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Transition time: Financial squeeze at home sends 'economommies' back to work
Returning to the workforce brings its unexpected challenges for former stay-at-home mom Beth Hodges.
Brier Dudley | Intel aims to capture wild electricity
Joshua Smith, an Intel researcher in Seattle, has found a way to harvest power over the air from radio and television broadcast waves.
This film packs a winning punch in just 90 seconds
Mark Blasco's goal was to conquer the University of Washington's Seattle campus.
Friday is the deadline to file for public office
Battles for the White House and the governor's mansion dominated last year's general election, but this coming November, Snohomish County voters get to fill posts closer to home.
HONORS Fire district officers complete training Lieutenants Rick Peters and Justyn Shevlin from Snohomish County Fire District 7 were two of seven instructors who recently expanded their leadership talents while assisting new recruits with firefighting skills at the Washington State Fire Academy in North Bend.
Confusion over dueling Digital TV conversions
Let's face it. The words "digital transition" are giving people headaches. Why? Because there's more than one transition happening at the same time.
Blaze destroys building at high school in south Everett
Michael O'Leary / The Herald Flames fill the inside of the Sno-Isle Skills Center after the roof collapsed during the fire Tuesday.
Fire destroys building at Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center
Construction workers likely sparked the enormous blaze that destroyed one of the buildings of the Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center off Airport Road this afternoon, officials said.
Teens arrested for burglary of Mountlake Terrace convenience store
Four teenagers were arrested early Sunday after allegedly breaking into a Mountlake Terrace convenience store.
Colorful piggy banks part of fundraiser for Edmonds schools
To help buy books for classroom libraries, sponsor field trips and organize English lessons for immigrants, a foundation that support the Edmonds School District has placed colorful piggy banks for donations in businesses throughout south Snohomish County.
Brier opens new skateboard park
Mark Mulligan / The Herald Zac Redenius, 18, of Marysville flies high above the new skate park at Brier Park during a celebration Saturday to mark the opening of the park.
For Joe's Sports, it's the end of the line
I hate to see GI Joe's leave us. You can't expect Nordstorm service for Wal-mart prices.
Obama's ultimate agenda: imposing "fairness" on the American social order
The presidency of Roanld Reagn brought in the longest peeriod of peacetime expansion of the economy.
Arrested once, camera catches suspect again
It wasn't enough that police arrested a Brier man earlier this month after he reportedly was caught on surveillance video breaking into a Mountlake Terrace home.
Brier Dudley | Faster Clearwire a mixed blessing
Clearwire's upgrade of its network this year will be a mixed blessing for people using its current wireless broadband service.
News Release: Fire damages home in Brier
Snohomish County Fire District 1 issued the following news release this morning on last night's house fire in Brier: A two-alarm fire ripped through a Brier home on March 8, causing $350,000 damage and ...
Firefighters Sunday night attacked a blaze raging through a large, two-story home.
Comcast readies digital TV switch
Comcast is scrambling to distribute hundreds of thousands of free converter boxes to its Washington customers, getting ready to increase the number of digital-only channels this year.
1970s songs sung at Brier Library
Think back about all you heard in high school. We're sure it included the music of Paul Simon.
Brier Dudley | In space, on Earth, life is full for Simonyi
Medina software pioneer Charles Simonyi practices zero-gravity conditions in preparation for his next flight to the international space station, scheduled for March 26.