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Snohomish veteran visits WWII sites of his past
Former prisoner of war Leonard Martin stands and salutes next to a traffic bollard marked "Red Ball Express" in the Normandy region of France earlier this month.
Chain saw carving will be Snohomish students' legacy
Chain saw sculptor Jacob Lucas uses a small saw to add detail to the hawk he sculpted out of a solid piece of cedar Thursday morning at Dutch Hill Elementary in Snohomish.
State to stagger closure of liquor stores next week
The Washington State Liquor Control Board has announced a phased closure schedule for state liquor stores as we near the June 1 start of private liquor sales .
Whooping cough, an epidemic, exists here
There is an epidemic of whooping cough in Washington state, and it's hit home here in the Northshore area.
The Lake Stevens Journal Online
LSPD find mail theft victims during traffic stop
Under the watchful eye of the Lake Stevens Police Department a man driving a burgundy Toyota Corolla was pulled over on May 1 for not wearing his seatbelt.
Edmonds Bartell Drugs Has Free/Reduced Cost Whooping Cough Vaccines
Bartell Drugs has partnered with the Snohomish Health District to provide reduced fee or free whooping cough vaccines to low income families and those without health insurance.
Boy rescued above waterfall not scared - at first
In this still frame made from video provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff's office Monday, May 21, 2012, a Search and Rescue volunteer works to rescue a 13-year-old boy, who had been wading in the Wallace River when he lost his footing late Saturday afternoon at Wallace Falls State Park, Wash.
Glacier Peak's 'Seussical' is up for 11 awards
Horton the Elephant, portrayed by Andrew Mow, sits on the nest protecting Mayzie's egg in Glacier Peak High School's production of "Seussical." Glacier Peak High School drama teacher Patti Wade used the word "spectacle" to describe the Snohomish school's production of the musical "Seussical." "I felt we had a very strong production, full of ... (more)
Too much skin? Dress code violations up at Snohomish high school
SNOHOMISH, Wash. -- The warm weather has apparently brought out too much skimpy clothing at one Snohomish County high school and students are being written up for it.
Port Townsend's Elevated Ice Cream buys candymaker
When Julie McCulloch was a little girl, her grandmother would take her to the Baker Candy Co.
Local couple records female musicians' stories, songs
In a small living room in West Seattle, video equipment, lights and microphones are set up and ready to roll.
Hit 'Sesame Street,' see motorcycles or chow down
Celebrate the Sox: The Sox's FanFest is Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Everett Memorial Stadium, 3900 Broadway.
More info: 360-651-0633 or email Doug Buell, dgbuell@frontier.com. Monroe: Church presents play The First Baptist Church of Monroe is scheduled to host the play "Annie Imes: Private Eye?" at 10:45 a.m. Sunday at 17922 149th St.
Village Theatre's 'It Shoulda Been You' isn't exactly G-rated
Diana Huey , Mara Solar , Tim Wilson and Aaron Finley star in "It Shoulda Been You." I shoulda told you.
Monroe mulls Lake Tye facility
The city could take in about $58,500 in revenue during the first year if it approves a wakeboarding park at Lake Tye.
Jackson students organize food bank
Laine Potter and Camilla Robinson, both of Mill Creek, sign people in at the Mill Creek Food Bank at Jackson High School on Thursday.
Snohomish finishes its link in cross-county trail
The city is celebrating a milestone that took 15 years to achieve. This Saturday, Snohomish will mark the completion of the Centennial Trail with guest speakers, a small health fair and an opportunity for people to walk the trail.
Up to 10,000 expected at motorcycle show's return to Snohomish
Everything is ready in Historic Downtown Snohomish. The Sky Valley 16th annual Antique and Classic Motorcycle Show is returning to the city this Sunday after a four-year absence.
The Monroe Monitor & Valley News
Flashback: Grammar school, Monroe
Built in August 1904 at a cost of $1,975 by contractor William Bruce, the school was a two-story frame building with four classrooms built on the Ferry and Fremont site .
WA parents refuse to let their 550 kids take MAPS
A testing protest by parents in one western Washington school district isn't likely to affect the state budget.