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Council approves rezone for Everett hospital
EVERETT -- The Everett City Council gave its final approval late Wednesday for a contentious plan to expand Providence Everett Medical Center's Colby...
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Oak Harbor babysitter denied bail after calling alleged sex abuse victim
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Boys suspected in Marysville vandalism spree
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Robbery suspect arrested after hiding behind garbage can
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Tennis: U.S. Open draw announced
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U.S. women beat Cuba, will play for volleyball gold
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Head of NFL Players Association dead at age 63
BUSINESS
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Qantas boss predicts merger
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OncoGenex slashes nearly half its staff
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Contract talks: Boeing, Machinists differ on progress
Photo courtesy of Sam Therres
Snohomish County Search and Rescue volunteers help Hailey, a chocolate Labrador retriever that fell off Stujack Pass on Friday.
First, dog needs rescue, then her owner
DARRINGTON -- Hiking near Stujack Pass last week, Sam Therres watched in horror as one of his companions tumbled off the trail.
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Threats, white powder sent to McCain office
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Passenger recalls horror aboard Boeing MD-82
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MD-82 crash probe may focus on engine
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Russia blocks Georgia's main port city
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Big rig crash shuts down 41st Street onramp to I-5
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Race for governor will be another close fight
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Here's your 12-day Evergreen State Fair planner
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IRS attempts to seize homes of Arlington woman accused of embezzlement
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Longtime Herald photographer Jim Leo honored with lights and sirens
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The Herald restructures, cuts 10 jobs
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Big workload for Frye
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Everett Guard members prepare for deployment to Iraq
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Incumbent Eric Lucas holds slim lead over David Hulbert in Snohomish County Superior Court race
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Rep. Rick Larsen and former sheriff Rick Bart advance in 2nd Congressional District race
2 - Top 10 Stories Most Talked about
3 - Top 10 Stories Most Emailed
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Terrace restaurant ransacked
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Mill Creek's dream season ends
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Clean water is not enough
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'Old guard' resigns en masse
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Politicians threaten senior center board
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Mill Creek loses to Hawaii in Little League World Series U.S. semifinal ...
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King County Sheriff Office gets new eye in the sky
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McAuliffe holding big lead in early Primary returns
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Roberts, Liias romp in 21st
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Mary Burns, Owner - The BookWorks
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August 1998: Leisure trips include sailing on the Cutty Sark; relaxing a ...
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Haggen Pharmacy robot fills prescriptions — safely
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$45 million expansion underway for Arlington’s Cascade Valley Hospital, ...
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Alternative health care options proving worth, moving from fringe to mai ...
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Boeing new 777 freighter makes its first test flight from Paine Field
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New Wine Styles shop in Marysville offers wine tasting, lunches and a vi ...
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First, dog needs rescue, then her owner
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Food, wine and music at fundraiser
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Lucas' lead grows in judicial race
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IRS tries to seize Arlington theft suspect's property
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Evergreen State Fair is year-round passion for volunteer
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Learn some secrets of secondhand shopping from an expert
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The chicken lady's four 'girls' provide compost, eggs and amusement
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A chicken in every yard? Why not?
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Job on a stick
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Leaves, pedestals on antique tables more elaborate as years pass
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Save a buck: Old Time Fiddlers
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Tennis: U.S. Open draw announced
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U.S. women beat Cuba, will play for volleyball gold
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Head of NFL Players Association dead at age 63
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Japanese softball team stuns the U.S. in gold medal game
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Walsh, May-Treanor win second beach volley gold
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U.S. women's soccer team beats Brazil for gold medal
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If you ignore rules, accept the risks
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State should raise age restriction
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Stand at crosswalk and re-evaluate
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Stonecipher should not have voted
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Hikers should also don hunter orange
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If allowed to, 'no excuses' schools will flourish
BUSINESS
COMMUNITY
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Qantas boss predicts merger
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OncoGenex slashes nearly half its staff
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Contract talks: Boeing, Machinists differ on progress
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Boeing, Northrop await final tanker guidelines
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Inflated food prices have staying power
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Taxpayer advocate details where IRS falls short
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Food, wine and music at fundraiser
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Evergreen State Fair is year-round passion for volunteer
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Community Extra Calendar
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Community Spotlight
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Celebration: Anniversaries
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KC shakes booties in Tulalip
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Fresh Paint festival adds family activities
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Artist leaves computers behind as she finds painting profitable
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A new life, beautiful jewelry result from her retrained brain
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Bistro San Martin easily one of the best
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Opening: Kid stage actors present 'Annie Get Your Gun' in Everett
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The chicken lady's four 'girls' provide compost, eggs and amusement
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A chicken in every yard? Why not?
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Leaves, pedestals on antique tables more elaborate as years pass
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Plant Pick: Daisylike sneezeweed
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Cutting garden can provide months of arrangements
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A berry limited utensil
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