Motorcycle trooper hurt in crash on Highway 9
• Girl, 17, dies; Marysville police investigate possible overdose
• Wyoming prosecutor holds out against Colton Harris-Moore plea deal
• Mountlake Terrace students learn pedal power
• Swap meet for vintage 'petroliana' comes to Issaquah
• Mukilteo hosts annual community bike rides
• Rep. Mary Helen Roberts to hold a town hall meeting via telephone
• Despite petition, Darrington fire chief remains on job
• Camera debate duplicated in cities across U.S.
• Snohomish to discuss raising property tax
• Everett housing complex gets upgrades
• Lake Stevens woman in film about end of life
• Around the County
• Questions surround county economic director's position
• Public Meetings
• Former congressman, family find new life in Edmonds
• Everett kitchen fire damages apartment
• Edmonds 'Top Jewelry Designer' Competition
• 'Learn how to drive!'
• Man arrested after fleeing police in stolen fire-station pickup
• You need passion and a plan, West Point graduate tells Mariner students
• Everett's new police chief ready to lead despite challenges
• Around the county
• Sound of music
• Community calendar
• Brier may incorporate Allview
• Active Duty
• Front Porch: Clinic benefit planned
• Courthouse music series kicks off July 6
• School pumpkin has staying power
• Island County next for 'Bandit' case
• New signs point the way to Arlington-area I-5 on-ramp
• Senior skaters on a roll in Marysville
• Gravel firm will pay tab for Granite Falls roadwork
• Cold, wet spring blamed for late strawberry crop
• Decision on Paine Field is long off
• Graduation rates all in the math
• Edmonds teacher honored at memorial
• New chaplain for the U.S. House is Snohomish County native
• Heavy hitters at work behind state initiatives
• Months later, water bottling plant remains only an idea
• Faith Calendar
• Front Porch: Marysville Night at AquaSox
• Made in the USA
• Girls build life skills through soccer
• Suspect sought in stabbing at EdCC
• Granite Falls man charged in possible failed ambush attempt
• Snohomish exploring options for policing
• Hearing set on release of Scherf papers
• Japanese navy comes to town
• Trinity Lutheran College volunteers develop an urban oasis downtown
• 1977 'John Doe' unearthed to see if death was homicide
• Monroe traffic-camera initiative gets enough signatures
• Sunrise, White River Campground still closed at Mount Rainier
• Colton Harris-Moore could get nearly 10 years behind bars
• Police release sketch of woman sought in espresso stand robberies
• New piercing option is catching eyes and scrutiny of state regulators
• Around The county
• Front Porch: B-17 scheduled to fly into Paine Field today
• Memorial planned for Everett woman who died in plane crash
• Darrington to mark 120 years with party Saturday
• Life jackets available at Camano Island boat launches
• Creepy feelings bring out best in husbands
• Cocoon House's Butterfly Celebration marks the evolution of those once at risk
• Graduation rates at Snohomish County high schools
• Anchors aweigh
• Stanwood man in jail after graduate thrown into bonfire at party
• Inslee to donate decade-old contribution from Rep. Anthony Weiner
• No relief as state revenue forecast comes in with $575 million drop in income from taxes
• Bones found at Oak Harbor road construction site likely are 'historic,' coroner says
• 4 sickened with E. coli after visiting Everett animal farm
• Everett elementary school student gets to be principal for a day
• Barefoot Bandit Colton Harris-Moore expected to plead guilty
• Stark statistics are behind push to reduce pedestrian deaths
• State budget forecast $572 million lower than expected
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 99 is identified
• Gregoire signs budget that slashes education, health
• $12 million goal for kids
• Community Extra: Applause
• Is Vancouver burning?
• Front Porch: Help fill care packages for those in military
• Fire damages Lake Stevens home
• Keeping Arlington clean and green
• Monroe to enforce red-light cameras, speeding in 2 school zones
• Sauk-Suiattle Tribe fires 11 of its 64 employees in dispute among council members
• Married Monroe couple running for school board -- against each other
• Pedestrian killed by car on Highway 99
• Deputies, Snohomish police arrest suspect in drive-by shooting after 100-mph chase
• Man suspected of Mountlake Terrace bank robbery arrested
• Log truck spills load on U.S. 2 near Index
• Everett's new hospital tower treats its first patient
• I-5 overpass work on track
• 13 years for 'honor killing'
• Public safety a factor in robber's maximum 24-year sentence
• New bridge over Ebey Slough taking shape
• Unable to lock him up for good, judge gives man in high-speed chase a 7-year sentence
• Developer, children's museum split over alley
• Almost 100, and she has drive to get things done
• Tribute concert to honor beloved Arlington choir teacher
• Snohomish still counting votes on proposed police, parks taxes
• Front Porch: Shred your sensitive documents in Sultan
• On with the show
• Three days to file for Fire District 24 position
• north county update
• Strawberry Festival extra sweet for its 80th anniversary
• Summertime isn't free time for kids any more
• Log truck rollover damages Highway 531 in Stanwood
• Edmonds man pleads guilty to attack on disabled man
• Monroe man in May crash dies from injuries
• Staff treats first patient at new Providence tower
• Lake Stevens woman stands trial in Florida for girl's disappearance
• Proposed new offices for Everett School District are criticized
• Assessed value of homes drops by nearly 13 percent in county
• Topless photos exposed, Lynnwood police say
• Snohomish elementary students raise money to help build a school in Kenya
• Pet snake home after 8-month adventure
• Meaty politics
• Photo exhibit celebrates women in government
• More drivers getting tickets for cell phone use
• Family searching for missing Granite Falls woman
• Edmonds shop-owner robbed at knife point
• Edmonds man arrested, accused of using machete in fight
• Obama, GOP governors react to Gregoire decision
• Gregoire won't seek third term as governor
• Exit signs on I-5 combined for clarity
• Three vie for Monroe council seat
• Ferry rates are going up, and structure of fees may change
• Cleanup set for arsenic-contaminated property in Everett
• Everett man cheats death, thanks to fellow Frisbee players
• New hospital impresses visitors
• Active Duty
• Front Porch: Flag Day concert
• Road Report
• Fare is fair
• Lynnwood's arts official is a lifelong student of calligraphy
• Car prowl spree in Snohomish
• Group pushing to change Lynnwood government
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Cooking fire damages Edmonds home
• Justice isn't simple or cheap
• Longtime Sultan resident, historian and knitter recalled
• County Councilman Gossett seeks input on road projects
• The first Republican governor in a generation?
• Proton therapy a promising treatment for Everett boy
• Every graduate in the class of 2011 has a story
• Front Porch: Centennial celebration
• Sandwich of death
• Marysville woman charged with theft against employer
• Sultan community garden opens
• Two sentenced for car crash that killed 3
• Monroe churches team up with jazz walk to help the homeless
• Meeting to discuss emergency medical services in Darrington
• Prestigious grant helps Mukilteo native spread her passion for learning
• Executive's race between Reardon, Hope tops Snohomish County ballot
• Everett group hopes to feed families from unused land
• Everett man charged after high-speed chase
• Candidate filing deadline is tonight
• Marriage proposal makes Snohomish school fire drill a memorable one
• Police cite hundreds for improper use of seat belts
• In the blotters: cake, cocaine and kittens
• Man arrested in Mexico in 2003 Whidbey Island killing
• Program gears up at-risk students for college
• Fugitive Watch
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Statewide results from high school exams coming Tuesday
• Public invited to join rep. Luis Moscoso for opening of office
• Former county solid waste director settles lawsuit for $45,000
• Everett man arrested after allegedly menacing a couple with a gun near Arlington
• No sign of missing Granite Falls woman
• Peter and Paul from '60s folk trio to headline Evergreen State Fair lineup
• From the top of Providence's tower, a look toward the future
• Fed spending on elephant tracking leads to local bears
• Access to Big Four, Barlow Pass open along Mountain Loop Highway
• Science incorporated into art
• 870 more signatures for Monroe traffic camera initiative
• Granite Falls School District celebrates 100 years of graduations
• Abundance of EvCC grads makes commencement a tough ticket
• Robbery investigated in Stanwood
• Female robber hits Everett espresso stand
• Crows take aim at cops outside Everett's north precinct
• Suspicious cooler in Everett turns out to be lunch
• 911 service restored in Snohomish County
• Colton Harris-Moore pleads not guilty, but deal expected
• No sneaky parking meter installation
• Mill Creek draws the line on tattoos for cops
• A philospophy of sharing and caring
• Everett's new hospital tower blessed by Seattle's archbishop
• Felony charges and convictions in Snohomish County
• Communtiy Extra: Applause
• Community Extra Calendar
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Ink 'em, Danno
• Front Porch: Students' paper crane arrive in Japan
• Clearview's District 7 hasn't decided on new fire chief
• Two injured in crash related to police pursuit
• Extradition hearing scheduled for Everett man accused of war crimes
• Snohomish tourist train delayed
• Gregoire announces push to land 737 replacement
• Have you seen these burglars?
• Detectives, volunteers search for missing Granite Falls woman
• Harris-Moore's guilty plea expected soon
• Deputies chase down man near Boeing
• Diversity program aims to open eyes in Snohomish County
• Friends of victims in Nevada plane crash plan memorial
• Afghan immigrant pleads guilty to killing his brother in Lynnwood in 2009
• Lynnwood man pleads guilty in fatal wreck blamed on racing
• Lake Roesiger property once seen as a mini-city will now be a 2,900-acre park
• U.S. 2 trestle closures coming
• Granite Falls graduates return to kindergarten class where it all started
• Public Meetings
• Food for thought
• North County Update
• Plenty to do in Arlington on Saturday
• Front Porch: Granite Falls cleans up after soap suds flood fountain
• Stanwood Police joins Twitter, Facebook
• Everett schools put in lockdown during police activity
• Everett man reported missing on Snohomish River
• County corrections deputy under investigation for alleged attempted rape of wife
• Attorney General McKenna to launch campaign for governor
• Sewers created big stink in Everett in 2010
• Everett elementary students get a recycling lesson through the school fridge
• County funds projects to help homeless
• Notes drift in from afar about Everett Civic Auditorium's Steinway piano
• County jail deputy on leave after his arrest
• Torch runner lit a fire under himself to get fit
• Seven arrested on heroin charges appear in court, two others fail to appear
• Arlington school, former principal face suit
• Monroe birthing center to close
• Public Meetings
• Around the County
• Front Porch: Pilchuck Audubon hosts author of book on bird identification by feather
• Listen my children
• Driver in fatal wreck near Stanwood identified
• Several burglaries reported at Arlington businesses
• Car count up on I-5, down on I-90 on holiday weekend
• Edmonds mayor orders hiring freeze
• Cabela's store coming to Quil Ceda Village
• Police kill 250-pound bear in Lynnwood after long chase
• 3 hurt in two-car collision near Oak Harbor
• A diamond made from the rough
• Mountlake Terrace plaza getting a makeover
• Mukilteo's police chief aims to be team player
• Water and sewer district gets $1.9M from state
• New federal vouchers will help county families with rent
• Larson won't run again for Arlington mayor
• $748,000 will help build Reiter trails and hire warden
• Park's farm made for petting
• Future murky for Everett waterfront farmers market
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Septic program on Camano
• Pyramid scheme
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt avoiding accident
• Sun, fun draws crowds to Edmonds festival
• Meet your new hospital
• Public meetings
• Community Calendar
• Noxious weeds are a costly problem
• Mother shares snapshot memories of a world-class poet
• Traffic-camera opponents rally to gather signatures
• For 16 years, a father has kept the names of the firefighters who helped saved his son's life.
• faith calendar
• Front Porch: Flea Market supports Camano Animal Shelter Association
• House fire displaces family of 4 in Lake Stevens
• Local, federal agencies investigating drug activity in rural Snohomish
• Flag on the play
• Grant will fund 4 new Lynnwood firefighters
• Marysville School District bus, car collide
• Two members of Waco Boys gang sentenced for drug trafficking
• Probe of I-5 fatal crash in February almost done
• Mill Creek Presbyterian reverend retires
• Fatal Everett shooting over drug deal brings 30-year sentence
• Plane crash in Nevada kills two from Everett
• Judge dismisses Island County commissioner's suit against county
• 2-year-old seriously injured in fall from window
• Three-fourths of Cascade High students don't show up on Friday
• Small Business Acceleration Programs Info Session June 15
• Man arrested in robbery that led to homicide
• Sunshine, temperatures over 70 expected this weekend
• Earn passes and prizes just for getting moving
• Burglary spike in north county
• DEA out in Snohomish area
• Take a video tour of the new Providence hospital tower
• Secrets legitimate and not, defined by records law
• Granite Falls man accused of lying in wait to ambush police, before he was found unconscious and drunk
• Everett fire station, built in 1996, is on land that was restricted to park use
• Deputies who used stun gun won't be charged in death of Gold Bar man who resisted arrest
• Mill Creek couple describe their loss as drunken driver is sentenced for accident that killed their daughter
• ‘Court' celebrates 10 years of helping at-risk kids find sobriety
• Man hurt in Marysville home-invasion robbery
• Man dies day after car wreck in Stanwood
• What a croc
• Police say woman in train collision drove past crossing gates
• Get Movin' about to get going
• Colton Harris-Moore sprains leg in jailhouse volleyball game
• Artist hopes stained-glass works bring identity to Stanwood, Camano Island
• Arlington woman arrested in connection with campground shooting
• 1,000-pound brass bell stolen from Arlington church
• Highway 9 reopened after multi-vehicle crash
• Cascade High School heightens security after threats, vandalism
• Small fires set overnight near Everett High School
• 'Barefoot Bandit' on crutches, has bad sprain
• Oops: Everett fire station built in the wrong location
• Pollution threatens shellfish harvest
• Police say alcohol played role in wreck that triggered traffic jam
• A day of giving for builders
• A quiet Memorial Day weekend on roads
• No funding for repairs to Suiattle River Road
• Everett pet owners could face higher shelter fees
• Collision near Stanwood injures 2
• Meet the weeds that invade Snohomish County
• Which ramen is tops?
• Buyer's market
• Applause: Fourth graders donate shoes
• Front Porch: Open house at Stanwood Library
• Ex-Granite Falls mayor convicted of selling pot
• EvCC Summer Hours Start June 13 - Closed Fridays
• Ruderman making bid for Congress
• Remember when
• Lake Stevens Early Learning Center sprouts a greenhouse
• No arrests as deputies continue investigation of Darrington campground shooting
• Man claiming he had a gun robs Mountlake Terrace bank
• Effort to put red-light cameras to vote in Monroe is scrambling for signatures
• To woo business from Washington, other states add special touch
• Martha Lake Elementary says goodbye to its principal of 13 years
• Economy grounds pilots of small planes
• When fear comes crawling, love stays on guard
• Agencies work together to build homes for lives of independence
• Arlington's Relay for Life effort looks to build on first-year success
• Death again stuns Monroe prison
• Island County judge remains in intensive care after his motorcycle hit a deer
• Two multi-vehicle wrecks in Arlington send six to hospital
• Scherf letter to court shows earlier split with his attorneys on death penalty, his representation
• Police believe robbery attempt led to fatal shooting in Everett
• Student stabbed during robbery at Edmonds Community College
• One idea for dealing with a busy crosswalk
• Lynnwood technology chief honored
• New to family camping? Learn the easy way
• Hospital votes down merger
• EdCC cuts drama classes
• Marysville fire takes budget hit
• Highway 522 widening work to begin
• Walmart decision appealed in court
• Big boulder in Edmonds one of many left by long-gone glaciers
• Front Porch: A berry good run
• Download Granite Falls history to a smartphone
• Arlington honors vets with parade and ceremony
• Man shot at campground near Darrington
• EvCC hosts SnoCo Together
• Everett Civic's key attraction: A 'majestic' Steinway piano
• Widening project would expand Hwy. 99 bus lanes
• Memorial Day events around the county
• Marysville's change of plans leads to land sale
• Sultan scores in state budget
• Remembering the Great Fire of Snohomish
• Road Report
• Active Duty
• Public Meetings
• Fire!
• Front Porch: Baseball and Marysville
• South county's cities begin to embrace social media
• Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Special session costs tied to expense claims
• Lakewood educator always placed family, kids first
• Minnesota historical society seeks Civil War flag in Everett
• Roadkill Caucus largely gets its way in Olympia
• Questions surround state cuts to school salaries
• Fallen sailor's recordings from Vietnam rediscovered decades later
• U.S. 2 crash injures 3
• Candidate filing for elective offices opens June 6
• Platinum power
• Front Porch: Pow Wow in Monroe
• 3 Mill Creek churches team up to help out
• Man pleads not guilty in 1979 death
• County districts can't agree on fire protection for annexation area
• Everett police say injured man had dead man's wallet
• Upgraded wastewater treatment plant makes the Stilly sweet
• Another wet weekend in the forecast
• Judge says public should see Scherf letter; defense appeals
• Signature deadline nears for Monroe traffic camera foes
• Everett police seek suspects in vehicle prowl (video)
• Memorial Day events planned across Snohomish County this weekend
• Jackson High School cheerleaders suspended over hazing
• Auditor wants state workers to hit print less
• Historic Green Mountain fire lookout at risk
• Film festival returns to Everett
• House fire near Silver Lake displaces six
• Roadwork opens both lanes of Mountain Loop Highway, but snow still blocks the Deer Creek gate
• Holiday drivers warned to take care
• Back Pocket
• Robbery defendant wants to change plea
• Man fatally shot had just been let out of jail
• Prosecutors charge Seattle man in 1979 slaying of Everett woman
• Special Olympians on way to Athens
• Ebey Prairie walk offers glimpses of rare wildflower
• By the way, the Pink Bug proposal worked
• Driver badly injured when train strikes car in Everett
• Plea deal likely won't allow Colton Harris-Moore to make a dime from his story
• County rivers are running fast, high, cold
• Man injured in one-car wreck in Sultan
• County to charge pet owners who don't pick up lost pets
• Chickens safe after fire destroys Lake Stevens farm building
• Front Porch: Snohomish High stages ‘The Pajama Game'
• Memorial Day events planned around the county
• Swedish hospital executives change jobs
• Arlington woman's $250,000 contest prize a ‘blessing'
• Judge delays sentencing until man testifies in murder case
• Riverside volunteers deliver neighborly help
• Arlington woman bit by neighbors' bulldogs when she attempts to retrieve her strays
• State's redistricting commission takes comments in Everett about 10th district, border changes
• Overtime for state Legislature isn't all that special
• Rail terminal in Bellingham could mean more coal, freight trains through county
• Opportunities
• It's Ladies Night
• EvCC Student Arts Showcase June 2 & 3
• 'W Howard' a man of many screen names, Jedi master?
• Man slain at Everett home identified
• Public Meetings
• Oprah's latest favorite thing
• north county update
• Front Porch: Snohomish High's Night of the Arts returns Thursday
• Diver who died near Edmonds ferry terminal identified
• Two teens arrested following arson that destroyed Darrington youth baseball equipment shed
• Marysville-Pilchuck students' festival shows talent for art
• Judge denies request to lower bail amount in Everett robbery
• Psychiatric evaluation ordered for man who allegedly stabbed two lawyers with pencils
• $100,000 bail set for driver arrested after high-speed chase
• County pet owners who don't claim lost pets could still pay fee
• Documentary on ‘mean girls' prompts discussion among Everett students
• Mr. EHS takes stage again
• Man critically hurt in crash near Sultan
• EvCC Graduation is June 10
• EvCC?s Ocean Research College Academy Graduation June 10
• Camera backers ask high court to toss Mukilteo vote
• United Way of Snohomish County chooses new CEO
• Pay cut for teachers included in state budget deal
• Man shot to death at same Everett home as 2008 killing
• One dead in Everett shooting
• Everett car fire called suspicious
• Mill Creek house fire called arson
• Front Porch: Who will be Mr. EHS?
• October surprise
• Mukilteo boat launch down to 1 dock
• Mill Creek police arrest suspected car prowler
• Domestic Violence Services auction is in the bag
• Initiative effort aimed at red-light cameras
• Bothell annexation closer to ballot
• State budget plan finalized for vote
• Man arrested for alleged pharmacy robbery
• No Injuries in Police Pursuit, Driver Arrested
• Middle schoolers could face charges over fake Facebook page
• Ex-councilman Earling to run for Edmonds mayor
• Lynnwood police chief, guild say not enough cops
• Snohomish students show debt is huge, even in pennies
• Mill Creek man prepares for a long summer in Iraq
• Patti Berry's mom never stopped pressing for justice
• Police chase through Everett ends in crash, arrests
• House, Senate reach budget deal as debate on debt limit continues
• Expect long delays on Edmonds-Kingston ferry run
• Mountlake Terrace Farmers Market starts fresh
• His door is always open for kids who feel alone
• 116th Street NE fixes just need money
• Where you can remember those who died in service
• This year you'll be able to buy your Evergreen State Fair tickets online
• K9 patrol returning to duty in Snohomish
• Lawmakers' deal should clear way for budget accord
• Damage stemming from pipe breaks have cost Everett thousands of dollars
• AquaSox greet fans at fest
• Road report
• Active duty
• Front Porch: Lecture discusses causes of bird deaths
• Sorry, but we're still here
• Around the county
• Give input about road to Wild Sky Wilderness area
• New home for Kucinich?
• Hope's hoop dream may be more about scoring points with voters than NBA
• Everett School District revives plan for $23 million office
• Everett woman endures calls by con artists, voodoo curse
• Community calendar
• Public Meetings
• Herald staffers earn 20 awards
• Life Story: Arlington's George Grimm, 92, lived his life in the sky and the field
• More than a few heroes bolster hope for Casino Road
• Edmonds diver dies at dive park near ferry terminal
• Legislative report questions energy efficiency standards for public buildings
• Mountlake Terrace jazz band finishes third in national contest
• Monroe church revives its community service mission
• Fire officials investigate Everett blaze
• Numbers guy
• Construction worker in Mill Creek injured in fall
• Charges filed in ramming of Everett police car
• Groups unite to save Green Mountain forest fire lookout
• Man held for assault in Monroe
• Affholter will make another run for Everett council after all
• Marysville teen facing adult charges in shooting outside school
• Lake Stevens family of nine makes room for one more
• Letter at the center of Scherf murder case
• Citing security, Naval Station Everett cancels July 4th fest
• Good turnout for Bike to Work Day
• Affholter will make another run for Everett council after all
• Pre-rapture plant sale in Everett
• Fire damages three apartments in south Everett
• Naval Station Everett cancels its Fourth of July Freedom Festival because of 'heightened security'
• Family restores Stanwood man's dream Mustang as he battles cancer
• Granite Falls School District selects principal from Eastern Washington as new superintendent
• Everett, Oak Harbor Navy stations earn honors for energy efficiency
• State lawmakers upbeat about prospects for a budget deal
• Granite Falls student 'Bugs' a girl to go to prom with him
• Everett native recounts his years as a producer for Oprah Winfrey
• Front Porch: Let us know about Memorial Day events
• Around the County
• Fugitive Watch
• Left behind
• Lynnwood man hurt in wreck
• Man found dead at Everett Marina identified
• Three suspects arrested in multiple Edmonds burglaries
• Dig into treasures of your past
• Open-records law violators now face fines as low as $0
• At halfway point, special session costs totaled $180,000
• Suspect ID'd in 1995 slaying of dancer, second disappearance
• Should Everett go pesticide free?
• Snohomish to mail tax hike survey
• PUD chief rewarded with bonuses on top of $337,000 salary
• Trooper lost in North Cascades admits he shouldn't have hiked alone
• The top scams and how to recognize them
• Students praised at Rotary awards
• Seriously playing in the mud
• Community Extra: Applause
• Banking on the end of the world
• Front Porch: EvCC team in welding rodeo
• Monroe councilwoman to step down
• Edmonds council not ready to approve levy for ballot
• Body recovered from water at Everett Marina
• Arlington drill tests disaster readiness
• Arrest made after Lake Stevens officer's motorcycle run over during traffic stop
• EvCC Student Artwork on Display May 19-June 10
• Stolen World Series ring recovered in Bothell
• Traffic-camera company executive suspended
• Horse being treated for equine herpesvirus in Snohomish
• Everett boy, 16, held in shooting outside elementary school
• Hiker found after 2-day search in Cascades
• Chemical causes fumes at waste transfer station
• He can tell you how to get to Sesame Street
• Are your bags packed?
• Granite Falls students hope to continue progress in encouraging good choices
• Nighttime seat belt patrols planned
• Snohomish Police Foundation holding fundraiser
• Mountlake Terrace girl, 14, suspected in fire that spread to house
• Women are the spark behind Camano Island Fire District No. 4
• Suspected Everett gang member facing federal weapons charges
• It's the end of the world; how do you feel?
• Teen shot in chest on Everett school playground Tuesday evening
• A 6-year-old 'princess tomboy' will be among those at Saturday's Stanwood Camano Relay for Life
• Rep. Hope to speak at Republican Women's Club meeting
• North county update
• Edmonds Police Department holding awards ceremony
• Everett police investigate shooting
• Meet reader 'W Howard,' undercover traffic cam exec
• Everett still paying for freak storm
• At last: Temperature could hit 70 this week
• 14 more charges filed against Colton Harris-Moore in Island County
• Sky Valley's Dusty Days pageant has proven legacy
• PUD commissioner plans to run for County Council
• Retired UW professor killed in Arlington plane crash
• Teams searching for off-duty trooper investigate snowshoe tracks
• Front Porch: Free concert for kids
• Muppet money
• Man charged with assault after alleged theft at Everett store
• Everett police honor officers, citizens
• Driver allegedly backs into deputy's motorcycle during traffic stop
• Boat's prop tangled in deadly capsize off Camano Island
• New law allows cameras on school buses
• Monroe mulls sales tax increase
• Drivers prep in a roundabout way
• An Everett woman was delivered by firefighters. Decades later, her son is, too
• Gregoire: Public needs to pay more for roads
• Suspect in murder, pencil stabbings restrained for court hearing
• Get in shape by charging up that hill
• Police searching for man who fled in Lake Stevens
• Off-duty State Patrol trooper missing on hike in Cascades
• Kucinich sightings mount in media and in Washington
• High tea and fun fashion bring back wedding memories
• Meet Mary Gregoire, the First Mother-in-Law
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• Story time
• Two firefighters share award
• Front Porch: Emergency preparedness
• Benefits of roundabouts, and a chance to practice
• Arlington quake is fake, but training is real
• Builders praise county's renewed focus on permit process
• Fewer teacher layoffs than feared in Snohomish County
• Monroe to discuss issue of term limits
• Public Meetings
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• Citizen Patrol member made police part of community
• Policy, politics far behind traffic-camera technology
• An Arlington prom night to remember
• Lawmakers face off over workers compensation
• Traffic camera battle heats up
• New Everett hospital tower is a $460 million gamble for Providence
• Pilot dies in crash at Arlington airport
• Sultan votes to fix dam
• Arson destroys Little League gear, car dealers replace it
• Forest near Lake Roesiger eyed for large park
• Feds give go-ahead for repairs to Mountain Loop Highway
• Groups team up to help out Marysville Boys & Girls Club
• Simulator offers police real-life training
• (Fishing) derby days
• SUV driven into vacant store
• Bothell man's service to others brings its own reward
• Dance event to help teen with cystic fibrosis
• Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto
• Lynnwood man charged with second-degree murder in wife's death
• Murder suspect allegedly stabs second lawyer with pencil
• A Q&A with Providence hospital's chief executive
• TGIF: A smorgasbord of police blotter bits
• Awards honor winning contributions by young people
• Mail carriers will be hauling more than mail during Saturday's food drive
• Couging it
• No one able to put their finger on lost ring
• Seattle man arrested after robbery at Everett store
• Witnesses to fatal I-5 crash asked to contact police
• Watch artists at work
• Woman who scammed victim out of $60,000 sentenced to 6 months in jail
• Everett expects $10 million shortfall in next year's budget
• 5 years for accidental killing of girlfriend
• Murder suspect gets new lawyer after first attorney is stabbed with a pencil
• State keeps its word to Monroe to pay for investigation of correction officer's slaying
• Governor signs bill to bring WSU to Everett
• Derelict crab pots cleaned up to make local waters safer
• Front Porch: Retire your tattered flag and get a new one free
• North county update
• Marysville revamps website
• Gas line break forces evacuation in Everett
• Students Perform Comedy 'Epic Proportions' June 1-5
• Work to reopen Mountain Look Highway shut down in federal funding decision
• New ferry to start Port Townsend-Coupeville run in July
• Woman found holding dog's head in Sultan taken to hospital for mental evaluation
• How much money cities make on traffic enforcement
• Opportunities
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• Community Extra: Calendar
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• Learn how to be safe at Sultan extravaganza
• Circle the wagons
• Front Porch: Norwegian constitution day celebrated in Everett on May 17
• Bowling fundraiser pins down $37,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Snohomish County
• Coupeville man found dead in his home
• Camano Island man dies from injures from Tuesday crash on I-5
• Graffiti to get speedy removal in Marysville
• Pedestrian killed by train in Marysville
• Deputy prosecutor is a foster care success story
• San Juan County files charges against Colton Harris-Moore to beat deadline
• State to build a traffic circle mock-up at fairgrounds so drivers can take a spin
• Everett projects a $10 million gap in next year's budget
• Study: EvCC Contributes $301 Million to Local Economy
• Small plane lands safely at Paine Field after gear fails
• Snohomish wants to know if voters will pay for police, parks
• Pedestrian struck, killed by train in Marysville
• Arlington family shares pain of daughter's suicide to educate others how to help
• District 7 fire chief paid $325,000 to retire as commissioners squabble
• Falling for a new sport
• State tightens rules for parents seeking to exempt kids from immunizations
• Governor signs law adding same-sex couples to state's definition of parents
• State law exempts Marysville from election requirement on deal with PUD
• Fire displaces three in Granite Falls
• Darrington's sign for the times
• Snohomish man charged with assault in April 13 shooting
• Tulalip Tribes using special program to improve children's reading skills
• Everett police car hit by bullet in Sunday night's chase, arrest of Arlington man
• Cascade students to honor fallen veterans
• Here's one employer many love to hate
• Coffee stand robber gets jail
• Bipartisan group introduces new bill on medical marijuana
• New version of medical pot law surfaces
• Accident on I-5 near Arlington kills woman, 75
• Crash blocks southbound I-5 near Arlington
• Shots fired at Everett police officer; Arlington man arrested
• Snohomish County revenue falls short yet again
• Exhibits allow modern access to Centennial Trail history
• New weather station will see what Camano Island site can't
• Sinkhole discovered near Forest Park in Everett
• Winning
• EvCC powwow keeps tribal traditions alive
• Comcast workers donate time, skills
• Two Everett men arrested for investigation of pot growing
• Everett attorney allegedly stabbed by client during trial
• Everett revising emergency plan
• Teen dies from injuries after boat capsized near Camano Island
• Redistricting forum planned May 25 for Snohomish County residents
• Defendant in prison officer's slaying may be unhappy with attorneys
• Watch out for sinkhole near Forest Park
• Human skull found off highway between Arlington, Darrington
• Sex offender sought by Sheriff's Office is dead
• Giant radar vessel on its way to Seattle, not Everett
• Man arrested after shots fired in Everett
• But her purr box goes to 11
• Northshore Christian Academy adding classrooms and commons rooms
• Change in parking enforcement in Mukilteo
• Will Snohomish County budget spring another leak?
• Bin Laden's gone, but where are al-Qaida leaders?
• Paving slated for I-5 between Marysville and Everett
• Man recalled as experienced boater
• Monroe prepares to issue traffic-camera tickets
• Record April snow at Stevens Pass
• Lynnwood students' video a contest finalist
• A lot of gardening goes into Everett's summer look
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• Road Report
• Front Porch: Art night for teens
• Koster to run again, but what race will he enter?
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Lottery long on hope, but still no golden goose
• 'One of a kind' raconteur ran a popular Everett eatery
• Mariners go pink to honor a Snohomish-area cancer survivor
• One dead, one in hospital after boat capsizes off Camano Island
• Faith calendar
• Avoiding a Grand finale
• Front Porch: Glacier Peak High School plans Japan relief benefit concert
• Timeline set for proposed south county fire authority
• Level III sex offender missing after failing to register
• Everett dentist's license suspended over drug allegations
• Mountalke Terrace voters could see Civic Campus on 2012 ballot
• Edmonds police dog has helped catch 102 suspects
• Bin Laden's death a lesson
• Pastors return to celebrate Lynnwood's Good Shepherd Baptist Church's 50th
• Nudist club drops its suit, allowing land transfer for gun range near Sultan
• Boom City Swap Meet opens
• Environmental groups sue to keep road closed into forestlands east of Darrington
• Rabbi Mark Glickman Speaks May 16 at EvCC
• Health and Wellness Fair May 19 at EvCC
• Snohomish may contract with sheriff's office to save money
• State may dock firm for late delivery of ferry
• Jayme Biendl honored as state's top corrections officer
• Does Everett have the oldest tracks in the state?
• Gov. Gregoire signs bill to improve safety for state's corrections workers
• Darrington's fired schools chief remains on payroll until appeal is heard
• Man whose body washed ashore identified
• County reaches pact with Monroe mobile home park in flood-prone area
• Front Porch: Nominate a deserving Snohomish County kid
• Everett School District throws up hurdles to efforts to improve high school tracks
• The Donald hits the pits
• Lynnwood man found dead in car
• Plenty of choices for family fun this weekend in Arlington
• Does this jewelry have a familiar ring to it?
• Koster to make third bid for Congress
• Land sale to Tulalips closer
• Marcus Whitman DAR chapter marks a century in Snohomish County
• Traffic-camera debate: some fodder for discussion
• Sheriff's Office meets with Darrington officials following tear gas leak
• Most Cinco de Mayo celebrations wait for 6 or 7 de Mayo
• Gregoire signs ban on toxic asphalt sealants
• EvCC hosts controversial author on Islam
• Koster running again, may challenge Cantwell
• ‘Ink for a Cure' idea catches on as ribbons tattooed for cancer fundraiser
• Tulalip center working to restore Everett's landmark story pole
• Legislators look at rolling back tax breaks to solve budget problem
• Combined effort spruces up Everett's Cocoon House
• Winners and losers in the state lottery
• Putting on brakes after 49 years
• June Robinson to run for council seat
• You should see the matching shoes
• Glitch prompts extension of emergency training in Sultan
• Lovick, County Councilman Sullivan kick off re-election bids
• Power tool tips off police to Lynnwood burglary
• Woman escapes Everett fire; $20,000 in damage
• Terrace man agrees to Planned Parenthood ban
• Snohomish tax measure will be on Aug. 16 ballot
• Jury convicts Oak Harbor woman in fatal wreck that killed three
• Was Snohomish County born out of a grisly murder?
• EvCC Receives $15,000 Service Learning Grant
• Judge refuses to seal mentally ill offender's records
• Hobbs says heart 'soared' when bin Laden killed
• CT bus, car collide in Lynnwood; 2 seriously injured
• No time like the present to prepare for disaster
• I-C-U TV
• Kids fish free Saturday in Marysville
• Suspect's murder charge dropped in plea deal
• Seattle man pleads guilty in kidnapping, high-speed chase
• States reviewing medical marijuana laws
• Reiter Foothills review leaves many concerned
• Scherf's lawyers say prosecutors bungled death penalty law
• Osama bin Laden's death is not the end of the fight, local veterans say
• Unexpected revenue may smooth the way for state budget negotiators
• Marysville native survives tornado
• Lynnwood woman to appear on TLC's "Extreme Couponing" show
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Meadowdale art sale
• Attorney general to discuss mortgage crisis
• Camano Island's Nathaniel Shipley has lead in production of 'Oliver!'
• What happened to the story pole?
• Senate panel takes up bill on privatizing liquor operation
• Paralympics gives visually impaired kids chance to compete
• Sultan to test emergency warning sirens Tuesday
• County leaders disagree about road problems, how to pay for fixes
• Snohomish County fights federal flood maps
• April showers bring ... May showers
• Trestle-trotting emu hit by car on U.S. 2
• Paramedics practice high-risk rescues
• Lynnwood woman recovering after I-5 crash
• Teen supports patients fighting Alzheimer's disease
• Sometimes you feel like a nut
• Sheriff, others raise flag in celebration
• Families of fallen Marines grateful after word of bin Laden's death
• Lynnwood not smiling about traffic camera coverage
• Details shared on raid of bin Laden compound
• Road Report
• Everett Rock City
• Planning for pets important for seniors
• Long-running rockers KISS to play Everett
• Camano Island house fire displaces three
• Access to park-and-ride lot is confusing
• Front Porch: Photo contest
• Marysville surplus property up for sale
• Year after fire, Compass Health prepares to re-open low-income apartments, but help is needed
• Plenty of tastes, but few secrets at BBQ championship
• Active Duty
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• Around the County
• Alcohol Licenses
• Police, firefighters thank Arlington voters
• What survey says about the health habits of local teens
• Art is grand at opening of Schack Art Center
• New Lynnwood pool wows our 10-year-old reviewer
• Governor's veto leaves cities in a haze over medical pot dispensaries
• Community calendar
• This week's public meetings
• Life Story: UW professor Alan Marlatt studied addiction, remembered for compassion, gregarious nature
• Body found on beach near Picnic Point may be boater who fell overboard
• Faith and spirituality calendar
• The Legislature's joint session
• Return old or unused medication today in Lynnwood
• Front Porch: Spaghetti feed in Warm Beach
• Learn more about running for office
• National Day of Prayer is next week
• Man arrested after dragging two Lynnwood officers
• Clearview fire chief retires after 32 years
• Law at a kid's level
• A conversation with EdCC's new president
• Snohomish school board approves layoff notices to 41 in district, delays pool construction
• Governor vetoes most of medical marijuana bill
• Sikhs gather at Marysville temple to welcome new year
• Smashing fun at Snohomish affair to watch nuptials on telly
• Edmonds Air Force major among 8 killed in Afghanistan
• Will pepper spray make U.S. prisons safer?
• Will Gregoire find anything to save in medical marijuana bill?
• Everett police officer uses soccer ball to reach out to kids
• Prisons chief warns of cuts
• Art center opens this weekend
• Would-be burglar arrested in Edmonds
• Suspect arrested in Arlington robbery, assault
• Man in wrong-way crash died from heart attack
• Gas pains
• County's condos drop in value 15 percent
• Conservation area near Spada Lake may grow
• Clinton bookstore celebrates its grand opening this weekend
• Camano Island principal retiring after 40-year career
• Stanwood glass artist's work aboard shuttle to honor congresswoman, kids battling disease
• Rift a risk to emergency calls in Darrington
• Traffic camera company fought Mukilteo initiative
• Bus, car accident injures one, backs up traffic on northbound I-5 in Everett
• Arlington grandmother, day care owner chases down purse snatcher
• Momsen commander relieved while Navy investigates misconduct
• Darrington residents hospitalized after inhaling suspected tear gas
• Police hunt for Arlington robbery suspect
• Trumped up
• Front Porch: May is Bike to Work Month
• Mother, son charged in assault, robbery of Lynnwood man
• Bosnian war-crimes suspect from Everett in court
• Monroe pedestrian struck by SUV but protects little granddaughter
• Several with flu virus at Everett hospital
• Meet the ships that call Naval Station Everett home
• Lynnwood's renovated $24.5 million palace of fun opening
• Empty reservoir leaves Sultan all tapped out
• Monroe church's Adopt a Block program brings meals, ministry to families, homeless
• Body found on beach at Picnic Point park near Mukilteo
• A little snow in the forecast again for Snohomish County
• Vehicle charging stations coming to Mountlake Terrace
• Teachers getting pink slips as state budget talks continue
• Scammers targeting ‘relatives' in Mukilteo
• Survey to help plan Marysville parks
• Youth smoking rates decline in Snohomish County
• Three people injured in U.S. 2 crash near Skykomish are recovering
• Snohomish camper lost on hike recovering after freezing night
• Weddings over easy
• Pedestrian struck by car in Monroe
• Man dies in wrong-way crash in Lynnwood
• Sex trafficking of teens is topic of Mukilteo forum
• Eastside Narcotics Task Force confiscates drugs, guns in Lynnwood
• Arlington acreage becomes a sanctuary for rescued goats
• Monroe teachers to receive layoff notices
• A cold case detective's call brings hope
• Get Started at EvCC?s East County Campus May 17
• The Majestic Cafe moving to old Flying Pig location
• Lynnwood traffic cameras have brought in $4.7 million
• Point Wells ruling bolsters opponents of high-rise project
• Webcams keep eye on Arlington airport for fun, safety
• Arrest in 1979 death provides relief for victim's brother
• Edmonds man flies high with NASA
• New street in Smokey Point a headache for neighbors
• Around the County
• Are you smitten by royalty?
• Designated driver
• Machinists Union providing food for unemployed
• Holocaust survivors talk at EvCC
• Petitions aimed at stopping new Walmart store
• Two escape injury in Marysville mobile home fire
• Stolen memorial infuriates family
• Mukilteo plans speed-limit changes
• Call For Artist - Arlington Arts Council
• Raymond Ibrahim Speaks about Islam May 5 at EvCC
• Epileptic man, 70, sentenced in vehicular homicide
• Water valve break repaired in Everett's Port Gardner neighborhood
• Poems offer a glimpse into souls of young offenders
• Mukilteo seeking grant for artwork at Lighthouse Park
• How to improve Evergreen Way?
• Where to get rid of expired drugs
• Unexpectedly high expenses at Snohomish County Jail prompt closer look
• Swedish's new emergency room is super busy
• Snohomish elementary students putting aid to Japan in the piggy bank
• Wedding-watching strategies for Friday's royal event
• Scherf's lawyers seek control of what you know
• Public meetings
• Alcohol license applications
• Active Duty: News about area residents in the military
• Please, please me
• Road report
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Tour remodeled Whittier Elementary on Thursday
• Monroe Boy Scout attempting to earn all 131 merit badges
• Kidstage Summer Camps: Register Now
• Three injured in one-car accident on U.S. 2 near Skykomish
• Everett library staffers knit homage to royal wedding
• Marysville mechanic took 'great pride' in his town
• In Snohomish County, it is all about the commute
• Arrest made in 1979 ‘cold case' killing
• Snohomish County appears closer to goal of hosting a university
• Sun and smiles galore at Marysville's Easter egg hunt
• Arrest made in 1979 'cold case' killing
• Front Porch: Send us your shots of your outdoor adventures
• Speak now or forever hold your breath
• Everett woman's book teaches kids life's harder lessons
• That rabbit will be everywhere Easter weekend
• Everett man pleads guilty to woman's death in drunken driving accident
• Jury acquits former Mukilteo camp director of molestation
• Monroe accepting higher donations without council OK
• County approves funds to complete Centennial Trail ‘gap'
• Planned I-5 overpass could ease backups at Lakewood Crossing
• Sultan lake empty because of dam leak
• Police find apology note at Lynnwood home where woman's body found
• Seized drugs reported stolen from evidence at medical examiner's office
• What'll he invent next?
• Hospital asks Everett to allow larger sign than rules allow
• Governor calls for special session to finish budget work
• Writers Celebrate Poet Carolyn Kizer with Lecture and Reading May 4
• Author Greg Mortenson could lose honorary UW Bothell degree
• Everett makes it easy to learn about Evergreen Way
• Front Porch: Pet food collected at Marysville food bank
• Signs of the times
• ATF offering $5,000 reward for information in Mukilteo Mormon church arson
• Police seize phone of man who died of possible overdose
• Camano City one-room schoolhouse turns back the clock this weekend
• 300 people on Whidbey made their peace
• Sheriff's deputy won't be charged in alleged assault of his wife
• Startup's no flood zone, say residents
• Former child mentor to answer to child pornography charges Friday
• Lake Stevens children fold good wishes for Japanese students
• No egg hunt at Snohomish's Harvey Field, but many others in county remain
• At Monroe dairy farm, every day is Earth Day
• Man caught with hot cheese; alibi full of holes
• Beat The Burglars: Is there hope?
• Marysville Fire Department lays off three firefighters, four others
• Legislature OKs plan for WSU presence on EvCC campus
• Yes, that's snow in parts of Snohomish County
• Woman dies in jail of heart attack days before sentencing for animal cruelty
• Snohomish schools chief promises that swim center will be built
• Paid parking a growing possibility for downtown Everett
• From here to Seattle: Which way is quickest?
• Milestones
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Happiness is a warm, official gun
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Monroe cleans up for Earth Day
• Fire destroys log cabin in Snohomish
• Service day a cure for boredom
• Group forms to fund police dogs in Snohomish
• Edmonds church volunteer sentenced for voyeurism
• Newest theft target: sewer grates and manhole covers
• Suspects arrested in theft of baseball player's championship rings
• Are we paying too much for prisoners?
• Final suspect arrested in heroin crackdown in Snohomish
• Husband arrested in his wife's shooting death
• Providence asks the city to allow 131-square-foot signs
• Eco-car teams return from competition triumphant
• May 2012 presidential primary likely to be canceled
• Deal reached on state roads budget
• Valley General Hospital wants Providence as a business partner
• Facebook phony vilifies Sultan principal
• Before Paine Field was an airport, military families called it home
• Busy summer ahead for Snohomish County roadwork
• Front Porch: Japanese Gulch benefit
• I will make sure you read this for $5
• Girl soccer players get kick out of helping
• No contest
• Arlington voters ignoring emergency medical services levy
• Prison safety bill goes to governor
• Sex offender given almost three years for indecent exposure
• Kirkland man convicted of first-degree murder
• Traffic cameras on school buses get OK
• See map of proposed bike routes in Everett
• Aviation Maintenance Program Information Session May 12
• Senate, House reach deal on transportation budget
• No love for the Bug
• Police chief reaches out to ‘good kids'
• Swedish/Edmonds celebrates the hospital's 60,000th birth
• Pedestrian killed in Marysville named
• Police investigate death of woman in Lynnwood
• Photos lead to charge of rape against former Mountlake Terrace man
• State Senate aproves plan for deficit
• Snohomish school chief puts swim center on hold
• Font Porch: Support group for caregivers
• Around the County
• Public Meetings
• Special prom invitation wins audience approval
• Paine Field firefighters host 5k run and pancake breakfast
• Trial for murder of corrections officer set for July 29
• Three jailed for assisting suspects in Snohomish shooting, police say
• Everett marijuana co-op wants an unpaid intern
• 60,000th baby born at Swedish/Edmonds
• Where to take last minute tax mail
• 4 escape house fire in Marysville area
• U.S. 2 crash injures 4, snarls traffic
• Aspiring astronaut spends 2 weeks of Mars on Earth
• Monroe wants to attract business
• Neighbors in Everett prep for disasters
• $4.9M in damage: Winter wrecked Snohomish County roads, bridges
• Front Porch: Take pride in Mountlake Terrace
• Bikers on Bunny duty
• Arc uses new look to seek more awareness
• Officer who shot man still drawing paycheck
• Oak Harbor woman injured in one-car crash
• Carpool lane cheaters 'work the system'
• Special session likely in Olympia
• Take a walk through the tulips
• Woman found dead at her home near Lynnwood
• Twin who died of flu remembered for his generosity
• Lessons from a teaching hall of famer
• Public meetings
• Community Calendar
• A changing skyline raises questions
• It's more important than ever to remember Oklahoma City bombing
• Leo Moser: Devoted, gentle man loved all people
• Roll Call: Votes in the state Legislature
• Faith and spirituality calendar
• The Buzz on biz
• Front Porch: Art show at Archibishop Murphy High on Sunday
• Clothes behind dryer likely cause of fire
• Fire damage limited at Everett home
• Tragedy led to new attitude for prayer breakfast speaker
• Woman sues after state drops her from Basic Health coverage
• YMCA, Stanwood group continue work to bring pool, gym to north county
• Mountlake Terrace woman, 45, arrested after friend dies of heroin overdose
• Motorcycle group says it can't raise money to bring show to Everett
• How noise from passenger flights might affect Paine Field's neighbors
• Special session of Legislature needed, Gregoire says
• Tea Party activists gather for rally on county campus
• Athletes, Coaches, Teams Inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame May 25
• 2 arrested in Snohomish shooting
• The Craig Ladiser case: sorting 5,000 emails
• Snohomish shooting suspects arrested
• As change in ships approaches, Everett's Navy base is busy
• Vandalism of Everett roadside memorial crushes grieving family
• Everett will be a 1 ER town
• Fugitive Watch
• Front Porch: Learn about stream rehabilitation projects
• North county update
• No more lives to live
• Marysville water service bill passes Legislature
• Wrong-way crash in Marysville still under investigation
• Sultan man charged with discharging dangerous weapon
• County's YMCA branches plan healthy kids day
• Five young women in running for county dairy ambassador
• Island County to give peace (symbol) a chance
• Mill Creek swim club hopes to raise $33,000 with swim-a-thon
• Dad's life ended as baby's began
• 3 options on table for reworking Mukilteo ferry dock
• Police hunt for suspect, accomplice in Snohomish shooting
• State Senate picks its winners and loses in capital budget
• Everett man convicted of meth possession
• Wife, son allegedly beat man with bat
• Kids' lit adapted for special needs
• Snohomish County's 10 tallest buildings
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Four appointed to re-examine county council boundaries
• Front Porch: EvCC's ocean college
• Hitting some turbulence
• Everett City Council tables TV channel discussion
• Teen traffic safety program set for Sultan
• Sprinklers help contain Lynnwood hotel fire
• First Tee teaches lessons on life from the golf course
• Cause of death on Highway 2 sought
• Camano Island man pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• Holocaust Survivor Peter Metzelaar Speaks April 27 at EvCC
• Popular motorcycle show canceled
• Police hunt for suspect in Snohomish shooting
• Everett man arrested, accused of war crimes in 1990s
• Looking for a trend when criminals reoffend
• Learn About EvCC's Ocean Research College Academy (ORCA) April 21
• Frosh get a fresh perspective at Kamiak
• Collapsed culvert temporarily closes Marysville road
• Vaughn may enter Snohomish County executive race
• Snohomish School District considering job cuts
• ‘Heavy lifting' looms in state budget talks
• Everett takes a look at TV tax
• Rape wasn't a lie, Lynnwood police now say
• Everett's SWAT team sidelined
• Granite Falls teacher earns national recognition
• Windows are on their don't-like-to-do list
• New strategy aims at protecting farms, fish habitat
• Hearing to form county transportation district postponed until July
• Triassic overbite
• Arlington High gets real artsy
• Front Porch: Celebrating Arbor Day
• Whidbey Island NAS commander relieved of duty
• Democrats end push for paid surrogacy
• Jackson swim team gives Special Olympics a boost
• Fatal Gold Bar fire wasn't arson, officials say
• Ferndale man hurt in I-5 incident released from hospital
• Lynnwood drug wholesaler under state scrutiny
• Fugitive accused of making secret sex tapes is jailed
• WSU's future in Everett all but set
• High school students will be required to pass only one test to graduate in 2013 and 2014
• Monroe firefighter wins his first and only mixed martial arts fight
• Aspiring lifeguards dive into training for summer jobs
• Around Snohomish County
• Front Porch: Pyrettes are no longer active
• La difference
• Snohomish County property tax breaks available
• Snohomish County Job Fair April 29 at EvCC
• Toll lanes coming on 405 from Lynnwood to Bellevue
• Who is in Washington's prisons?
• Man struck by shotgun at Lynnwood home
• More to Pasado's story than dead 'puppies'
• Active Duty
• Front Porch: Marysville offering free topsoil, fill dirt
• Road Report
• The preschool blues
• Clearview Fire District workers write paramedic's guide for treating small kids
• Bells toll to honor nation's veterans
• Canada-to-Texas oil pipeline raises familiar risks and benefits
• Marysville cuts city meetings to three a month
• Snohomish group seeks to raise $3.5 million to remake Carnegie Building
• Democrats urging driver's license fee increase
• State to replace historic Pilchuck bridge
• State honors Edmonds artist and his effort to draw portraits of those who served and died in war
• Steve Wolfe recounts his fight with swine flu; his twin didn't survive
• Around the County
• Alcohol licenses
• Organ donation brings a mix of joy and sorrow
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 529 near Marysville
• Recent disasters a grim reminder of dangers in our area
• Monroe prison's budget could be on chopping block
• How an Everett mother fought to get her children out of Iraq
• Everett's legal bills stacked up to a lot of questions
• Ray Brown leaves legacy of fire safety
• Community Calendar
• WSU getting close to planting flag in Everett
• House joins Senate in backing earlier primary
• More neogitations necessary before jurisdictions, Colton Harris-Moore agree to a plea deal
• Look for gas to hit $4.50
• Spiritual Life calendar
• Why, oh, why?
• Front Porch: Shutdown or no, Passport Day in Monroe is canceled
• Roll Call
• Snohomish seeks public feedback on sales tax increase
• $500,000 may help build Big Gulch, Reiter Foothills trails
• Racing, speed caused fatal Lynnwood crash, police say
• At 3, a first haircut -- and a new beginning
• Suspect in lawn tractor theft mowed over by love
• Pearl Jam donates money to plant trees in Arlington
• Answering readers' questions on ''speed traps”
• Granite Falls reaches deal to keep police chief
• Stillaguamish Tribe donates $86,000 to preserve a prosecuting attorney's job
• Government shutdown could delay Everett's sailors' paychecks, among other impacts
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Send in your photos of outdoor adventure
• Tulip tourists can take in art show near Conway
• Marysville relaunches Adopt-a-Street cleanup program
• Better start walking, bud
• Edmonds discussing levy to fill budget gap
• 11 escape Everett home after candle starts fire
• Piece together some time to see quilt show
• Bill seeks fee increases for driver's licenses, new plates to fund transportation programs
• UW rejects more qualified in-state students
• Program that pairs Everett cops with students changes attitudes, perceptions
• Bus driver won't be charged
• Colton Harris-Moore plea deal in the works, court document shows
• Beat the Burglars: What about prevention?
• Community Transit says it must cut bus service 20 percent next year
• Police throughout county seeing increase in heroin; 11 arrests in Snohomish alone
• Machinist volunteer gets as good as he gives - again
• In party-line vote, House panel picks Dems' budget
• Opportunities
• Milestones: 65th anniversary
• Community Meetings
• Tiger Mom's rightful place
• Front Porch: Seeking Pyrettes
• Applause: Golf nonprofit receives grant
• Bothell City Council votes to pursue annexation
• Customs facility sought for Paine Field
• Man stole mower for love, Snohomish police say
• Donate Blood April 12 at 13
• Suspect in prison officer's death requested sex offender treatment
• Learn to Restore and Repair Vintage Airplanes - First Class Starts April 13
• EvCC's Russell Day Art Gallery Reopens April 13
• Republican leader says House GOP budget will create a stir
• Snow falls in county, but sunshine should be back
• Mill Creek woman says Crohn's disease won't define her
• Investigation continues in fatal Lynnwood crash
• Monroe man charged in fatal crash
• Everett architect bubbling over giant lava lamp
• Doctors stress importance of pregnancy's final weeks
• North County Update
• Lake Stevens goes all out to support cancer society benefit
• Social insecurity
• Sleuth goes online to find thieves
• Al-Jazeera journalist speaks about Egypt protests
• Getting answers in Everett requires perseverance and a little help
• Can we stop kicking records loose at 4:45 on a Friday?
• This government watchdog blog belongs to you, too
• Woman accused of embezzling $400,000 from Tulalip Tribes
• Mukilteo City Council repeals law authorizing traffic safety cameras
• 'Fly, Colton, Fly': How the Bandit won his following
• Granite Falls ShopGirls are back in the driver's seat for auto contest
• House outlines its building budget plan
• 'Drywall bandit' suspect back in court for alleged ATM heist
• Time for her last big dance
• Around the county
• Front Porch: Learn about the local economy at Silver Lake forum
• Celebrity edition: Charlie, Arnold and Betty
• Wreck on Tulalip reservation results in DUI investigation
• Everett man arrested following assault on woman with a hammer
• Slide near Sultan briefly blocks road, cuts power for some
• South county health agency board fills vacancy
• Snohomish Easter Parade is just better in a bonnet
• 'Charity not Charlie' burnishes its sheen
• Money for Sultan Boys & Girls Club in budget
• Granite Falls mayor seeks new deal for police chief
• State Democrats' plan slashes education, services
• One of twin brothers with swine flu dies
• Not all cities equal on 'speed traps'
• 'Fly, Colton, Fly': Harris-Moore's troubled youth
• Bill takes aim at moxie of state PACs
• Craigslist killing, robbery cases related, police say
• Edmonds intersection can be a paperwork headache after a fender bender
• Snohomish elementary students get cooking with recipe contest
• At night, Everett librarian trades books for skates, pads and a roller derby sneer
• Road Report
• Alcohol licenses
• Active Duty: Awards and achievements of local members of the military
• Whatever you do, don't call her Marian
• Nominations open for Sultan Shindig parade and logging show grand marshals
• Lake Stevens family is grateful for help they received when told they didn't qualify for aid
• Heavy rains expected Monday, prompting flood warnings on county rivers
• Community Calendar
• Hey, Martha!
• Life Story: Gardening and helping others were her passions
• Speaker Frank Chopp: Time for a master to work his magic
• Marysville takes early approach to math
• Backlash over plan for old Silver Lake landfill
• 'Fly, Colton, Fly': From obscurity to folk hero
• New rules to protect fish are clear as mud, cities say
• Braving the rain to help fight MS
• And so it begins
• Racing might have been factor in fatal Lynnwood crash
• Reopening of North Cascades Highway delayed
• Gold Bar bookkeeper charged with theft
• Charges in violent home invasion robbery in Lynnwood
• Delayed repairs to start on county bridge
• Marysville tries to avoid vote on PUD deal
• Snohomish may raise sales tax for roads
• Everett students' generosity a lesson in sharing
• Edmonds class teaches the ancient art of Ukranian egg decorating
• Snohomish Country school districts feel the budget pinch
• Why are other cops patrolling Everett streets?
• U.S. 2 reopens after avalanche closure
• Ferry workers' contracts done, but political battles remain
• The ammo is extra
• Pioneer Highway temporarily closed to southbound traffic
• Edmonds mayor to lead fire authority committee
• Farmer's call for help answered
• Arlington divides revenue from hotel-motel tax
• Marysville school gets $1 million federal grant
• Lawsuit filed in 2009 shooting by deputy
• Pacific Topsoils must pay $88,000 in fines
• Book tells story of 4,000-mile cross-country walk
• Community Transit rolls out the double-deckers
• Surplus transit vans benefit Island County
• United Way of Snohomish County News - Mar 31, 2011
• Suspected food stamp fraud leads to three arrests
• Monroe High School Takes Fourth Place in Hi-Q Nationals
• EvCC Foundation Breakfast April 26 - Register Now!
• Local rivers expected to flood; tank helps clear U.S. 2 avalanches
• Speed traps inside Everett city limits
• Ferry workers OK new contract
• Road work begins on Everett's W. Marine View Drive
• Convicted felon faces robbery charge for two Lynnwood bank heists
• Everett tavern shooting that injured three results in 70-year sentence
• Glitch causes property tax confusion in Island County
• Traffic fatalities in Washington drop to lowest number since 1975
• All-out effort by Team Tessa
• Rescued hawk's injuries require euthanasia
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Applause
• Front Porch: Decorate Ukrainian Easter eggs
• What about 'Whiskey River'?
• Monroe High's Hi-Q team finishes 4th at national championship
• Man who died in Gold Bar fire identified
• Parks Cafe Opens Monday, March 28 at 7 a.m.
• Sheen watch issued
• Snohomish seeks new designation for district
• Another home red-tagged in Everett neighborhood
• Seattle man faces kidnap, robbery, eluding charges following I-5 chase on Feb. 23
• Everett Catholic students planning trip to World Youth Day in Spain
• Lynnwood council gets sneak peak at new pool
• Sheen's road show will stop in Everett
• Lynnwood's fire marshal hangs up his helmet
• State website displaying radiation levels from four sites
• Everett city officials will have to wait for pay raises until at least 2013
• Faith and religion calendar
• Front Porch: Benefit aids macaw shelter
• Panel Discusses Religious Discrimination in America April 4
• Church rising again after arson; ground breaking Saturday
• Riders adjust to closure of Mukilteo ferry dock
• Mud slide stops passenger train service again
• Changing Times
• Coast Guard rescues kayakers at Deception Pass
• Farmers, others planning food processing center in Stanwood
• Arlington man hurt in mobile home fire
• Cirque du Soleil's "Quidam" (Photo gallery)
• 'Lancers' squadron returns to Whidbey this week
• Learn more about writing at Whidbey conference
• Marysville students follow the yellow brick road
• Precious heirloom stolen from mausoleum adds to family's pain
• I-5 bus station ready in Mountlake Terrace
• Suspect in illegal taping of sexual encounters jumps bail
• Camano Island man dies of swine flu
• Fatal fire at Arlington foster home forces changes to state policy
• North county update
• Front Porch: Catch Cirque de Soleil this weekend
• Charlie Sheen bringing his 'violent torpedo of truth' to Everett
• In the St. Patrick's Day spirit
• Mukilteo ferry terminal will be closed this weekend
• Celebrate Earth Week April 20 at EvCC with Author Paul Roberts and a Food and Farm Fair
• State's deficit expected to top $5 billion
• Granite Falls woman dies in fire
• One dead in crash on Highway 527
• Extra credit
• Rep. McCoy to host energy town hall
• Convicted child rapist ordered to stay in Sultan
• Lynnwood man arrested in child sex case
• Arlington to decide on EMS levy
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers tonight
• Do Everett cable TV subscribers deserve a tax refund?
• WSU president outlines vision for Everett presence
• When dogs are the audience, youngsters improve reading skills
• Woman pleads guilty in Granite Falls animal cruelty case
• USS Abraham Lincoln sets sail for homeport
• Unusual number of beavers killed along busy Mill Creek road
• Everett-Seattle trains won't resume until Friday
• Not guilty plea for Byron Scherf
• Small Business Acceleration Programs Info Sessions March 23 & 30
• One of the last large wooded tracts of land in Everett loses its trees
• Wal-Mart meeting draws 80 people in Monroe
• Bomb squad called after object found during Everett traffic stop
• Historian among ghost hunters returning to Stanwood Hotel
• Monroe School District employees approve concessions
• Scherf could face death penalty in correction officer's slaying
• Experts: No radiation danger in Snohomish County from Japan disaster
• Not guilty plea in Scherf's death penalty case
• Rain brings another slide north of Edmonds
• View's great for Deception Pass bridge inspectors
• Suspect in Marysville assault surrenders
• Say hello to 'Bye Bye Birdie' at Stanwood High
• Political FYI
• North County Update
• Man pleads guilty in Granite Falls animal cruelty case
• Fire breaks out at Everett mobile home
• Excellent. Not!
• Everett shooting believed to be drug-related
• Decals fund relief efforts in quake-devastated Japan
• 5 split reward for Harris-Moore capture
• Mona Khan Dance Company Performs April 8 - Free!
• Paul Allen buys restored MiG
• Paul Allen buys a MiG-29
• Prosecutor will seek death for Scherf
• Red Cross helps families connect during Japan's quake crisis
• Man held after wrong way chase on I-405
• Mountlake Terrace police seek home invasion suspects
• New Providence tower reaches the fitting-out stage
• Explaining the Snohomish County school shuffle
• Hillside houses in Everett sliding toward doom
• Monte Cristo Award nominations open for honoring Everett's neighborhood gems
• Probe continues into crash that injured Lynnwood teen
• C'mon, baby, light my fire
• Clues coming in regarding mystery medical pin
• Snohomish may stay with garbage vendor
• Award Winning Authors, Critically Acclaimed Musical at Village Theatre
• Man tells police he set fire because of Satan
• Scherf death penalty decision expected Tuesday
• Police search for suspects after shooting in Everett
• More than a dozen slides interrupt train service, block Highway 525
• Solve a mystery and help food banks Saturday
• Sultan food bank changes hands
• Who needs spell check?
• Street Smarts: Signs along the interstate don't come cheap
• Healing the Children marks 25 years
• Mariner grad had the price all right
• Firefighters, friends of Clearview paramedic rally to aid him in cancer fight
• Traffic study and hearing set for proposed Walmart in Monroe
• Requirements for high school math tests are fuzzy
• Valley General in Monroe looking at four potential partners
• Around the county
• Public meetings
• Road report
• Must have forgotten to wind my iPhone
• Front Porch: Seniors invited to free spaghetti dinner in Everett
• Parks could get 50 'eyes'
• Replacing drugs with hugs
• Black box on board: Car devices are source of controversy
• Public meetings
• Edmonds reserve officer always helped the community
• On with the show, this is it
• Incumbents retain Tulalip board seats
• Budget woes may spark fireworks in Olympia
• Monroe police make guns, drug bust
• Front Porch: Help Operation Cookie Drop
• Faith Calendar
• Roll Call: How your legislators voted
• State postpones roundabout at Arlington intersection
• Fire displaces family in Lake Stevens
• Suspect arrested after hotel room set ablaze
• Robbery suspect leads deputies on chase into Bothell
• Three at Marysville church celebrate their 100th birthdays
• Layoffs loom for staff at Cama Beach State Park
• Tsunami and earthquake Q&A
• Friends, family anxiously wait for word from those in Japan
• Prosecutors move Scherf murder case to Superior Court; decision close on death penalty
• Gerry Andal, businessman, musician and cowboy, dies at 68
• Tsunami, quake in Japan a stark reminder of risks in Snohomish County
• Photo gallery: Japan disaster
• Disabled man, 56, hit with hammer during robbery
• Is a tsunami in Snohomish County's future?
• Not all school buses have video cameras
• Three major projects will jam a downtown Everett block starting this spring
• Once enemy pilots, now friends
• Boeing engineer to spend 2 weeks on Mars lander -- in Utah desert
• Front Porch: A plea to a car prowler
• Fugitive Watch
• Pledge drive time
• Our Towns: North County Update
• Marysville motorcyclist identified
• Complex robbery case expected to wrap up soon
• Arlington council sets goals for city
• You might strike gold at Stanwood coin club auction
• Stanwood's Unclad art show celebrates the human form
• Arlington joins county in tourism promotion district
• A violent yank to the ground won't teach a child respect
• Everett parking problems resurface
• Motorcyclist in Lynnwood crash identified
• Who gets to set the salaries for Everett's elected officials?
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 530 near Arlington
• Management Certificate Program Information Session March 23
• Bothell shooting earns man 5-year sentence and the threat of more prison
• Red-light cameras debated in Monroe
• Mission of 'the coffee girls'
• Flap continues over Bothell church's pole
• Dreamliner delay costs Everett $2 million in revenue
• At last: A medical study with good news (for coffee lovers)
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Front Porch: Women fly free at Arlington Airport
• Community Extra: Applause
• Place your bets
• Photo: Smiling in the rain
• Is fear of parking tickets hurting business downtown?
• Store manager clings to car as thief tries to flee
• Federal funds help local farms protect soil, water and wildlife
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Recycle electronics on Saturday
• Readers roll with memories of homemade bread
• Alternate version
• Women making strides in education
• Sprinklers halt fire at Monroe retirement home
• New center for Navy families in Lake Stevens
• House bill would make mug shots public
• Prosecutor: 2009 police shooting in Bothell was justified
• Report: Puget Sound has less congestion, shorter travel times
• 2 caught trying to steal metal at school site, police say
• Future park on Madison Street on hold for a few years
• Front Porch: What Everett school programs should be cut?
• In the dark
• County homeowners to benefit from better flood planning
• Everett schools ask for input on budget cuts
• Nurse sentenced to 1 year in Snohomish drug-tampering case
• Fire, smoke forces evacuation of Monroe retirement home
• Monroe public hearing focuses on red-light cameras
• Threat prompts driver to ditch taxi in Mountlake Terrace
• Warning after 2 fatal crashes: Be aware of motorcyclists
• Outdoor recreation expo to return for second year at Monroe fairgrounds
• Scherf's lawyers fail to make prosecutor's deadline for info
• Sun powers Granite Falls kids and their cars
• U.S. 2 trestle to be closed westbound for up to 65 nights of roadwork
• Front Porch: Learn more about athletic recruiting
• Volunteers keep glimmer in Gold Dust Days
• Film crews will need permit to work in Arlington
• More Kirk Douglas couldn't hurt
• Uncontrolled crosswalks can work against safety
• Monroe businessman plans to turn pile of dirt into farmers market
• Pair arrested in run of burglaries in Snohomish and King counties
• Special mettle on display when Special Olympians compete
• Report urges Everett to attract employers
• Lawsuits revive claims of Snohomish County workplace bias
• South county bicycle clubs develop obstacle course to teach bike safety to kids
• Parrot rescue mission takes flight
• Motorcyclist dies in accident on Highway 99 in Lynnwood
• Howdy, pardner
• House OKs WSU's EvCC campus
• Life Story: Everett man's upbeat attitude won him many friends
• Lowell artist's whimsical flowers picked for festival poster
• Local Peace Corps alumni look back on its first 50 years
• Surrogate motherhood could be a paid gig in Washington
• Early on, defendant in Monroe correction officer's murder was seen as a risk to female prison employees
• EdCC literacy program is helping 67-year-old Lynnwood woman fulfill her goal to read, learn
• Rep. Bailey to hold telephone ‘town hall' meeting
• Lake Goodwin rural village pilot project loses sponsors
• Community calendar
• Western State Hospital patient who threatened Everett-based supervisor arrested in Tacoma
• County OKs application for Point Wells condo development
• Front Porch: Crab dinner in Granite Falls on Saturday night
• Faith Calendar
• Spider-bit
• Silverdale man arrested after estranged wife assaulted, kidnapped
• South county Day of Prayer serves women, children
• Mukilteo father turns grief over son's overdose death into action
• Edmonds man with epilepsy pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Dark side or light, ‘Star Wars' enthusiasts a Force for good
• Governor, ferry workers reach labor deal
• WSU-Everett a step closer with Senate action
• Flashlight vs. gun in Lake Stevens: Guess who won
• The Cat in the Hat pays classrooms a special visit
• The Buzz: Buyer's market
• Stanwood church helps Kenyans become self-reliant
• Good news from New Zealand for Silvana resident
• Pastor, adult-film star to debate pornography
• Village Theatre Announces 2011-2012 Mainstage Season
• Doing the right thing takes courage, judgment
• Everett man held in 1998 rape case
• Two Snohomish County fire districts end talk of merger
• Everett man convicted of felony cyberstalking
• Granite Falls puts moratorium on pot dispensaries
• With a bit of help, Monroe wins Hi-Q Championship
• Home values in Snohomish County down 13.6%
• UW football player jailed after allegedly running from police
• Senate OKs WSU expansion into Everett
• Gregoire backs off plan to eliminate state schools chief post
• Group challenging county's zoning decision for major Point Wells development
• Marysville school tutors find joy as kids ‘get it'
• Community Extra: Applause
• Budget Watch
• Community Extra Calendar
• Front Porch: Learn to maintain slopes
• iPad2: Electric Boogaloo
• Community Extra: Milestones
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Lane closures planned in Everett
• Fire damages shop in Stanwood
• Renton man arrested after allegedly firing a gun over fender-bender in Marysville
• Maltby Street of Dreams arson remains unsolved
• Wind knocks out power to 4,500 houses in county
• Did Everett police chief ignore rules by not probing previous police shooting?
• Suspect arrested in 1998 rape of Everett teacher; DNA testing improvements helped crack case
• New Lynnwood finance director approved
• Corrections officers picket at Monroe, other prisons
• Gusty winds expected across Snohomish, Island counties
• State House OKs bill allowing surrogate mothers to be paid
• Everett's WWI heroes are gone, but reminders linger
• Opponents say passenger flights at Paine Field would hurt industry
• North County Update
• The Buzz: It's the water
• Beach Watchers volunteer from Island County is honored
• Delivery driver, 73, hoists his final water bottle
• In 30 years on the job, only headlines seem similar
• Spay, neuter campaign for cats begins in Granite Falls
• Clearview fire damages house, kills cat
• Marysville man allegedly assaults police officer
• Former Sultan woman gets 5 days in jail for abusing horses
• Snohomish bus driver out of job after pulling student down
• Monroe to cut down to two middle schools
• Radio ads target Larsen; he looks to raise money as a result
• Whooping cough cases increasing locally and nationally
• Snohomish woman blogs about bringing a farm back to life
• County gas prices jump quickly and could go higher
• Around the County
• Front porch: Coffee talk with Mountlake Terrace City Hall staff
• A poke in the eye
• Stanwood center tries new ideas to fund senior services
• Snohomish council considering 86-acre district for townhomes, 5-story buildings
• Peace Corps volunteers celebrate 50 years of service
• Marysville man jailed after he allegedly shot close to visitor
• Lynnwood shelter stays open as cold snap lingers
• County Council gives initial OK to 35-home development near Monroe
• Art bike racks coming to a downtown Everett street
• Family Night at EvCC March 8 - Learn about the College
• Nisqually earthquake 10 years ago spurred planning and lots of science
• Edmonds students dance to aid diabetes research
• More than a game, TableTopics can reveal treasure
• A day of good cards and good friends
• Edmonds couple travel globe, climbing to new heights
• The Buzz: The parent trap
• Six injured in five-car crash near Skykomish
• Sound Transit to buy 34 cleaner-burning buses
• Pothole fix is easy; paying for it is harder
• Everett to fill in riverfront land
• Legality of disclosing executive session information not always an easy call
• Hawk-eyed photographer comes to bird's rescue
• Washington state taking on unions in its own way
• Community Calendar
• Barbecue fire causes $7,000 in damage in Mountlake Terrace
• Fire at Lynwood apartment contained to one room
• The Buzz: Consumer retorts
• Ed Knutson was single dad dedicated to his kids, woodworking
• Legislators reintroduce bill to build speedway
• High school students test mettle in mock trials
• 6 keys to how Boeing won the tanker contract
• Arlington's 72-year-old movie house is a one-woman show
• Everett police chief suspended policy after fatal shooting
• Spinouts reported as snow hits county
• Union supporters, foes face-off in Olympia
• Call For Artists: Everett’s Hoyt Avenue Arts District – Sculptural Light Elements
• Scherf lawyers file civil lawsuit
• Puyallup firm fined for asbestos violations
• Metal thieves stealing bronze vases from Everett cemetery
• Marysville School District seeking support for manufacturing lab at high school
• Front Porch: Goodwill offers job training
• Snohomish swim center raises traffic concerns
• Armed robbery, shooting in Marysville results in 26-year sentence
• Students step up to help foster children
• EADS looks at the bright side
• County clerk, auditor running for re-election this year
• Federal probe to begin in death of corrections officer
• Relationship among reasons for Darrington schools chief's firing
• Flood-control board broke law in awarding contracts, audit says
• Fire district in Clearview votes to end merger talks
• Seattle man faces multiple charges after I-5 chase
• Meth bust could have Mexican cartel ties
• Front Porch: Be a beach watcher
• Bench symbolizes Marysville man's passions
• Port Susan birding festival takes flight
• Sultan schedules meeting to discuss water rates
• Bothell man struck by car in crosswalk
• Scherf allegedly said he deserves to die for killing officer
• Storm warning lifted; roads icy for morning commute
• Front Porch: Quake memories?
• Snohomish concert aids students studying music
• That poor mayor
• Edmonds students' bill passes Senate
• Woman found dead in Alderwood mall bathroom
• One injured in accident on U.S. 2
• Snohomish man dies from injuries from December accident
• $43,000 in salt peppers the roads in Everett this winter
• Everett hospice volunteer earns national award for more than 4,000 hours of service
• Slain prison officer honored by lawmakers
• Suspect in Monroe prison officer's death due in court
• Learn about Solo Travels in an Arab World March 8
• Everett approves $500,000 settlement in police shooting
• Census: Snohomish County population up 17.7% since 2000
• Speeds reached 105 mph in I-5 police chase
• Road conditions getting difficult
• Sen. Murray says Air Force tanker decision may come Thursday
• Everett School Board censures fellow member over discord
• Sen. Murray, Veterans Affairs chairwoman, visits Everett Vet Center
• Everett Gospel Mission marks 50 years of helping
• North County Update
• Public Meetings
• Front Porch
• How else would your clean a flying saucer but with a flying dishwasher?
• Arlington family displaced by house fire
• Annual production of Arlington's Jazzmine choir opens Friday
• Marysville couple's Pontiac has turned heads since 1967
• Suspect in Jan. 18 fatal shooting surrenders to Everett police
• 8 years for supplying drugs in overdose
• We know what it is, but how did mystery object take flight?
• Rep. Larsen, from New Zealand, asks for prayers for its people following deadly quake
• Shawna Forde may aim for martyr role, acquaintance says
• Ezell's Famous Chicken coming to Everett
• Hail, 'thunder snow' clog roads, delay classes
• Learn about plan to open WSU campus in Everett
• Probe of fatal I-5 crash wraps up
• Everett's Garfield Elementary honored by state board for improvements
• Medical building boom heading north to Smokey Point
• Mystery object falls out of sky in Mountlake Terrace
• Public Meetings
• Front Porch
• The sky is falling (and it's rectangular)
• Around the County
• Tax help available at Sno-Isle libraries
• Consider a career in cosmetology at EvCC job fair
• Everett's vacant Carnegie Building could become county history museum
• Edmonds students to lobby Senate on civil rights bill they helped write
• Cooler temperatures, even some snow in forecast for Western Washington
• Everett has had numerous brushes with U.S. presidents
• Running Start allows a jump on college, but it's costly to colleges
• Front Porch: Presidents Day
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Highway 9
• Public comment sought on North Creek trail linking Everett, Seattle
• What to wear? What to wear?
• Fighting poverty in Philippines and elsewhere a package at a time
• Don a sombrero for Cinco de Mayo in Snohomish
• Mud slides mucking up rail traffic between Everett and Seattle
• State highway signage is ever-changing
• Naval Station Everett is participating in security exercise
• Snohomish students, others eager to get back in swim with aquatic center
• Churches use Bible to preach money tips
• Raising awareness and money at Gospel Mission
• Democrats already have eyes on 2 congressional seats
• County home values dip, but average property tax climbs
• Everett School Board member Jessica Olson faces censure
• Too often, domestic violence victims can't get help before it's too late
• Harlem Globetrotters play for laughs at Comcast Arena
• Businesswoman led active life in charities
• Everett cat rescuer on Animal Planet
• Woman hit by car on Highway 99
• 10th anniversary of Nisqually quake
• Hoo-wee, baby
• Tulalip Tribes may buy Quil Ceda school
• Future of Arlington thrift store up in the air
• Lawmakers seek way to fix state ferry finances
• Snohomish church's stewards share resources on healthy eating
• No injuries after patrol car, tow truck crash on I-5 near Arlington
• No decision yet on death penalty in Forde case
• Police uncover pot-growing operation in Everett
• 13-story building proposed in Lynnwood
• Officials suspect Lynnwoood house fire followed burglary
• Monroe prison gradually lifting lockdown
• Children's museum supporters make generous offer
• Granite Falls schools superintendent to retire
• Sometimes the whales do as much watching as the humans
• Everett attorney Richard Okrent sworn in as Superior Court judge
• Shawna Forde denies guilt but expressed remorse over murders, says expert witness
• Granite Falls delays decision on moratorium on medical pot dispensaries
• Lynnwood woman sentenced to a year in prison for embezzling $75,000 from youth soccer club
• Police caught in middle of debate after killings
• Lawmaker amends proposal to bring WSU to Everett
• Fugitive watch
• North County Update
• Front Porch: Concert celebrates American music
• Waxing presidential
• Lynnwood: Fire damages home
• Arlington upgrades its website with a new look and new features
• Suspect caught when car's engine catches fire
• Skull found and kept in garage may be homicide victim's
• The man with an ambitious plan for Point Wells
• Watch Aerial Acrobatics Team Jen and Nate March 8
• Students of Color Career Conference March 24 at EvCC
• Light snow could fall in Snohomish County on Friday
• Mukilteo dentist helps patients prepare for kidney transplants
• Washington state eyes high-speed rail funds rejected by Florida
• Treasure hunt comes to Stanwood and Camano
• Bothell approves new City Hall complex
• Police say robber hit Edmonds pharmacy five times
• And the PUD linemen are still on the line
• Elementary school, my dear Watson
• Snow returns to Everett-area forecast
• Prisoner allegedly assaulted counselor to stay locked up
• New ferry back in service after running aground at Keystone
• Boeing competitor EADS says it cut price on its tanker
• Everett to pay $500,000 in fatal police shooting
• Forde can be sentenced to death
• Environmental cleanup planned for old Everett Shipyard
• Deputy won't be charged in fatal Lake Stevens shooting
• Builder tries to get Point Wells plan through before rules change
• Mountlake Terrace robotics team builds for future
• Monroe may consolidate schools to save money
• Dawg card
• Stanwood Threshold Choir brings comfort through song
• Two boys honored for saving life
• Gregoire wants voters to ax state schools chief job
• Monroe kindergarten schedule changing
• Granite Falls to debate pot-clinic rules
• Forde drama ends in blame game
• Crashed float plane's wheels were in wrong position, investigator finds
• EvCC Cosmetology Department Open House and Career Fair Feb. 28
• Camano Island fire victim identified
• A new 'full-fledged' post office opens today in South Everett
• Builder files damage claim against county over well-water issues
• Everett Riverfront project on track
• Police link suspect to five Edmonds robberies
• Monroe prison's religious programs stall after killing
• Sultan Boys & Girls Club settles in at new site
• Timeless classic
• Crews work to preserve Mountain Loop Highway
• Tour Everett's northside history
• Thank-you note speaks volumes to volunteers
• King County official runs for attorney general
• Arts Commission Seeks Art Concepts for Kayak Park
• Cold front brings thunderstorms, wind across region
• Shawna Forde convicted of plotting murder in Arizona
• Edmonds pharmacy robbed for fifth time in 4 months
• Mother dead, son hurt in Camano fire
• Cedar Grove fights fines over odors
• Day for hunt-and-peck types in Snohomish
• Help work on trails
• Proses are read
• Bothell company testing its sports bras
• Lake Stevens firefighters help tackle cancer
• Edmonds student suspended for going off-script
• Join Mountlake Terrace police citizen class
• If Boeing's closed, CT stays on the job
• Look for county property tax bills next week
• Introducing Boeing's Intercontinental
• Public meetings
• Community calendar
• Gift horses
• Alcohol-free 449 club finds temporary digs
• Middle-school, kindergarten changes proposed in Monroe
• Koster not ruling out third run at Larsen
• Inmate accused of attempted strangulation
• Emergency rooms compete for customers
• Boeing ready to roll out 747-8
• Gifts for the governor
• Strong winds cut power briefly to 16,000 in south county
• Safety officials offer tip to prevent burns to children
• Tulalip man sentenced for dealing in illegal fireworks
• Darrington coach investigated after incident
• Bill would limit development at Point Wells
• Two charged with animal cruelty
• Explore the history of fire lookouts
• Zion Lutheran School benefit aids teachers
• Gallery: Egypt celebrates
• Prosecutors decline charges in fatal ski boat accident
• Suspect admits killing Biendl, court papers show
• Confrontation in Everett ends in assault charge
• Probe of deputy's alleged assault of wife complete
• Stage won't go dark at Meadowdale High School even with budget cuts
• Seniors, teens kick up their heels at Lake Stevens dance
• News of bottled-water plant is news to Everett
• Legislative battle begins over WSU control of university center in Everett
• Sept. 1 rampage on I-5 earns man 20-year prison term
• Tulalip Tribes give Marysville schools $1.26 million
• New emergency room stands apart
• Firefighters to deliver flowers to aid burn center
• Teens arrested in Everett tagging spree
• Edmonds police warn kids about guns after pistol is found
• Granite Falls School District chief to retire in June
• Guess the payments were latte
• Marysville's public works staff spot-on in safety
• Call To Artist - Henry Art Gallery
• 40” Flat Screen TV Awarded To Garlic Jim’s Customer
• Everett Grab N' Go Espresso stand repossessed
• Closings completed in murder case against Forde
• Suspect asked for prayers before Biendl slaying
• City leaders: This is the first we've heard of the bottling plant
• Roller skates banned in downtown Everett
• Lowe's reopens after electical fire
• Mentors step up for kids with incarcerated parents
• Everett School District halts talk on land purchase
• Monroe's Valley General Hospital wants a partner
• Own a piece of Washington's union history
• Learn about emergency preparedness in Everett
• Prank call
• Front Porch: Honors in Sultan
• MiG-29 flies into the wild, blue yonder
• Broken water main floods Everett street
• Ideas for making Everett's swim center better
• Mukilteo to allow backyard chickens
• Everett-based USS Momsen stops pirates
• Plan for 'rural village' near Lake Goodwin debated
• At Monroe prison, a silent salute for fallen officer
• Darrington superintendent probe on agenda
• North County Update: Arlington garden club
• Groups push for sports at Marysville Getchell High
• Meadowdale High School drama
• Russian biologist to talk about snow geese
• Turn off and unplug at typewriter 'type-in'
• Students make friends the old way: snail mail
• Oak Harbor couple helps keep Mercy ships afloat
• Investigations into death of Jayme Biendl are continuing
• Memorial is a stark reminder of a debt we owe officers
• 11 DUI suspects cited in county on Super Bowl Sunday
• Electrical fire temporarily closes Arlington Lowe's
• Photo gallery: Jayme Biendl memorial
• Snohomish plans wine festival
• Teen screenings identify heart risks
• The Y logo starts appearing at local branches
• Swedish's new standalone ER in Mill Creek offers open house
• Ferry Salish in Everett for final work, but its route is uncertain
• Barrier will block off U.S. 2 parking area to reduce accidents
• A new home, a new role for horse saved from neglect
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• Or is it Eva's voice
• Matthew House families also saddened by death at Monroe prison
• Arlington police arrest eight suspect in armed robbery
• Man arrested following chase that reached speeds of 120 mph
• Marysville man struck by car seriously injured
• Colleague of Shawna Forde testifies against her in murder trial
• Editorial: Why EvCC's University Center Model Works
• Opponents stake positions on WSU bid in Everett
• Mayor: remarks about Kimberly-Clark 'elitist, arrogant and insensitive'
• Motorcade route set for officer's memorial Tuesday
• Group lobbies for sports at Marysville Getchell High
• Everett state of the city speech rebroadcast
• EvCC's Running Start sessions set
• Cutting lanes is aggressive driving
• Memorial set Tuesday for slain corrections officer
• City says Everett's Harborview Park is clean
• Emerson adds Island County to lawsuit
• Reardon deputy wins over council
• Veterinary mission delivers hope to Kenya
• Health guidelines: Put down the salt shaker
• Arlington police arrest four suspects in armed robbery
• The big game
• Lynnwood police arrest man after burglary
• Dunshee pushes changes to legislative districts
• Winery bills Everett for upgrades
• Memorial for corrections officer Tuesday
• Was prison officer's slaying preventable?
• Visually impaired kids have a ball
• For pilot, Russian MiG-29 is $6 million dream come true
• This Week's Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Be mine
• Whidbey man grew up in lighthouses
• Egyptian journalist safe, but news is sporadic
• Mukilteo lays plan to allow chickens
• Memorial for slain corrections officer planned for Tuesday
• Chain saw carvers find niche in Arlington
• Faith Calendar
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• Smoke damage displaces Marysville family
• Pastor fulfills dream of new home for Everett church
• Monroe firefighters step up to fight cancer
• Excuses, excuses
• Community Transit board's leaders unchanged
• Toll may be coming on 405
• Chickens: Where you can have 'em, where you can't
• United Way of Snohomish County News - February 3, 2011
• Learn about Islamic Art Feb. 17
• Anchor Pub finds an unexpected, appropriate gift
• Granite Falls ShopGirls team earns national recognition
• Corrections chief unveils changes following officer's death
• Legislators scuttle governor's proposal for regional ferry control
• Providence hospitals in Everett refunded $1.5 million in property tax
• Snohomish teens brewed up idea for official state drink
• Salt-water marshes to return
• Asian-Americans gather to celebrate a traditional Lunar New Year
• Fugitive Watch
• Front porch
• North County Update
• Low bidder gets work for Snohomish middle school
• Granite Falls High School to honor alumni
• Pedestrian hit by car in Mill Creek
• Volunteers aid machinist's family
• Computer tool shows layers of history on county map
• Legislation would bar traffic cameras statewide
• Bill seeks to bar use of red light cameras statewide
• Poster girl
• Bill calls for new schools chief
• Monroe approves hotel tax for tourism
• United Way makes filing taxes easier
• Moxie Media case won't be decided until 2012
• Memorial for slain officer planned Tuesday
• Officer's death 'is going to impact every aspect of operations here,' says head of Monroe prison
• 16 Firefighters Graduate from EvCC Fire Science Program
• An update on those 41 baby rats
• Social Security info of 65 Arlington school employees stolen
• Arlington offers a big welcome
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• Meet the new Rosehill
• North County Update
• Sack the nachos
• Public Meetings
• Man arrested after pileup on I-5
• Extra patrols on roads for Super Bowl Sunday
• Arlington School District's goals outlined
• Hunt for glass balls begins again in Stanwood, Camano Island
• Arlington-county board says golf course won't get tax break
• Snohomish School Board to choose contractor for Valley View Middle School
• Sadly, the only 'cure' for tinnitus is forgetting
• New Senior Services CEO shares inspiration
• Sen. Hobbs again pushes bill to build independent college
• Lawmakers push plan to bring WSU to Everett
• Justice Sanders lost election but is still ruling on 60 cases
• Suspect in prison officer's slaying was bitten and bloody, warrant says
• Memorial service being planned for slain corrections officer
• Monroe may back out of joint tourism promotion fee
• Everett and Edmonds out of running for ferry dock
• Monroe inmate, suspect in officer's slaying, had a long history of violence
• Darrington hit hard by fire that killed man, grandmother
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• We're all pillars of salt
• Front Porch
• Motorcyclist hit by car expected to recover
• State Patrol recruiting new troopers
• Stevens Hospital board member steps down
• Historic Everett fire station to be braced for earthquakes
• Group offers heart screening to Everett students
• Everett taking ideas on how to use grant money for neighborhoods, economy
• Bothell bridge closed through 2012
• Fewer people living on the street in Snohomish County, survey finds
• Two Writers Explore the Boundaries of Truth and Fiction Feb. 23
• Detectives look for direct link to prison slaying suspect
• Club Broadway defends security policies
• Cedarcrest Golf Club restaurant shoots to beat par
• Seven cities could merge fire departments
• Alcohol licenses
• Road report
• Reiter Road closed for repairs
• Around the county
• Mon dieu
• MLK breakfast set
• Good memories remain when photos don't
• The skinny on right of way, sidewalks and bike lanes
• Sno-Isle libraries reaches out to adults
• Hewitt Avenue District gets Historic Places listing
• Female guard killed at Monroe prison
• An app a day
• 'Cookie the clown' entertained generations of kids
• Stormwater damage suit filed in Arlington
• Big bucks at stake in trash debate
• Everett, county deserve more, WSU president says
• Darrington man, woman die in home fire
• Jewish holiday symbolizes spiritual growth, enviromental concern
• County bar association names public defender its attorney of year
• Three charged in fatal stabbing at Everett school
• Charges filed in Granite Falls animal cruelty case
• Arson suspected at Lynnwood condo complex
• Legislative grind might yield an official beverage
• Robber chased from Everett minimart with bat
• Lynnwood residents will decide if mayor or manager will lead city
• Derelict dock blights Camano Island beach with plastic foam
• Police seek man who robbed Domino's in Arlington
• Man hit by car on I-5 still in intensive care
• Fire quickly extinguished at Everett home
• Edmonds Police Foundation donates money for memorial to chief
• A beef over beef
• Both sides of I-5 briefly closed
• Marysville mayor optimistic over prospect for growth, development
• Fire District 4 trims budget
• Fire destroys house near Granite Falls
• CARL wasn't working out for Camano library
• Arlington celebrates eagles with 4th annual festival
• Snohomish Slew will decide if spring is around the corner
• Third arrest in Everett homicide
• Tragedy in Puerto Rico hits friend hard
• Arlington man gets 13 years in shooting death of his brother
• United Way chief to lead new health commission
• High-rise waterfront planned for Woodway shoreline
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• Fugitive watch
• North county update
• One hurt in Everett truck fire
• Learn about Marysville schools at Saturday fair
• Heads or tails
• Mukilteo ferry run canceled for 3 weekends in March, April for dock repairs
• Police try to identify man hit by car on I-5
• Once homeless himself, volunteer assists in annual count of homeless in county
• Services planned for teen who jumped to his death
• Get Free Help With Your Tax Return Saturdays at EvCC
• Opportunities
• Budget Watch
• Fire District 1 promotes firefighters
• Community Extra: Calendar
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• Color me vague
• Willow Place building life skills for developmentally disabled
• Everett School Board members clear air over rift among members
• After guilty plea in fatal fire, 12-year-old Arlington boy's prosecution deferred
• Innovation is no problem
• Community Extra: Applause
• Job Opportunities with the Schack Glass Shops
• New initiative drive aims to legalize marijuana
• Everett attorney named to Snohomish County Superior Court judge post
• Lynnwood police hunt for man who robbed woman, 86
• Alcohol suspected in crash of SUV into building in Everett
• Stanwood mayor pro tem's pay debated
• Owner of Smokey Point motorhome's mementoes found
• Everett murder suspect sought
• All together now
• Information sought into fatal vehicle-pedestrian accident Dec. 27
• Seismic fault beneath us is 'fully loaded' after 311 years
• Forde's trial for murders of Arizona father, daughter begins
• Effort is on to put Monroe's cameras to vote
• Mother, son's bail set in Granite Falls pet deaths
• Mukilteo might move boat ramp from Lighthouse Park
• Donors answer Granite Falls schools' call
• Compassion clothes Marysville kids
• 2 taken to hospital after SUV hits building
• Mukilteo School Board OKs rules on checking students' cell phones
• Former Herald intern in the thick of protests in Egypt
• As the prez speaks, Larsen will be talking about it live on Facebook
• Kimberly-Clark to sell Everett mills
• Two Authors Speak about Eating Locally Feb. 8 at EvCC
• Learn CPR to save a ‘sweetheart'
• Man sentenced for armed robbery at outlet store
• New park coming to Evergreen neighborhood
• Stove fire seriously injures man near Lynnwood
• 'Mr. Speaker ...'
• Snohomish man sentenced for cockfighting
• Bank's kindness brightens life of Lynnwood man
• Two new Swift express bus stops to open
• Man jailed in Everett slaying probe
• Everett couple donate $5 million for hospital's expansion
• Death haunts witness
• The Everett Animal Shelter is looking for homes for pet baby rats
• Two arrested for animal deaths in Granite Falls
• Police hunt for pharmacy robber in Edmonds
• Get everywhere in Everett on a bike
• Everett plans 50 surveillance cameras at parks
• Boy killed in float-plane crash identified
• 2 Stanwood schools lift lockdown after search for robber
• Road Report
• Front Porch
• Growth pills for Snohomish County
• Workshops look to preserve Port Susan Bay
• Agencies work to unify street signs in school zones
• State might have money with your name on it
• Snohomish Senior Center to share parking for Centennial Trail
• Snohomish schools to lay off seven, force furloughs
• Mukilteo schools may check students' cell phones
• Downtown Everett only place to get USPS box
• Amtrak Cascades chugs to a record
• State cheerleaders compete in Everett
• Edmonds man recalled for his dedication to family
• Community Calendar
• 100 years old and still providing for community
• YMCA class helps cancer survivors
• WSU branch plan hits snags, but isn't dead
• Schools look at whether animals belong there
• Leisure Suit Larry
• This Week's Public Meetings
• 'New' OxyContin meant to deter abuse
• Boy dies in float plane crash on Lake Goodwin
• Blaze damages Lynnwood home
• Dead animals found in vacant Granite Falls home
• Casino Road shooting victim identified
• Woman recounts Everett nightclub shooting of herself, husband
• Snohomish woman wins $200,000 in Powerball lottery
• Kids pledge to help save Mukilteo's Japanese Gulch
• Mill Creek church steps in to fill a need -- and bellies
• Historic Edmonds boathouse in ruins
• Faith Calendar
• Volunteers needed to help with county's homeless count
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• That's alotta 'like'
• Cascade High junior hospitalized after swim practice injury
• Monroe teen sentenced in 'stinky feet' stabbing
• Teen pleads guilty in Emory's arson
• Man charged with indecent exposure in Everett
• Lynnwood boy, 14, dies after jumping from overpass
• Everett buys another parcel for a park
• Open house for Relay for Life
• North County Update
• Calorie counters
• New church open first and third Sundays
• Marysville business owner starts food drive
• Lake Stevens man's death ruled a suicide
• Former state appeals judge from Everett loved law
• Officials ID man found dead on I-5
• WSU branch will be tough sell
• For Snohomish man's family, a puzzling police shooting
• Skykomish River claims another home
• You can help kids succeed
• Popular sculptures play real-life game of hide and seek
• Book takes deeper look at Colton Harris-Moore
• Future Teachers of Color Conference Feb. 9 at EvCC
• 2-ton grizzly bear guarding Broadway in Everett
• Wednesdays After Dark Art Film Series Feb. 2 - Off the Map
• Suspect named in W. Casino Road shooting
• Running Start Information Sessions Feb. 7 and Feb. 9
• Give Blood Jan. 20 at EvCC's Jackson Center
• Teens give back to their community
• Snohomish manager finalist for Shoreline job
• Edmonds teacher remembered by staff, students
• Police investigate man found dead on I-5 in Marysville
• Bill would limit Point Wells condos
• State budget cuts may hurt local fairs
• Collectible
• Washout on Mountain Loop Highway could cost up to $1.5 million to fix
• Postal Service's south Everett office expected to close next month
• Man found dead at W. Casino Road after shooting reported
• Mudslides halt Everett-Seattle passenger train service
• Mill Creek woman arrested in hit-and-run injury accident
• Police seek information about pedestrian killed on I-5
• Granite Falls woman has stable career in writing romance novels
• ‘Tiger Mother' book on mothering raises media storm
• Former corrections deputy sentenced, fined
• Everett nursing home owner settles case for $3.5 million
• Lynnwood's new water slides a tempting sight
• North County Update
• Granite Falls, Lynnwood libraries add fax machines
• Front Porch
• Five-car crash in Arlington shuts down part of Highway 9
• Everett police officers promoted
• Your new congresscritter
• Muslims in America Panel Discussion Jan. 20 at EvCC
• Crosswalk flags boost safety in Warm Beach
• More students are homeless, state and county report
• Lawmaker supports plan to cut state subsidy of hygiene products, other goods for inmates
• Rivers recede; Snohomish reached 6 feet above flood stage
• Edmonds police officer promoted
• Idol threats
• Police, citizens honored at sheriff's annual awards
• 4-H group has a doggone time finding place to meet
• New medical tower in Everett energy efficient
• Everett school to stay open during rebuilding
• Bill would not allow public money for inmates' personal supplies
• Stanwood High poetry recital teaches valuable skills
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• Everett firefighters launch newsletter
• Flooding continues, but few problems reported
• Fairgrounds museum anticipates vintage cars, tractors
• Cases of flu showing up in Everett clinics
• Marysville schools must cut staff to meet budget
• What can Monroe expect after Walmart?
• Public meetings
• Zodiac whacked
• Edmonds teacher dies in U.S. 2 wreck
• Monroe hires interim manager to the post
• Everett gallery a showcase for art and artists
• Old cell phones can save a life
• Heavy traffic on right lane question
• Minor flooding reported along county rivers
• Some flooding said likely on Snohomish, Sky and Stilly
• In its infancy, Snohomish County was land of power plays
• Corrections officer remembered for jail ministry
• Now spit
• No injuries in Everett mobile home fire
• MLK Day rallies to pump up teen helpers
• Brier house fire causes $30,000 in damage
• Bipartisan fever hits Olympia, for now
• Edmonds musher ready for a cold challenge in Alaska
• Brides-to-be rush for bargain wedding dresses
• Flood watch extended to Monday afternoon
• Man killed when hit by train in Marysville
• Everett deli's surveillance system also taken in theft
• Mamma mia
• Everett faith communities host MLK celebration
• Lynnwood man charged with vehicular homicide
• Everett gang suspect arrested for domestic violence
• Environmental group sues over Green Mountain wilderness lookout
• Lynnwood police, fire cuts not as bad as feared
• Eagles are easy to spot along Skagit River in January
• Let the celebration begin
• Burglars stole to pay for traffic ticket, police say
• Why is the Flying Pig closed?
• Minor flooding possible on local rivers
• Former Snohomish County lawmaker disbarred
• Everett's View Ridge Elementary getting a new building
• New Mukilteo police chief to be sworn in
• That's bankin'
• Learn the business of agriculture
• Kids' imaginations take shape in video
• A warning, and an opportunity, in Arizona
• Mountlake Terrace man gets two years in fatal stabbing
• Suspect admits role in violent Everett robbery
• Stanwood mayor optimistic about city's future
• Granite Falls appeals gravel mine expansion
• Legislators tackle stricter campaign rules
• Woman found dead in Lynnwood identified
• Granite Falls dance team is going for ballroom glory
• Everett's Elks near bankruptcy; members blame roadwork
• Charge-up stations planned on U.S. 2
• High School Students Compete in EvCC-Sponsored Hi-Q Academic Quiz
• Robbery suspect arrested after standoff
• Everett's contaminated Port Gardner to be cleaned up
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• Woman's body found in Lynnwood
• Woman attacked in Everett restaurant bathroom
• Cue the "Dragnet" theme: Dumb-de-dumb, dumb-de-dumb-de-dumb
• What people are saying about school's weather closures
• Suspect in robbery at Alderwood mall to be held at Western
• More arrests made in shooting at Marysville apartment
• Two customers show up at Monroe drug house during police search
• EvCC to host open house to show off new East County Campus
• Man who provided heroin in woman's fatal overdose found guilty
• More sex tapes found in Monroe voyeurism case
• Medical costs push county jail $1.4 million over budget
• After $83 million spent, should the port scrap its waterfront project?
• Monroe woman gets 3-year sentence for hit-and-run fatal accident
• New Civil Engineering 4-Year Degree at University Center
• Good and Plenty Film Series Continues Jan. 18 - King Corn
• Body found on Whidbey beach ID'd as Arlington man
• Closing school can be a tough call
• Martin Luther King Jr. march and rally canceled
• Public Meetings
• North county update
• Front Porch
• Cooking with Grit
• Man arrested after stabbing in Lake Stevens
• Five cars and more than 1.5 million miles for Camano Island man
• Kids' snow days more work than just going to school
• Arlington family casts vote on southern Sudan's independence
• A year later, couple say they are back in Haiti to stay
• Snohomish students take the challenge to bridge gaps
• Repairs to allow access to trails in Glacier Peak area
• Two lanes of southbound I-5 reopened after wreck blocks
• Lamp likely started fire in Lynnwood
• Gregoire calls for reform
• Get Help Applying for Financial Aid Jan. 26 and Jan. 29
• Snow remains in afternoon forecast
• 3 wounded in shooting at Everett's Club Broadway
• Wife accuses sheriff's deputy of assault
• Nudist group sues to stop public gun range north of Sultan
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• Three injured in Camano Island car accident
• Reardon, Arizona congresswoman met in leadership group
• We will, we will rock you!
• Families' help sought to make Casino Road a safer neighborhood
• Art spruces up flower basket poles in Edmonds
• Area events honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
• $1 million bail set for third suspect in fatal Everett stabbing
• Fairgrounds' new building should be ready for state fair
• Darrington board delays decision on superintendent
• Brides may want to camp out for dress dash
• Martin Luther King Jr. rally set for Wednesday in Everett
• Changes in state Senate may give conservatives more say in budget
• Forest Park pool closed longer than expected
• Snohomish County prepares to celebrate its sesquicentennial
• Showdown over Everett Democrat's Senate seat
• Woodway condo plan takes hold
• Road Report
• Learn about historic preservation
• EvCC helps host a blood drive
• Seattle's beauty shines in letters from the 1880s
• Cue the bagpiipes and release the dopamine
• Three rescued after beaching boat
• Attentive drivers are more than courteous
• Mobile clinic to stop in Snohomish
• Darrington School Board calls special meeting
• Weather service adjusts forecast for snow this week
• Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County Night at the Silvertips
• Warm Beach pastor apologizes to those who hurt
• Snohomish man loved working on old cars and engines
• Group aims for world record in darts
• Community Calendar
• This can't be good
• ‘Significant' snow storm may hit Wednesday
• Safe from Stilly's floods, but not criticism
• Marysville schools explore budget cuts
• Consultant's report clears Lynnwood mayor
• Solving the education reform puzzle
• Everett rapper Swag accused of drug trafficking
• Deputy arrested after alleged assault
• Everett volunteers help a world away
• Walkway roof collapses along Highway 99
• Small fire contained at Kimberly-Clark mill
• Petition seeks size limits on new Wal-Mart
• Woman blames meth for death of daughter's father
• Year-round public market set for Everett
• Everett house built in 1916 razed for parking lot
• Haitian teen denied visa to study at Marysville school
• Game day
• DSHS to pay $2.85 million to boy who was abused, neglected
• Small quake felt in Monroe
• Snow in weekend forecast for Snohomish County
• Downtown Everett is getting a year-round farmers' market
• Driving mistake the cause of Everett crash
• Bail set in robbery, assault of Marysville man
• Salon owner arrested
• New utility to oversee water on Camano, Whidbey
• Arlington farmer admits killing brother
• Everett-based Housing Hope expands mission
• Hawks fans support team and community
• Howdy, cousin
• Bakeries busy with traditional 'King's ring'
• Colorful wreath an unfortunate symbol
• SLEUTH Opens at Village Theatre
• Killing suspect has prior felonies; second suspect arrested
• Senator will try to block Nick Harper from being seated
• Ferry taxing district?
• Lynnwood Police Department cuts hours
• Reserved spaces no longer free in Snohomish
• High tides in forecast for Everett area
• Two hurt after SUV hits cars, house south of Everett
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• Breath of fresh air
• Man sought in Snohomish hit and run
• Man fatally shot at Everett-area apartment identified
• Lynnwood nonprofit helps clothe kids, respectfully
• Steam leak temporarily closes Everett High School
• Phones, Red Bull discovered in raid
• Gregoire calls for new state education department
• Mukilteo cop pops propeller pirates
• Raunchy videos aren't the norm for Navy, say retired officers
• State makes cut to Disability Lifeline
• Social service budget cuts already made, and those proposed
• Police chase in Everett ends in wreck
• Must have been heavy metal fans
• Front Porch
• North County Update
• Driver in Marysville leads trooper on 4-minute chase
• Dart players aiming for world record
• Fixes coming for Granite Falls street
• Mukilteo a step closer to new police chief
• Affholter, new Everett council president, won't run for re-election
• Burn ban to be lifted
• Burst pipes soak school
• Students eager to exlore new schools in Snohomish
• Hearing about Bothell-area church's pole postponed
• Trumpeter swans flock for a majestic show
• Somers to lead county council
• Proposal would give universities greater say in setting tuition
• High bail set after police find gun believed used in Everett slaying Sunday
• State prison in Monroe key to system, say officials
• Funeral for Sauk-Suiattle chief is today in Darrington
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• Snohomish turns to the website for helpers
• Wave bye-bye to your mouse
• Snohomish church to hold 'Blessing of the Waters'
• Extra help at Lynnwood Food Bank
• Marysville police investigate assault
• Man stabbed at Everett school is identified
• January is National Mentoring Month - Help them get there be a mentor!
• 7 years for fatal drunken driving crash
• Man arrested in drive-by shooting in north Everett
• Granite Falls schools run 2 hours late
• No complaints logged year into county's bikini barista law
• Arlington felon keeps running, keeps getting caught
• Two new schools await kids in Snohomish
• Malnourished dog slowly recovers at Everett shelter
• Front Porch
• How to become a trillionaire
• Snohomish police brighten holidays
• New post office for Edmonds, familiar location
• Highway 522 widening to include new bridge over Snohomish River
• City of Snohomish gets a year-end revenue bonus
• Strap on snowshoes for ranger hike
• Learn about the history of Everett's Silver Lake
• Marysville man used his chip carvings to help others
• Keep kids safe with proper car seat use
• Attic fire guts Everett house
• A rocky start in county executive race
• A resolution for the New Year: Make days count
• Fundraising begins for wetlands boardwalk at Everett park
• Providence's new Colby hospital tower to open early
• Lake Stevens mother welcomes first baby of 2011
• Divers may have found ship built in Everett in 1894
• Welcome to NowheresVille
• Fire destroys Everett mobile home
• The right foot
• Lynnwood officer forces fleeing vehicle to stop
• Edmonds pharmacy robbed
• Front Porch
• Pedestrian deaths, injuries bring warnings
• A Ray of Hope ministry finds a new home
• Snohomish County flood damage about $4 million
• 3 fires force 21 from Marysville homes
• Bills fill Olympia hopper
• Salmon return to restored Coho Creek
• Memorial to Granite Falls girl vandalized
• More parks for south Everett
• Wrestling coach won her own battles
• Signs, maps installed in Trillium woods
• People clamor to get a jump on the new year
• Mega $242 million lottery prize jolts sales
• 2011 will dawn cold, clear
• Ridership on Swift's buses exceed expectations
• Fugitive Watch
• Where's the meaning in meanness?
• Latte, no cat hair
• Happy New Year
• Applause
• Against all odds
• Edmonds budget taking effect without mayor's OK
• A fanciful Bigfoot tale starring Sultan
• Man charged in 2007 Lake Stevens robbery
• Man pleads not guilty to coffee stand robberies
• Hundreds to staff new Marysville Army center
• Volunteers invisible, but invaluable
• State troopers' life in the danger lane
• Snow threat fades in Snohomish County
• North County Update
• Front Porch
• Just a dusting
• Discord over Costco at Lynnwood school site
• Marysville diversity panel to advise on culture, ethnicity
• Women to be tried together for fatal crash
• Ohms agrees to plea for I-5 chase, crash
• Local nonprofits awarded grants
• Everett stabbing victim wasn't left to die alone
• Marysville I-5 median barriers finished
• Solar power will heat River Meadows' yurts
• Friendship leads to donating a kidney
• A hint of winter to end a wet, warm year
• Retired Providence official to lead county's Senior Services in interim
• More impaired driving arrests over holiday weekend, patrol reports
• Paine Field whirligigs pack a lot of power
• Monroe streamlines its permit process
• Everett man piles up 4 felony charges in one night
• Man struck by car near Marysville in serious condition
• Snohomish man jailed in Christmas stabbing of his brother
• Mukilteo's new police chief awaits confirmation
• Frustrations with medical examiner detailed in report
• Federal grant saves kids health care from budget cuts
• Everett stabbing victim dies
• Everett Library enters e-book era
• Works better than warm milk
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• Fire also destroyed Sultan records
• Hanford's latest glowing report
• Monroe plans to add picnic shelters at two parks
• Reality TV so horrific it can't be missed
• Mill Creek gets grant for new Urban Village road
• Seniors want more parking at Snohomish center
• Jobless benefits went to more than 500,000 in state in 2010
• Retired Whidbey Island colonel marks end of policy against gays in military
• Parish nurse helps heal through faith
• Freeze likely for all-day kindergartens
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• Winds cause scattered power outages in county
• Garage destroyed by fire in Everett
• Candle, Christmas tree start Lynnwood fire that injured man
• Nurse, ‘matriarch of Everett theater' remembered
• Dogged effort cracks robbery
• 11 projects to watch in 2011
• Pictures of the Year
• Community Calendar
• Public Meetings
• Have a seat
• Man stabbed during altercation at family Christmas gathering
• Faith Calendar
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus and he reads a newspaper
• Edmonds budget heads to mayor
• Solar energy plans for Edmonds
• Local traditions make Christmas special
• Merry Christmas closures
• Sultan Boys & Girls Club burns
• Everett marathon sends kids to camp
• Granite Falls flooding sparks drive to help
• District 7 firefighters help 7 families
• Darrington preps for winter
• Wal-Mart to buy 24 acres in Monroe
• Police seek ID of body found on Whidbey Island
• Poker player wins 2 in row at Tulalip
• The lights of Warm Beach
• Everett heart attack survivor thanks saviors
• Keeping the kids busy over holiday
• Stanwood calendar takes you back in time
• Simple angel ornament makes tree special every year
• Wal-Mart's always-low prices
• 2 sought in Everett restaurant break-in
• Santa victim of obesity epidemic
• Quick call by boy, 11, halts Everett house fire
• One war over for gay military
• Everett bus gets stuffed
• Food baskets full of generosity
• Mill Creek sisters share 'Nutcracker' stage
• Foreclosed Everett properties now new homes
• Wal-Mart to open in Monroe after city reverses its position
• City's top cop to retire By Eric Stevick and Debra Smith Herald Writers EVERETT -- , a small-town meat-cutter's son who climbed the ranks to become Snohomish County sheriff
• North County Update
• Front Porch
• Lake Stevens elementary students get lessons in safety
• Everett police find suspect while responding to separate incident
• 57 impaired drivers arrested in county over weekend
• Word of the day
• Arlington raises stormwater rates
• Drive-by shooting in Everett under investigation
• Holiday lights contest a bright idea in Marysville
• Monroe settles open records lawsuit for $157,394
• A 'simple' fix for ferry system proposed
• Christmas gifts, jewelry stolen from newlywed Mukilteo couple
• Stanwood tradition covers several holidays
• Arlington family fears for fate of native Sudan
• Census figures bring 10th representative, more clout to Washington state
• Public Meetings
• Three candidates vie for Mukilteo police chief
• Smurfing U.S.A.
• Monroe filmmakers wrapping up 'Rivertown'
• Christmas dance is a chance for fun
• New Everett Swift bus stop opens
• Mukilteo hopes to extend trail
• Graffiti spree hits north Everett
• Firefighters hablan español in Monroe
• Forecasters: Christmas will be cool, wet
• Bothell church, county in flap over flag pole
• Everett secures deal for downtown hotel
• Port Townsend route may lose a ferry
• Tinseltown 2010
• Monroe council declines to hire interim administrator permanently
• Celebrate solstice in Snohomish
• Christmas tree rentals help salmon
• Cocoon House shelter teens ask for Christmas gifts
• Emergency zone fines to double next year
• Law aids mobile home residents
• Marysville schools, other districts brace for cuts
• Donations to Salvation Army's Red Kettles less than hoped
• As tallies continue, county's flood damage tops $1 million
• Active Duty
• Front Porch
• Island County proposes clean water tax
• Health District cutting more staff
• Electric cars arrive in Puget Sound area
• All eyes on Boeing in next crucial year
• This Week's Public Meetings
• Everett native loved roaming country in RV
• Community Calendar
• Tots in Toyland 2.0
• Longtime friends piece together a tradition
• After deep cuts, can Gregoire rebuild?
• Christmas House volunteers get as much as they give
• The vanishing
• Extra DUI patrols on Snohomish County roads
• Drug buy turns into felony arrest at Alderwood
• Everett church's Christmas tradition draws from history
• Counseling sessions target domestic abusers
• Burglaries in Snohomish, King counties linked
• Agreement reached in necktie scam
• Monroe council approves 2011 budget
• New trails proposed for Reiter Foothills
• Snohomish County jury split in murder verdicts
• Students hit the books
• Lynnwood's Gough named one of America's worst bosses
• Basic Health and Disability Lifeline might end ahead of schedule
• HeraldNet update: We hear you
• Take extra care to prevent falls
• Front Porch: Look for Everett in reality show
• Arlington has a dilly of a deal for shoppers
• King of Softballs
• Navy families celebrate with Santa
• Bridge work an early gift
• Everett still being eyed for giant ship City is backup location for defense platform
• Panel says it can't cut officials' salaries
• Abbey's annual tradition
• 4th insanity finding, this time after killing
• No swift fix for rough I-5 stretch
• Drug raids target gang operating in county
• Get a peek at an 8-story hotel planned downtown
• Front Porch
• Drop off flood-damaged items for free
• Fire officials urge safety during holidays
• Man's body found on Whidbey Island beach
• Newsmakers
• Volunteers keep Christmas merry
• Video leads to arrest in knifepoint robberies
• Officials ready to promote tourismin Snohomish County
• Monroe sells N. Kelsey property for $2 million less than an offer last year
• Lynnwood budget cuts 30 jobs; calls for tax increases
• In search of trouble, police squad moves and morphs
• Education funding slashed
• Q&A: Can governor cancel the presidential primary?
• 'Unthinkable' cuts in Gregoire's budget proposal
• Money for poor, education, health slashed in Gregoire's budget
• Man arrested in espresso stand robberies
• This is 'Jeopardy!'
• Stillaguamish watershed group marks 20 years
• Operation School Bell offers kids more than a warm coat
• It's never too late to ship what matters
• Granite Falls to vote on budget
• Tourism industry seeking new tax to promote county as sporting haven
• County weighing costs of rescuing horses
• North County Update
• Meeting planned in Marysville to discuss sex offenders
• Mountaineers plan memorial for Marysville hiker
• Sadness shared at 'Blue Christmas' services
• Lynnwood has special school for special needs
• Eastmont land could be new park
• Lynnwood man receives light sentence in father's death
• History books for sale
• Lake Stevens man struck by pickup dies from injuries
• Mukilteo begins demolishing Rosehill center
• Everett firefighter rescues woman from flooded car
• Man arrested after allegedly pushing woman out of moving car
• Lynnwood City Council approves budget
• Marysville Library's new laptop can aid visually impaired
• Traveling light
• When the Stillaguamish River hit, Stanwood was ready
• Stillaguamish River recedes, leaving a soaking mess
• Rain can't stop Santa's Arlington run
• Snohomish may escape record flooding
• State buys 80 acres of forest near Monroe
• Lake Stevens plans to grow, add revenue
• Witness to Darrington overdose death keeps his silence
• Eldest of Tulalip's elders turns 100 on Tuesday
• Photo gallery: Latest flood photos
• Alcohol licenses
• Active duty
• Mountlake Terrace police department honoree 'just doing the job'
• I-5 'turtles' near Smokey Point due soon
• Bothell man has put 13,000 miles on his three-wheeled bike
• Now Seeking Nominations For The Schack Art Awards
• Photo gallery: Snohomish County floods
• Sandbags battle record-setting flood
• Slide blocks U.S. 2 near Skykomish
• Thinking small
• Hobbs is paying for his victory
• Barbershop group lights up Christmas ship
• Lynnwood cops know their toys
• Lynnwood City Council plans to vote Monday on budget and tax hikes
• How the Navy has changed Everett
• How years of overspending drove Lynnwood deep into the red
• Lawmakers approve budget cuts in special session
• Flood warning issued for Snohomish County rivers
• 'Uggs' was taken
• Vacant house in Marysville burns
• Pictures with Santa
• Pedestrian hit by car in Marysville
• New councilwoman for Sultan
• Monroe man gets 20 years for drug trafficking
• Granite Falls youth group sees different side of life
• Utility rates rising
• Two men shot in Everett; suspect arrested
• Snohomish County executive signs 2011 budget
• Insanity defense likely in killing
• EvCC adds closures to help meet budget cuts
• New home, new church for Everett's African immigrants
• Workers able to control fire at Everett building until crews arrive
• Be prepared for flooding, emergency officials warn
• Alligator Soul shuts its doors
• Prison officials cut length of socks, not sentences, to save money
• 2 shot in Everett; suspect arrested
• Fugitive Watch
• Forum scheduled for Snohomish County court candidates
• Monroe woman guilty in stinky feet stabbing
• Everett man a suspect in drywall burglary
• Many are relieved Everett will still have a carrier
• Nimitz has been a long time coming
• Special session deal: Here's some of what's in it
• Lynnwood tax hikes vetoed by mayor
• Flood watch issued for Western Washington
• Special session of Legislature to start Saturday
• USS Nimitz to be stationed in Everett
• Costco to open store at old Lynnwood High School site
• Alone on Mount Everest
• 27 people who helped save lives
• Gift of books encourages kids to read more
• Squabbles by Everett School Board must be solved, report says
• Police say law prevents impounding of suicide victim's car
• Sultan man's death ruled accidental after police Tasering
• Lynnwood garage fire blamed on electrical short
• Detention officers settle grievance with county
• Ligonberry jam
• Couple rescued after car plunges off boat launch
• Costco to move into old Lynnwood High School site
• Thunderstorms, wind hit county
• Lennon's music opened a new life
• Stark scene for Toys for Tots
• Stanwood kid's interest could lead to bright future
• Toys for naught?
• Marysville hiker died of blunt force injuries
• Driver charged with vehicular homicide in pedestrian's death
• State decision aids proposal for gun range near Sultan
• Police warn skiers to slow down on way to slopes
• Kidstage's Preschool Arts Adventures Opens Winter Registration
• Blood bank supplies at critical level
• New EdCC president values the school's culture
• Monroe prison work crews develop job skills
• Active Duty
• Around the County
• Front Porch
• Public Meetings
• Road Report
• Comment on proposed Snohomish utility rate hikes
• Oprah's newest favorite thing
• Reserves help Mukilteo avoid deep budget cuts
• Lake Stevens quadriplegic faces life head on
• Why you shouldn't stop on freeway
• County Medicaid cuts to dental care will be difficult cavity to fill
• Everett's city-owned golf courses swing to a profit
• Search on for overdue Marysville hiker in Cascades
• Community Calendar
• Marysville veteran recalled for his many achievements
• Yahoo's who's who
• Roller derby's skaters try banked track at Comcast: Gallery
• Repairs to close Sultan bridge for 10 days
• Legislators had little thirst to support embattled tax
• Jobless would gladly trade unemployment check for work
• Arlington's tight budget brings greater reliance on volunteers
• Legislature often a stepping stone to county office
• John McCoy, Quil Ceda Village helped Tulalips to prosperity
• Missing Arlington fisherman's body found
• Moscoso says he's ready to represent
• Lynnwood police capture man sought on 3 felony warrants
• Who's the best Pokemon player in Marysville?
• Old fire station in Arlington meets fitting end
• Road not a factor in crash, state says
• Hanukkah filled with tradition
• A very merry train ride
• Where to spread holiday cheer
• Front Porch: Shelter from the cold
• Skagit County files two felony charges against Colton Harris-Moore
• Watch the video of Larsen going comic in competition
• Festival of Trees marks its 25th year
• Everett Public Library keeps up with technology
• Woman accused of marriage to 2 men
• It's time for Christmas parades, caroling and more
• Former CEO of nonprofit gets year in prison for theft
• Woman gets jail time for $60,000 booster club theft
• Sweeter sales as candy tax wraps up
• Beloved Lions Club train damaged, derailing families' holiday tradition
• Deadly bacteria all around
• The Vladfather
• Front Porch
• Fugitive Watch
• Edmonds pharmacy robber wore surgical mask
• Even in a race, kayakers help each other
• House Dems extend tax cuts for most, not all
• 3rd suspect arrested in laxative robbery
• Police search for Everett bank robber
• How to fend off MRSA infection
• City Council cool to mother-in-law apartment proposal
• Chimney fire damages Snohomish home
• Man says he used mace in burglary
• Talks on state budget ‘good'
• Everett woman faces bigamy charge
• County proposal to fund roadwork is on hold until April
• Hot soup leads to scalding in fight
• Movers and shakers in Africa
• The slopes are calling
• Budget Watch
• Community Extra: Applause
• Green smoke
• Medical Examiner's Office needs reform, report says
• Police probe string of burglaries at businesses
• Man sought in robbery of Edmonds pharmacy
• 30-year sentence in espresso stand shooting
• Lynnwood council votes to raise taxes
• Police officer cleared in fatal shooting of armed man
• Superior Court judge has seen a lot in 28 years
• 'Huffing and puffing' at 72
• Farm's herd goes fast
• Fire District 1 party set for Saturday
• Nutty as a …
• At least one hurt after car leaves roadway in Everett
• Organ is No. 1 for Marysville teen
• Meeting today in Mountlake Terrace regarding sex offender
• Music minister returns to lead holiday concert
• Top Pot Doughnuts now at Comcast Arena
• U.S. 2 eastbound reopens; westbound still blocked
• Everett goes to people for Jackson Park plan
• Monroe prisoners use yoga to focus mind, body
• Winterfest warms up Sultan
• A holiday tradition as beloved as fruitcake
• Mountlake Terrace considers rezone of former school site
• Evergreen Middle School staff reaches beyond classroom
• Arson suspects sought in Lynnwood blaze
• Crutch used as weapon in Everett robbery, police allege
• Marysville church helps bees weather winter
• No foul play found in overdose death of Darrington school official
• Republican Hope to run for county executive
• Stevens Pass ski area to open Wednesday
• Man killed in crash near Snohomish
• No school safety zone for 19th Avenue
• Students get a sobering look at how bad choices affect organs
• 4th-generation dairy farm in county to sell off cattle, equipment
• Tight turns by trucks a concern
• Mountlake Terrace ponders next move on civic campus bond
• Monroe craft fair benefits food bank
• Shop 'til your boss drops in
• Kasey the boxer finds her way back home to a Bothell family
• County approves project to flood Smith Island for estuary
• Lynnwood Council may increase taxes at meeting
• Swedish Hospitals' Edmonds move to fund $3.5 million in health programs
• Meadowdale choir teacher carries a tune to national TV
• Four injured Sunday in wreck on Highway 9
• Face it
• People still love a princess fairy tale
• Political player kept his humility, got things done
• Everett Transit bus stuffed full of charity
• Brazen coyotes worry some in Mill Creek
• Smaller cities abandon Everett animal shelter
• Emerson goes ahead with lawsuit against county officials
• Eyman's initiative record
• Eyman expands his reach
• Monroe School Board approves pay raises despite opposition
• Neighbors fight plan for gun range near Sultan
• Cooking fire causes $50,000 in damage to Mukilteo home
• House fires increase in winter
• Four cities hire lobbyist to help them get funding for Highway 9
• County buys 8 acres to increase access to recreation near U.S. 2
• Everett to allow antiques shops
• Snohomish is all aglow
• Stiff upper lip
• Angeli Quartet helps those in need
• Carbon monoxide poisoning caused by briquettes in fireplace
• Runner has come a long way
• Veteran logs miles to help wounded soldiers
• Make holiday shopping crime-free
• Firefighters finally get to enjoy a holiday meal
• Mukilteo's annexation vexation
• Volunteer fought fires for 42 years
• The need is great
• Careful out there
• Fugitive Watch
• Front Porch
• North County Update
• Carved log welcomes all to Granite Falls
• Command unit donated by tribe
• They shop around the clock
• Vote online to help bring bikes to Marysville
• Budget Watch
• Applause
• Beg your pardon
• Front Porch
• Opportunities
• Paine Field runway construction project completed
• Everett house fire blamed on electrical problem
• Everett house fire closes down Rucker Avenue
• Suspect in I-5 chase nixes plea deal
• Music for a journey
• United Way of Snohomish County's News - November 23, 2010
• Snow should turn to slush on Thanksgiving
• Kids talk turkey at Thanksgiving
• Anglophile edition
• North County Update
• Students to receive holiday meal
• Arlington regroups after narrow loss of EMS levy
• What local folks can't wait to eat this Thanksgiving
• Not-guilty plea in assault at bar
• Note of thanks returns wealth of gifts from Oprah
• Rash of fires damage homes
• Stevens Pass needs more snow to open for skiers
• Traveling? Thursday is your best bet
• Prayers of thanks
• Frigate returns to Everett after long deployment
• Marysville sees the most snowfall in county
• Everett, other districts close schools for Wednesday
• Fire damages Everett home
• Despite snow, Everett students to deliver donations
• USS Rodney M. Davis homecoming delayed a few hours
• More snow in forecast; dozens of accidents reported
• Penny pinching
• New Doppler radar system may improve weather forecasting
• Snohomish welcomes Santa on Friday
• Safety tips for cooking Thanksgiving dinner
• Future of Flight kids' program may extend to summer
• Expect more police on roads through holiday season
• Fire quickly put out at Lynnwood body shop
• Man killed in crash north of Darrington
• Jury acquits man of murder charge stemming from Jan. 3 brawl
• Larsen won the race, but Koster leads in candidates' hometown
• Professors bring WSU to Arlington High School
• Man says he jumped off Mukilteo ferry dock for fun
• Charges allege kids required to help Everett father grow pot
• USS Rodney Davis to return to Everett on Tuesday
• Lynnwood postpones meeting on tax hikes
• Minor earthquake reported near Oak Harbor
• Fewer sheriff's deputy jobs lost in final county budget
• 2-6 inches of snow expected; some schools cancel programs
• New coffee shop at the old home of Zippy's Java Lounge
• Brace for snow, ice, gusty wind
• County budget primer: Slimmer government serves more people
• Time takes its toll on Capitol's story pole
• ‘Nobody eats alone' in Sultan
• Sage retirement advice from those who know
• Lynnwood teens tackle restoration projects
• The brotherhood of the traveling underpants
• Holiday travel key: Off-peak driving
• Despite criticism, EvCC acquires more land
• Probe continues in May crash that killed Stanwood man
• The smoke will clear at Valley General
• Possibility of snow increasing for county
• Comply with me
• Arlington woman served as a missionary in Mexico
• Scan or grope -- neither an attractive option at airports
• Ways to Give
• Will it snow? Just chill
• Everett City Council picks new president
• Cuts to state prisons troubling to many
• Snohomish Health District parenting program in jeopardy
• Snohomish County PUD warns of higher bills
• Lynnwood considers tax hikes to fill budget gap
• Marysville woman spends her days caring for others
• Pardon us
• Four bridges likely to be replaced thanks to grant
• 16 years, 1.9 miles later, Granite Falls gets its truck route
• Sultan approves sewer rate increase
• Point Wells foes want zoning reversal
• Molotov cocktail used in arson
• Bus schedules changing
• Baker, Crystal open for business
• Stanwood man cleared in deaths of three puppies
• Muslims at Lynnwood center mark call to sacrifice
• Forever home
• Gray Wolves squadron will be home for holidays
• Molotov cocktail used in church arson
• Driver was trying to sell car when he crashed
• Baker, Crystal ready for skiers; not enough snow at Stevens yet
• Stanwood man not responsible for death of puppies
• Calling Atom Ant
• North County Update
• Lynnwood woman admits theft from soccer club
• Shoot for turkeys, not at them, at benefit
• Snow may extend its reach in county
• Snohomish cuts police dog unit, unfilled job
• Granite Falls information center will offer trail brochures
• Work continues on heart of Everett art center
• Highway 99's neon once called to travelers in north Everett
• Crews say this time they're ready for snow
• Stanwood birding festival selects poster art
• Snow arrives in parts of county, could spread by weekend
• State's projected deficit swells to $5.7 billion
• Everett police search for serial robber
• January trial set for Colton Harris-Moore
• City Council chooses new president
• Accident with minor injuries closes U.S. 2 in both directions
• Police offer tips to stop holiday theft
• Mukilteo narrows police chief list to five candidates
• Heater blamed in Lake Stevens day care fire
• Everett man jailed for reported assault
• Ole, eh?
• KSER honors three community voices
• Mariner High School booster club official guilty of theft
• Snow may be coming soon
• A year after alleged dog attack, Snohomish owner charged with felony
• Eyman calls for vote on county's proposal for new car-tab fee
• Sultan to hear comments about budget
• A new home at camp
• Accident with minor injuries closes U.S. 2 in both directions
• Man killed in car crash near Brier
• Colton Harris-Moore doesn't like jail, mother says
• No date set to discuss traffic cameras
• Windstorm lashes Snohomish, Island counties
• Koster picked to lead county assocation
• Lake Stevens day care heavily damaged by fire
• Mountlake Terrace man arrested on arson charge
• Marysville bookstore keeps gift tradition alive
• Multiple charges possible after I-5 pursuit ends in Seattle
• Twenty was plenty for Marysville clan
• Cruise unforgettable for the wrong reasons
• Granite Falls School Board to debate cell phone searches
• Harper may face Senate challenge
• Health costs are a budget headache for city of Everett
• Big races and hot issues brought out 71 percent of county voters
• Making music pop in Monroe
• Get ready for winter, another storm is brewing
• Boy struck by Edmonds police car suffers minor injuries
• Senate Dems announce new committee leaders
• Wind topples trees, power lines
• GOP attack marks start of 2012 campaign against Cantwell
• Power outages, fallen trees keep students from class
• News racks downtown may get a makeover
• Is it a boy or girl?
• Snohomish police arrest domestic-violence suspect
• U.S. Rep. Baird moving to Edmonds
• Snohomish to discuss utility increase
• Snohomish County pledges to reduce energy
• Slaying gets man 10 years in jail
• Judge commits man to hospital after mother's death
• Latest Snohomish County budget eases off a few cuts
• State budget cuts confine prisoners to cells at Monroe
• Woman crashes SUV during police chase
• High-tech dummies teach Everett firefighters life-saving skills
• Highway 524 closed by crash
• Will Edmonds be Baird's new political base?
• Why Everett leaders want a farmers market so badly
• Gov. Gregoire christens the Chetzemoka
• Camano Red Cross
• Location, location, location
• Road Report
• Around the County
• Fire damage houses in Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace
• Patriotic quilt serves its new mission
• Merging on U.S. 2 calls for patience
• Lynnwood looks at switching to city manager
• Terrace OKs road projects
• Snohomish County roadwork budget runs on empty
• Rough sailing: a timeline
• Gates grant worries some social agencies
• EvCC buys motel in north Everett
• Medicare HMO loss hits seniors
• Local Monroe ghost hunting group featured on CNN News
• State's newest ferry makes inaugural sailing
• Mukilteo-Clinton ferry service disrupted
• This Week's Public Meetings
• Banning unhealthy food isn't all that appetizing
• Mama grizzly's lair
• Democratic activist recalled for her tireless fight for people
• Head-on crash near Monroe injures three
• Snohomish County GOP not prepared to win
• Everett's farmers market site undecided
• Here's what going on with Everett's plans for the riverfront
• Gregoire to christen new ferry today
• Four injured in Hwy. 522 crash
• Fans say goodbye to Mariner legend Dave Niehaus
• No injuries in Lynnwood house fire
• Want a YMCA for Stanwood? In survey, most people say yes
• Keep drama, EdCC told
• Replacement vans coming for Mercy Transportation
• Mayor wants hearing on cameras
• Planting a garden of dreams in Everett
• Vote is boon to camera foes
• Lake Stevens skier to face elites on World Cup circuit
• Everett churches keep holiday tradition
• Fire drives 6 from Monroe home
• Four Loko ban comes before local officials see a problem
• Mill Creek woman cited in Everett multi-car crash in October
• Rosehill alumni bid farewell to the Mukilteo center
• Fire destroys two Mercy Transportation vans
• CBS News profiles 'barefoot bandit'
• Woman didn't try to kill husband, jury rules
• Traffic cameras eyed in Monroe
• Eventually, boomerang did return
• Fugitive Watch
• Aficionados step up at Pilchuck glass art auction
• Herald columnist Muhlstein to speak on KSER
• Camano Island: Bird watcher tour planned
• Truck bypass opens Nov. 19 in Granite Falls
• Marysville man faces robbery, burglary charges
• 'Something for everyone' at variety benefit show in Arlington
• Granite Falls man pleads guilty to assaulting postal carrier
• Everett couple dies after car crashes into rock wall
• Utility rates to rise in Marysville
• Another fondling incident reported at Bothell library
• Founders of crime victims group honored
• Veterans Day events
• Helping sailors get shut-eye
• Everett house fire causes $150,000 in damage, displaces 8
• Firefighters' efforts lauded in egg factory blaze
• Hobbs wins tough 44th District race
• Heavy smoke damage from Mountlake Terrace duplex fire
• Federal grand jury indicts Colton Harris-Moore on five counts
• National Guard soldiers get a big welcome home
• Fire at Arlington egg processing plant causes $1.5 million damage
• Tulalip family finally free of $150,000 building-code fine
• A gift they won't forget
• Drama program at EdCC may be cut
• State Patrol looking to hire 60 trooper cadets
• Vet remembers his stints on subs
• Community Extra: Applause
• Toddler injured in Highway 522 crash expected to recover
• United Way of Snohomish County News - October 4, 2010
• Everett High students register cell phones to prevent loss
• Road report
• Around the county
• Car may be decrepit, but its not ready to die yet
• Volunteers will work on future park near Lake Stickney
• Repairs begin on Marysville city building
• North option wins Dick's Drive-In poll
• Signs aim to help drivers navigate merge to NB I-5
• Index Lower Town Wall now part of park
• Snohomish wants input on car tabs
• Everett Clinic requiring most employees to get flu shots
• Snohomish County wants public records relief
• Active Duty
• Alcohol licenses
• Koster's pledge on illegal immigration issues raises questions
• Pumpkin hurlers go the distance on Snohomish farm
• Some near Marysville call for tax to build I-5 overpass
• Boy, 7, dies in truck wreck near Arlington
• Why Murray chose the Democrats and Rossi the Republicans
• California catastrophe focuses concern over Snohomish pipelines
• Child dies in 1-vehicle wreck near Arlington
• Is there a major pipeline near you?
• Reduction in Public Art for STart
• This week's public meetings
• Community calendar
• New Seattle archbishop can look to past for role models
• Suspect, 16, arrested in Mariner High School arson
• Snohomish County's newest park once family-run Martha Lake airport
• Sex offender suspect in strangulation death of Monroe woman
• Murder defendant, his attorneys split on his competency to stand trial
• Man hospitalized after suspected arson in Edmonds
• Calendar
• Front Porch
• Lynnwood Police need help on citizen patrols
• Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan
• Donation fund to help Everett crash victim
• Arson suspected in fire at Edmonds business
• Woman dies in crash on Highway 20 near Coupeville
• Couple walk toward a breast cancer cure
• Horse's rescue near Cathcart scary, but successful
• Lynnwood will have big job to fix budget
• Granite Falls police chief to resign
• 'Smelly' feet Insult led to stabbing at party, prosecutors allege
• Silvertips are just the ticket
• Mukilteo police chief vows return to uniform following wreck
• State will have to cut deeply as forecast worsens
• Woman killed in crash on Whidbey Island
• Boy arrested in fire at Mariner High School greenhouse
• Sex offender arrested in Monroe strangulation case
• Front Porch: Magazines needed
• Fugitive Watch
• North County Update
• Granite Falls tries for water grant
• Got a burn barrel? Now's the time to trade it in
• Arlington celebrates trail's growth
• 65 years of memories and friendship revisited
• Man faces charges in bank robbery
• Everett watchdog group honored
• County leery of museum finances
• New ferry may start service in October
• Grants helping homeowners in county make switch to solar
• Lawyer for Lynnwood mayor rebuffs critics
• Wreck snarls traffic at I-5, I-405 interchange
• New ferry could be running as early as October
• State agencies must slash spending by 6%
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Rollover crash snarls traffic near Lynnwood
• More funds to aid in Snohomish County probe of its roads division
• Man in custody could be bank robber, police say
• 2 Senate debates scheduled
• Mariner H.S. greenhouse damaged by arson
• Golden rule at Gold Basin
• Teen's death leads to push for defibrillators in schools
• District 8 fire chief loses job
• Tulalips release turkeys for hunting by tribe
• Guilty plea in assault of baby
• Flap over Lynnwood mayor leads to shakeup
• City veterinarian cares for Everett's abandoned pets
• Everett district gives rationale for secrecy
• Lake Stevens fire chief ousted
• Fire damages greenhouse at Mariner High School
• Investigation of Lynnwood mayor was meant to embarrass him, his lawyer says
• Unconscious man found in Lynnwood building
• Police seek teen in connection with Lake Goodwin park arson
• Work on Marysville's Ingraham Boulevard is on schedule
• Lynnwood police arrest theft suspect
• Hiker injured on Vesper Peak rescued
• Missing Edmonds teen found
• State buys Oso forestland
• Sultan roundabouts could improve U.S. 2 safety
• Police investigate release of mink from Granite Falls farm
• Benefit to help Snohomish cancer victim
• Everett plans new downtown plaza
• Everett duplex damaged in fire
• Accusation against Everett school principal probed
• Arlington Relay for Life effort wins national attention
• Blind anglers reel in day of joy in Everett Lions Club derby
• Embezzler of nonprofit tries to shift blame to former boss
• Police reunite Edmonds teen with family
• Lynnwood council ousts its president
• 2 arrested in string of vacuum cleaner thefts
• Four school districts in county get energy grants
• Snohomish County troopers arrest 281 drivers during DUI emphasis patrols
• Arlington's new police chief starts soon
• State gives Snohomish County a clean audit
• Grant would fund bike paths throughout Snohomish County
• YMCA explores expansion to Stanwood
• Everett land owner may cut trees to pay taxes
• Sculptor creates salmon art for an Arlington gateway sign
• Everett Transit to cut service
• Three hurt in car wreck on Highway 99
• Fire damages south Everett-area duplex
• Everett School District investigated principal
• Catapults to send pumpkins into orbit at Snohomish event
• Comments sought on Point Wells condo project
• GPS isn't current with new I-5 on-ramp near Arlington
• Marysville to interview 14 for council vacancy
• This Week's Public Meetings
• Community Calendar
• Edmonds man behind the scenes during TV's golden age
• Plenty accounts for Berkey's ouster from race
• Death penalty not applied fairly in Washington
• Attempt to repossess vehicle lands three men in county jail
• Civil War buffs bring history to life in Everett
• More trash being dumped on river banks
• Doctors will show their musical side at benefit concert
• State's winemakers split on 2 liquor initiatives
• County's phone bill tax could increase 20 cents
• Fight over stereo ends with stabbing in Monroe
• Several events planned today to remember 9/11
• Monroe council approves issue of bonds
• Mukilteo's Lighthouse Festival shines through rain
• Arlington celebrates its wealth of public art
• County jail employee charged with voyeurism of female inmate
• Oak Harbor woman charged in crash that killed 3
• Effort to buy Whidbey Island woods still $350,000 short
• Red-light camera issue to stay on Mukilteo ballot
• Thousands of Vaux's swifts descend on Monroe school
• Front porch
• Two arrested in Everett after robbery of phone, $17
• Snohomish County events planned for 9/11 anniversary
• Marysville man convicted of vehicular homicide
• How to bee part of the solution
• The art of honoring the Earth
• A call to help on a day we'll never forget
• Mukilteo voters will mull annexation
• Ex-coach charged with three counts of child rape
• Family of Everett man prepares for long recovery after accident
• EnduroCross comes to Comcast Arena (video)
• Hewitt the dog finds a home with Snohomish County Council
• Snohomish PUD tidal project gets $10 million federal grant
• Corrections deputy charged with voyeurism
• Oak Harbor woman charged with vehicular homicide
• Front Porch
• North County Update
• Benefit planned to bring injured woman home to Everett
• Applause
• Front Porch
• Steppin' up for a cause
• Everett man sentenced to 13 years for barbell beating
• Lynnwood police seek suspect in vacuum cleaner thefts
• Law would require owners to reimburse Snohomish County for costs of detained animals
• Snohomish County jail officers settle harassment suit
• Cool weather is ideal for fall gardening
• Was that summer we just had?
• A new Rosehill rises in Mukilteo
• School budget cuts keep Snohomish County kids off buses
• Three people injured in Everett wreck
• Sex offender meeting planned in Stanwood
• Police seek suspected vacuum bandit
• Get Involved
• Police seek suspect in Arlington bank robbery
• Chain-reaction crashes in Everett send two to hospital
• Budget Watch
• No agreement reached with unions in Monroe
• Front Porch
• Snohomish County fairgrounds manager resigns
• Residents help keep Sultan clean of grime and crime
• Judge rejects state limits on late campaign spending
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Tulalips back TV documentary on American Indians
• New Marysville Getchell High School campus opens
• Trial begins in fatal crash
• Sultan man who was Tasered by police is identified
• Everett port scuttles contract with Chicago developer
• Whidbey crash victim was noted video game designer
• Families bid farewell as Lincoln sails into uncertainty
• A weekend of tragedy on Snohomish County-area roads
• Monroe layoffs spark protest
• Furlough days are no government holidays
• Evergreen State Fair Results
• Everett arboretum more accessible
• Everett library offers chance to win MP3 player
• Two injured in I-5 crash near Arlington
• Monroe bonds will pay off $11 million loan
• Arlington woman honored for 50 years of service
• Mill Creek teen wins World Cup for remote-controlled sail planes
• Parenting classes come to YMCA
• Group Health to lead study on gaps in medical care
• Business worried over talk of taxes
• A walk back in time
• Two injured in early-morning I-5 crash near Arlington
• Man arrested in fatal Arlington accident
• Cause of death still under investigation for Sultan man shocked by police
• USS Lincoln ships out
• Tulalips plan to improve I-5 access
• Closed school in Mountlake Terrace may earn district income
• Snohomish pilot, 82, sets record for long flight
• Animals and food in abundance at Evergreen State Fair
• Marysville group searches for answers in the nation's supreme law
• Whidbey land trust must raise $525K by Friday
• Acts of kindness comfort family of girl killed at Big Four Ice Caves
• The Fair
• Lynnwood girl injured in fall from second-floor window
• Woman in hospital after I-5 crash south of Marysville
• Arlington fire displaces family
• Take a good look
• Two face charges following fatal Whidbey Island crash
• Team of detectives investigate death of Sultan man after Taser shock
• The fair
• Woman's journey from homeless teen to Harvard is an inspiration
• Didier still not ready to offer his endorsement to Rossi
• Everett man surrenders to police in case of fatal shooting
• Snohomish to improve water service with grant
• Two women may be charged in fatal Whidbey crash
• Police continue investigation of Angela Pettifer slaying
• Sultan man dead after Taser shock in Gold Bar
• Rash of robberies puts Mill Creek on edge
• Bail set at $1 million for man in pursuit
• Accident closes part of Highway 20
• Man dead after encounter with deputies in Gold Bar
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Faith Calendar
• Best bets at the fair
• Performance brings to life the story of a saint
• Berkey legal fight grows
• Second suspect sought in Arlington home-invasion robbery
• Prison sentence for illegal cigarette sales in Arlington
• State hatching ideas to improve U.S. 2 trestle
• Ladiser won't do time in jail
• Three people killed in wreck on Whidbey Island
• Missing teen now considered a runaway
• Ex-planning director gets 1-year suspended sentence
• Workers on layoff list: Lynnwood could eliminate 102 of 460 positions as of January
• Since '08, Cedar Grove has spent $1.73 million to solve stink
• Bigger than a rubber ducky: Everett pool adds 50-foot inflatable toy
• Everett man injured in I-5 rollover near Highway 526
• Suspect in Everett chase a repeat offender
• Car from fatal drunken-driving accident enlightening fairgoers
• 5 injured in one-car crash near Granite Falls
• All lanes reopened after I-5 crash
• Marysville family escapes fire after hearing smoke alarm
• Woman charged in bank robbery
• Have your say on shoreline development
• Front Porch
• DUI patrols get a boost
• Lynnwood brothers arrested after attack on skateboarder
• Granite Falls names interim chief
• Online education can open a new world
• Lincoln leaving Tuesday
• Room filled with the past
• Fair volunteer preserves dogged legacy
• Swedish/Edmonds is now official
• Lawsuit threatens tourist trains
• Kisses, pictures and pride as kids start school
• Lincoln, 2 other ships to leave Everett on Tuesday
• Report on Granite Falls police chief fills 5 binders
• New temporary police chief named in Granite Falls
• Suspect arrested in Everett after chase that shut down I-5
• Lynnwood notifies more than 100 employees of possible layoffs
• Reardon makes pitch for Dick's Drive-In
• Man accused of shooting at police had allegedly bought drugs
• Suspect arrested in Everett manhunt after shots fired at officer
• Opportunities
• Applause
• Community Calendar
• Stanwood write-in candidate moves on to general election
• Reardon joins call for burger joint
• Neighbor's video used to nab suspect in home invasion robbery
• Judge rules against Trafton supporters
• Koster tops Rep. Larsen in U.S. House primary race
• Man claims self-defense in killing
• A Dick's Drive-In for south county?
• A stroke of kindness
• New exams, familiar results
• 'The Full Monty' at The Everett Performing Arts Center
• County Council approves plan to limit smoking in public housing
• Funeral planned for Mill Creek woman struck by car
• Granite Falls councilwoman resigns
• Edmonds teen missing since Thursday
• Recycling food waste is no big deal
• Bus driver avoids I-5 tragedy in harrowing collision
• Charges for alleged robbery at mall
• More public housing smoking bans possible
• Three deputies' patrol cars damaged in chase
• Highway 99 accident took the life of a 'very brave' woman
• ACLU opposes student cell phone search
• With school starting, drivers, parents and kids need to watch out
• Stevens Hospital District taxes to stay
• Snohomish hiker shoots himself in rear on Blewett Pass
• County students get mixed grade from superintendent
• Crash leaves car embedded in Everett Transit bus
• Everett man arrested for assault, drive-by shooting in Bothell
• Front porch
• Cooking fire forces tenants from Everett apartment
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Granite Falls man sentenced to time served for assault of toddler
• Evergreen State Fair continues in Monroe
• Theft totals $75,000 from kids' soccer club
• Monroe, Gold Bar rally for teen after liver transplant
• Where grass grew, a veggie garden grows in Edmonds
• Everett working to make things smoother for cyclists
• Renamed Keystone ferry terminal a coup for Coupeville
• Mukilteo's red-light camera fight on radar of others
• Aquatic weed more than a nuisance for Lake Stevens
• No rescue needed after overturn boat spotted
• High-speed chase from near Lynnwood ends with injury in Seattle
• Home destroyed, but no injuries in Sultan fire
• Active duty
• Mukilteo's Sno-Isle library closed for carpeting work
• Front porch
• Evergreen State Fair results
• Seeds sown for farmers market in Lynnwood
• Mill Creek road's speed lowered after study
• Everegreen State Fair continues
• Lynnwood's artesian well a draw for its health benefits, taste
• Lynnwood has vacant seat to fill on council
• Snohomish County YMCA goal: Healthy kids
• The Buzz
• You'll need only 1 flu shot this year
• Snohomish County becomes a destination for airplane buffs
• DUI charge possible in I-5 crash
• Woman killed on Highway 99
• Community calendar
• Crews respond to Sultan house fire
• Victim in Arlington crash identified
• Man charged with vehicular homicide on Highway 99
• $75,000 in damages from Everett blaze
• Fair days
• Fair results
• 'Everyone wanted to be around' Snohomish woman
• The fair 'habla español'
• Purple Cow: State fair people pleasers
• Club 449 members want to stay dry, fit in
• Opponents line up for a run at Snohomish County executive's job
• When the circus came to Everett ... in 1910
• Work begins to identify owner of foot that washed ashore on Whidbey Island
• Marysville's new school getting ready for its first day
• Drop in ferry ridership leveling off
• Human foot washes ashore on Whidbey Island
• Faith Calendar
• New road to Marysville Getchell High School won't be ready at first
• Stanwood High swim teams stay afloat
• Fair Results
• Candidate for Snohomish County prosecuting attorney to kick off run
• Have your blood pressure checked for free at Evergreen State Fair
• Climbers coalition buys the Index Lower Town Wall.
• Lake Stevens church realizes its vision at last
• Berkey files complaint alleging violation in state Senate race
• 'An amazing passion for life'
• Everett schools levy gaining approval
• Foes of liquor sales initiatives get help from beer, wine distributors
• New flight simulator re-creates 787 for pilots
• 787 delayed again, this time until February
• Author of taunting letters found but cleared of 1987 killings
• Crash flips horse trailer on I-5, blocking traffic
• Woman killed in crash near Arlington
• Climbing group buys Index wall
• Everett schools gain; Berkey's deficit widens
• Berkey calls for investigation into campaign against her
• Fugitive watch
• Fair Results
• North County Update
• Accident sends man to hospital
• No wine at Evergreen State Fair, but plenty of swine
• When personal problems become public news
• Man gets two-year sentence for manslaughter
• Snohomish looking for half a million
• Drug charge added to allegations of threats against nurse
• Everett's street pianos leave on high note
• Off-road vehicle proposal scrapped for public roads near foothills
• Everett man convicted in barbell beating of wife
• Stores in Edmonds ready for ban on plastic bags
• Rabbits and chickens move in as Evergreen fair opens today
• Heroin increasing its reach in small towns
• Car hits tree in Monroe; woman injured
• Rain, clouds darken fair's opening day
• Milestones
• Community Extra: Calendar
• Moms share the loss of a child
• Community Extra: Applause
• Community Extra: Opportunities
• Family, friends gather to remember Ashley Aven
• Rosie's riveting tale ends as the cow, at last, comes home
• State Sen. Berkey falls below level for mandatory recount
• Wright is County Council's unanimous pick
• Epileptic man charged with vehicular homicide
• Wright appointed to Snohomish County Council
• State senator from Everett on verge of losing seat
• Youth minister enjoys outreach trips around the world
• The Whidbey Camano Land Trust is working to buy the Trillium woods
• Motorcycle cops ride for charity
• County shoreline plan is topic of public meeting
• Lake Stevens mother arrested in '99 death of Florida girl
• School supplies nothing to sniff at
• Police seek suspects in home-invasion robbery
• Plan your visit to the Evergreen State Fair
• Monroe man allegedly beat toddlers with bike tire pump
• Taco truck launches Everett woman's dreams of a better life
• Judge bars ricin evidence from Everett man's assault trial
• A sky-high ride in a zeppelin
• Lake Stevens woman arrested in connection with 1999 homicide in Florida
• Wine at the Evergreen State Fair? Only if you are seeking a ribbon
• Lake Stevens fights milfoil
• Mukilteo has new top cop -- for a day
• Two teens arrested for alleged drug deal in Lynnwood
• Naval Station Everett personnel hospitalized after hazardous materials spill
• Everett man arrested for alleged Alderwood mall robbery
• Judge sets Nov. 15 deadline to indict Harris-Moore
• Everett school levy passing, barely
• Last-minute revelations about Snohomish County Council candidate questioned
• A sky-high ride in a zeppelin
• Hazardous spill reported at Navy base
• Everett school levy now passing as votes get counted
• Lake Stevens family returns favor for friend with Parkinson's disease
• Oak Harbor schools may be searching kids' phones
• Snohomish survey gives residents a chance to help prioritize city services
• Edmonds mayor, council to tackle budget
• Road signs: Ask, and you may receive
• Street-side cafes coming to Historic Downtown Snohomish
• New Swedish medical center is taking shape in south Everett
• Settlement reached over paving problems at Everett's Paine Field
• A time to heal in Muckl-te-oh 155 years after treaty signing
• Trafton parents express frustration over possible school closure
• Lake Stevens woman recalled for her musical passion
• It's time to remember veterans, as war winds down
• In three hot state races, the message is everything
• Work begins on Edmonds' Sounder station
• Fixing the Lynnwood I-5 merge
• Suspect in fatal shooting surrenders to Everett police
• Discovering quirky slices of Americana on U.S. 2
• Cedar Grove quiet on possible expansion plans
• Man wanted in connection with shooting turns himself in to police
• Suspect arrested in robbery outside Alderwood mall
• Monroe prison erects memorial to staff
• Arlington High School Class of 1950's reunion could be its last
• Didier sets his terms
• Attorney says he was hired by anonymous person to dig up dirt on Snohomish County candidate
• Returns drop Sen. Berkey to third; 5,000 more ballots left to be counted
• Rower's body recovered from Lake Stevens after boat crash
• Mall robbery suspect captured
• Back-to-school fair in Everett expected to draw 3,000
• Northwest briefly
• Car abandoned after being driven through guardrail in Tulalip
• Front Porch
• Catholic women in Everett share their faith in humanity
• Suspect sought in robbery, fatal shooting in Everett
• Water safety focus of state, local efforts
• Arlington's police chief takes post in Colorado
• Vibration problem in new state ferry solved
• Is it asking too much for officials to be civil?
• Lushootseed spoken at Tulalip summer camp
• Sentencing doesn't solve mystery of Everett man's slaying
• Can Rossi count on Didier voters?
• PBS documentary focusing on health care successes in Everett
• Boater missing on Lake Stevens after ski boat hits rowing shell
• Call-for Artist - Centennial Trail
• Search resumes for Lake Stevens rower
• Man missing after boat crash on Lake Stevens
• Second suspect identified in balcony shooting
• Suspect sought in robbery of couple at Alderwood mall
• Charges follow traffic accident on Highway 92
• Blown transformer fells trees, cutting power to some Everett homes
• Suspect sought in robbery of couple at Alderwood mall
• Weigh in on a transportation district in Snohomish
• Marysville senior picnic hit everyone's spot
• Is Fido overdue for a bath?
• Highway 530 going solar
• Drug deal blamed in Everett slaying
• Ready for school with haircuts, backpacks
• Harper holds lead over Berkey in 38th District
• Strangling death shocks Monroe family
• Snohomish man's youthful dream may have set a record
• Everett firefighters file claim for asbestos exposure
• Arlington police chief resigns job
• Monroe changes zoning for assisted living residences
• Distracted drivers escalate crash scene
• Edmonds school levy is passing; Everett is failing
• GOP newcomer leads Island County race
• United Way of Snohomish County News - August 2, 2010
• Pied Piper Announces The 2010-2011 Public Season
• Tony Award Winner To Direct Jesus Christ Superstar
• Northwest Hair Academy a Paul Mitchell Partner School Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Little Shop of Horrors at The Everett Little Theatre
• United Way of Snohomish County News: Volunteer Appreciation Night at the AquaSox
• County Art Installation Receives National Recogniton
• Fourth of July Festival
• Fourth of July Parade
• United Way of Snohomish County News - May 28, 2010
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents Max and Ruby by Theatreworks USA
• 42nd Street To Open At Village Theatre
• United Way of Snohomish County News - April 8, 2010
• Larry King, Donny and Marie Osmond, and Leeza Gibbons Join Northwest Hair Academy – Everett
• Earth Day Meditation And Healing Circle
• With Summer Sun Comes Kidstage Fun
• Lake Stevens Art Commission - Call-to-Artist - $10,000 Commission
• The Gypsy King: Hilarious Comic Romp World Premieres at Village Theatre
• Village Theatre Announces 2010-2011 Mainstage Season
• Let Your Music Shine! With Lisa And Linda
• United Way of Snohomish County News - February 10, 2010
• Kidstage Spring Break Camps and Spring Class Offerings in Everett
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents 'Stellaluna'
• Dane Stokinger To Join Cast Of 'Meet Me In St. Louis'
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents Chasing George Washington
• Bittersweet Family Comedy, ‘Lost In Yonkers’
• Northwest Hair Academy -Everett- Paul Mitchell Partner School
• News from Snohomish County - December 23, 2009
• Village Theatre Kidstage’s Preschool Arts Adventure Announces Winter Session
• Sing-A-Long Messiah
• City Of Everett Presents: Wintertide A Community Celebration
• Kidstage In Everett Offers Unique Holiday Break Camps
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents 'Charlotte’s Web' by Theatre Works USA
• 2009 Snohomish County Market
• United Way of Snohomish County News - November 10, 2009
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents Goodnight Moon And The Runaway Bunny
• Cowboy Poet Baxter Black - Live at the Tulalip
• Snohomish County Arts And Culture News October 2009
• Village Theatre Kidstage Highlights Fall Class Offerings
• Casting For West Coast Premiere New Musical Chasing Nicolette Is Announced
• Spirit of Snohomish County Breakfast
• United Way of Snohomish County News - August 6, 2009
• KidstageTakes on 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor(c) Dreamcoat'
• Mushroom Show
• Mutt Strut 2009
• 100th Annual Dahlia Show
• Directors and Music Directors Stack Up for Village Theatre’s 30th Anniversary Season
• United Way of Snohomish County News - June 30, 2009
• United Way of Snohomish County Newsletter - June 23, 2009
• Village Theatre Kidstage’s Summer Independent Produces You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
• News from Snohomish County Government - May 13, 2009
• Kidstage Summer Camps Now Enrolling In Everett
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’
• Annual Auction and Gala On the Town with Village Theatre
• Village Theatre Initiates Happy Hour Special for Stunt Girl Tickets
• Village Theatre Announces Full Cast for Mighty Show Boat
• Village Theatre Announces 2009-2010 Pied Piper Season
• Snohomish County Government News -April 14, 2009
• Everett Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Snohomish County Arts Commission News - March 10, 2009
• Village Theatre Pied Piper Presents The Phantom Tollbooth
• United Way of Snohomish County Newsletter - February 11, 2009
• Snohomish County Arts Commission Newsletter - February 10, 2009
• Call to Artist - Deadline March 27
• United Way of Snohomish County Newsletter - January 29, 2009
• Imagination Runs Wild in the Kidstage Ensemble Production of Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, Jr.
• Call to Artist - Deadline Approaching - BRT Swift Station
• Village Theatre - ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ Cast Announcement
• Village Theatre Kidstage - New Preschool Arts Adventures
• Create Building Blocks for A Better Life and Reduce Your Tax Bill
• The Importance of Being Earnest By Oscar Wilde
• United Way of Snohomish County Newsletter - November 26, 2008
• 2 Visual Art Opportunities for the City of Everett
• Financial Impact of I-985
• City Seeks Nominations For Annual Wendt Award
• Sorticulture, Everett's Garden Arts Festival
• EdgeCameras Announces Official Release of New RallyCam Product
• Star Wars Days FOOD DRIVE at BobaKhan Toys w/ the 501st, Rebels & Mercs!

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