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The Buzz Blog: 30-second Wesco football preview
Please disregard the alleged football played by the University of Washington last weekend.
Snohomish County, Wash., Awards Video Franchise to Verizon
Vote Paves the Way for Innovative, Competitive Choice for TV Service, Delivered Over the Nation's Most Advanced All-Fiber-Optic Network Straight to Consumers' Homes EVERETT, Wash.
WASL: Most incoming juniors pass reading, writing exams
But, like the rest of the state, the county's 10th-graders showed little improvement in math skills.
Verizon serves up FiOS in parts of Wash., Va.
Verizon has recently received video franchises in the towns of Woodway, Wash., and Stafford County, Va.
Two have eyes on 32nd District incumbent Rep. Maralyn Chase
A familiar face and an unfamiliar one are challenging a longtime state lawmaker in south Snohomish County.
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Brace yourself for a fine `Taste'
You may now confirm your lunch and dinner menu for the Aug. 8 - 10 weekend.
Those dates encompass the 26th rendition of "A Taste of Edmonds," presented annually at the downtown Civic Playfield at 7th and Bell Street.
Admission this year is still $3, as it has been for a number of years. Kids 12 and under are admitted free.
Proceeds help fund the myriad of other events sponsored by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce throughout the year, including the 4th of July parade and the Christmas tree festivities.
3. Dennis Erickson, college/NFL football
Sport: Football Local connection: Everett High, graduate Best known as: College/NFL football coach Era: Current Coaching bio One of the most successful coaches in college football history, Erickson enjoyed a ...
9. Tom Campbell, Edmonds/Edmonds-Woodway XC
Sport: Cross country Local connection: Edmonds-Woodway High, coach Best known as: State-champion cross country coach Era: 1960s through 1990s Coaching bio In running circles, Campbell has few peers.
State population growing slower
Population growth in Washington is slowing, according to new estimates. There are nearly 6.6 million people in the state, a 1.5 percent increase in the past year.
Edmonds to close Options alternative school to save money
Pink, turquoise, red and brown. Every bead, big and small, tells a story. Hundreds wind around a string in a frame in the Edmonds School District lobby.
Double Team: Scout.com football player rankings
Since school is out and my work schedule is less hectic I finally have a chance to catch up on some things I meant to do months ago.
Young candidate makes a bid for the Legislature
Andrew Funk , 18, of Mountlake Terrace waits to speak with Paul Elvig , a former Republican Party chairman for Snohomish County, at Funk's campaign kickoff at Alfy's Pizza in Lynnwood on Friday.
Double Team: On the Web: Gatorade winners
Every school year we report the winners of Gatorade's Washington Player of the Year awards in various sports.
Scholarships, art prizes among area students' achievements
Lake Stevens seniors win PUD art contest Two seniors, Cassie Ellis, 18 and Sarah Ellis, 17, students at Lake Stevens High School, recently won a PUD "Energy" photography contest for the digital photography they ...
Your chance to speak on county growth issues
The debate over how Snohomish County should grow in its rural and urban areas reaches a public hearing today.
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Rosie's war effort helped keep us free
Many Edmonds citizens chose to spend their Memorial Day holiday in a traditional way, participating in a world-class ceremony in remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
A special tribute to local women who worked in support of troops during World War II was held Monday, along with more traditional Memorial Day festivities.
A large group of women, usually thought of as "Rosie the riveters," were in attendance at the Memorial Day ceremony at Edmonds Memorial Cemetery and Columbarium.
Fight against Paine flights premature, Everett official says
Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald Passengers board an Allegiant Air jet at the Bellingham airport recently.
County planning should look long-term
GUEST COMMENTARY County planning should look long-term By Vern Little The Snohomish County Council will deliberate on two competing land-use requests on June 9. One request was submitted by a developer, ...
Stevens Hospital considers satellite ER in south Snohomish County
Stevens Hospital through the years The hospital opened in 1964 and in 1972 opened a $5.8 million tower.
Rising oil prices mean county's paying more to pave
“The price has gone up quite a bit in the last couple years”
Whether it's fixing a pothole or repaving miles of cul-de-sacs and curvy back roads, sweet, smooth blacktop continues to cost Snohomish County taxpayers more per mile each year. via The Herald