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Two newcomers appear likely to join Everett School Board
Voters appear to be calling for a change on the Everett School Board. Incumbent Karen Madsen trails Jessica Olson in the contest for Position 4 while Everett pastor Jeff Russell has a narrow lead over Pam LeSesne in a race for an open seat.
Everetta s 2010 budget retains services
Millions of dollars were cut and there was no cost-of-living raise for city employees.
Everett pastor plans benefit to aid tsunami victims in his native Samoa
Michael O'Leary / The Herald Kila Leapaga operates the Ray of Hope Mission in Everett, providing free breakfasts Tuesday through Friday from 7 to 11 a.m. Leapaga and the mission are hosting a fundraiser today to aid in Samoa disaster relief.
From not-so-savvy terrorists to port-a-potty bingo, comedian Paul Myrehaug causes big-belly laughs to happen no matter the topic.
a High School Musicala meets Broadway in Everett
Everett Symphony conductor Paul-Elliott Cobbs is not too proud to admit when he doesn't know something.
Kids getting more space at Naval Station Everett
Children grabbed golden shovels and began scooping dirt like they were on a playground during a groundbreaking ceremony this week at Naval Station Everett.
Everett Herald: Kent freeway flasher back in jail
From The Everett Herald : "Charles Porter was arrested July 20 in Seattle for investigation of indecent exposure.
Lake Stevens man killed by police was Iraq veteran
On the battlefields of Iraq, John LaBossiere's gun became his security blanket, his father believes.
Tale of 1916 Everett Massacre retold in style of radio play
On one explosive day 93 years ago, citizen deputies and a shipload of labor radicals tussled in a bloody battle on a city dock.
Everett woman vies for $1 million in Pillsbury contest
Julee Cunningham had always wanted to enter the Pillsbury Bake-Off. In fact, she'd been dreaming, thinking and talking about it for nearly 30 years when, last year, she finally submitted a recipe.
Highway 529 in Snohomish Co renamed to honor military
A section of Highway 529 between Everett and Marysville is being designated as a Yellow Ribbon Highway to honor military personnel.
McClelland well ahead ir Everett Port race; Wolken leads 4 others
The Port of Everett is assured of getting two new commissioners when all the votes are tallied and one of them is likely to be Troy McClelland.
'We did all we could' to keep 787 work, Gregoire says, but GOP disagrees
South Carolina state Sen. Paul Campbell celebrates the 787 news. "If we have the opportunity, and Boeing has given us the opportunity, we will make them successful," he said.
Mudrakers: Everett trash service now accepts food scraps in yard waste bins
If you live in Everett, you can now add food scraps to your yard waste container.
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Police involved shooting kills one near Lake Stevens
Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call Sunday night at the 10400 block of 25th St.
Everett waterfront trail gets missing link
It's now a little easier to stroll along Everett's waterfront. The Port of Everett has completed the final stretch of a 4-mile path it's dubbed the Port Gardner Waterfront Loop.
Everett city officials played matchmaker recently, trying to pair vacant properties with displaced artists looking for affordable studio space.
Police-shooting probe casts wide net
The pagers began beeping around 1:25 a.m. on June 11. An Everett police officer had fired his weapon in the line of duty.
Jazz fuses Soteria Church with Everett community
Soteria Church didn't start as a jazz church according to pastor Mike Rydman. Still, the jazz aficionado and valve-trombonist likes the soulful direction the church has taken since The Northwest Jazz Collective was formed there in 2003.