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WEEK IN REVIEW
Monday
Snohomish man dies in snowmobile accident
Ex-official pleads not guilty in drunken golf c...
An early start to allergy season
Sunday


Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-l...
Paine Field results delayed by months
The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes
Saturday


Shock at fish killings in Mill Creek
Former Snohomish County planning director charged
Murder suspect James Fryberg back in custody
Friday


Told there's no buyer for pea crop, farmers adjust
Everett courts water-bottling company
Alcohol, marijuana cited in fatal wrong-way crash
Thursday


Special session likely to finish budget, tax in...
County to pay builders $1.7 million to settle s...
Cut through solid-white lines and it could cost...
Wednesday


New high-tech tool aids searchers after avalanches
Boeing to boost output of 787s
Everett routinely sees people break anti-dumpin...
Tuesday


Mill Creek YMCA now has twice the room to play
Report faults teacher’s actions
Marysville middle school will pick a new principal
 

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Nation & World
A consumer primer on Obama’s health bill

WASHINGTON — It took lawmakers a year to shape President Barack Obama’s health care bill. If it finally passes Congress, it’ll take the better part of a decade to write the user manual for consumers and doctors, employers and... [More]


Related: 
• Health bill could bypass first vote in House

Related: 
• Health bill could bypass first vote in House
• Health care reform is on the brink
• Dems still short of health care reform votes





Associated Press
Health bill could bypass first vote in House

WASHINGTON — As the battle over health care legislation built Monday toward a weekend crescendo, congressional Democrats considered trying to pass the controversial Senate version without voting for it, a tactic that Republicans and... [More]


Related: 
• A consumer primer on Obama’s health bill

Related: 
• A consumer primer on Obama’s health bill
• Health care reform is on the brink
• Dems still short of health care reform votes





Wolverine State loses only wild wolverine

Associated Press MINDEN, Mich. — The Wolverine State has lost its only known wild wolverine. State officials said Monday hikers found the 28-pound female over the weekend outside Minden, about 90 miles north of Detroit. [More]






Thai protesters give blood to pour in protest

BANGKOK — Anti-government protesters started donating their own blood today as part of a plan to splatter the Thai government headquarters in a symbolic sacrifice to press their demands for new elections. [More]





Germs could get crooks busted

WASHINGTON — Warning to criminals: Rubbing out your fingerprints may no longer be enough. Your germs could still give you away. [More]






Associated Press
Body scans eventually mandatory, TSA official says

CHICAGO — All airline passengers in the U.S. will eventually be required to undergo a full-body scan before boarding planes, just as metal detectors became a standard and accepted part of the screening process at airports decades ago, the... [More]






Associated Press
Storm still pounding Northeast

BOUND BROOK, N.J. — Torrential rains and high winds pounded the Northeast for a third day Monday, taking a heavy toll on people and property in a region that only recently restored power or finished digging out from the last of several major... [More]





ACORN branches renaming after scandal

CHICAGO — Affiliates of the once mighty liberal activist group ACORN — for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now — are remaking themselves in a desperate bid to ditch the tarnished name of their parent... [More]





 
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People: Charlie Sheen, Kate Winslet
Nation/World Briefly: Jobs measure escapes Republican filibuster

Stevens considers retiring from Supreme Court
Jobs bill advances past GOP filibuster
ESPN reporter’s stalker gets 27-month sentence
Runaway Toyota can’t be explained, Feds say
25 die in Chinese coal mine fire
Mexico violence derails some spring break plans
Edwards mistress: ‘We love each other very much'
Obama stumps for health care votes
Woman, 22, completes solo row across Atlantic
Vatican defends celibacy requirement
Health care reform is on the brink
Aggressive diabetes treatment doesn’t work
Financial reform plan to be modest
Officials: Census mistrust misplaced
Actor Peter Graves, 83, dies in LA
World, Nation Briefs: Gunmen kill three linked to U.S. consulate

'Mission: Impossible' star Peter Graves dies in LA
Mistrust of census process is misplaced, officials say
Vatican denies celibacy rule led to sex scandal
Dems still short of health care reform votes
Northeast mops up from deadly torrential rain
What happens in the mind of a killer whale?
China’s new generation is picky about factory jobs
Roiling stock markets are hard on the heart, researchers suggest
Boy Scouts create program to double numbers of Hispanics
Iraqi vote signals a shift from religious parties
Muslims in Egypt attack Coptic Christians
Stolen ancient sarcophagus is returned to Egypt
Germans free suspect in poker jackpot heist
China planning to enter bids on U.S. high-speed rail projects
Nation, World Briefs: Google likely to close its China search site...

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