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Obama warns of a 'double dip' recession
I love how people make this about Obama. Look, if you think we're gonna double dip, then sell now and rebuy when we've hit a low and make even more money on the ride back up.
Coast Guard stops search for body seen in water
Search for body seen in water suspended MUKILTEO - The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Thursday for a body reportedly seen floating near the Mukilteo ferry dock.
Some of the stories were humorous. Some were bittersweet. Family and friends took turns Wednesday sharing their memories of Edmonds City Councilwoman Peggy Pritchard Olson, who died Nov.
Flua s full force shocks an Edmonds man and family
The swine flu started the way of so many winter viruses. Collin Ferrel, 26, of Edmonds spent a weekend in Leavenworth celebrating Oktoberfest.
Edmonds man killed when his van was sandwiched between two pickups
A 63-year-old Edmonds man died this morning after his van became sandwiched between two pickup trucks at a traffic light.
63-Year-Old Man Killed In Edmonds Crash
A 63-year old man was killed when his van was hit by a truck in Edmonds Tuesday morning.
Spend A Cozy, Homey Day In Edmonds, A Charming Ferry-Dock Town North Of Seattle
When I was growing up there circa 1960, Edmonds was a quintessential American small town.
Island County hit by lawsuit over Deer Lagoon shooting ban
A disgruntled hunter has filed a lawsuit against Island County, claiming county commissioners were "arbitrary and capricious" when they adopted restrictions on shooting at Deer Lagoon.
Forum on decriminalizing marijuana set in Edmonds
Is it time the state lightens up on those caught possessing a little pot? That question will be a topic at a public forum Monday in Edmonds featuring a former U.S. attorney and a Seattle lawmaker who says lesser penalties will save millions of dollars for cash-starved cities, counties and the state.
Nursed to health by volunteers in Lynnwood, seabirds return to the water
Mark Mulligan / The Herald Jean Leonhardt, a veterinary technician at PAWS in Lynnwood, prepares to release western grebes Wednesday.
USO singer's voice still charms them in Edmonds
Heidi Hoffman / The Herald Joannie Jackson Schendel performs during the USO Revue at the South Snohomish County Senior Center in Edmonds on Sunday.
Man found shot to death on Edmonds beach
Edmonds police say a 66-year-old man was found shot to death on the beach Tuesday morning.
Peggy Pritchard Olson always put Edmonds first
Peggy Pritchard Olson, a city councilwoman who announced in April 2008 that she had Lou Gehrig's disease, died at her home Monday morning.
Gay marriage issue can wait, say Referendum 71 partisans
Those who opposed each other on Referendum 71 agree on one thing: Don't look for gay marriage on a ballot in 2010.
Pancreatic cancer survivor returns a favor
Every Tuesday, Margaret Miner spends several hours at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership.
Why crutches may soon be relics of the past
The Freedom Leg is 2.5 pounds. Anyone who's ever worn crutches knows they are a pain at best.
Do It in a Day | Downtown Edmonds has changed a bit since the 1960s a " in good ways
Downtown Edmonds has put out the welcome signs for visitors coming to sample its wares.
Incumbents keeping posts on Edmonds city council
Incumbents were holding their own in early City Council election returns Tuesday.
Port Townsend ferry service canceled Wednesday night, Thursday
Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division will shut down service on Port Townsend-Keystone route beginning Wednesday night and until Friday morning to rebuild one of the 50-car ferry Steilacoom II's auxiliary generators.
Edmonds: Road work delayed two weeks A late delivery of blocks for a retaining wall means 72nd Avenue W. will remain closed until Nov.