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Arlington shooting underscores need to understand law
Many people will sympathize with an Arlington, WA man who fired a couple of shots at a burglary suspect who later turned up dead with jewelry belonging homeowner's wife in his pocket, because the homeowner has now been arrested for investigation of second-degree murder.
Arlington man accused of killing burglar
I was on a jury three weeks ago, and I can tell you it doesnt look good for the defendant in this case.
Police were investigating this morning's discovery of a man's body in a field. A neighbor shortly before noon reported the grim discovery in the area near the 23400 block of 35th Avenue NE in unincorporated Arlington, Snohomish County Sheriff's spokeswoman Rebecca Hover said.
Year in jail for fired principal who kidnapped teen
The former principal of Highland Christian Schools remains adamant that he didn't have sex with a teenage student.
City of Arlington readies for holidays
ARLINGTON a ' The citya TMs annual Hometown Holiday parade is scheduled to take place Dec.
Could the Port of Coupeville get an airport?
There's a new face in the ongoing saga surrounding the airport located south of Oak Harbor - the Port of Coupeville.
ARLINGTON a ' The annual Veterans Day parade is scheduled to take place Wednesday, Nov.
Officials uncertain on what started fire
Business and building owners and are still reeling from a fire that swept through a commercial space early Monday, Nov.
Community members gather for Arlington Veterans Day parade
ARLINGTON a ' Jack and Luke Joss may not be old enough to serve in the military, but they certainly looked the part.
Obamas to host veterans breakfast, visit Arlington
President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, host a Veterans Day breakfast in the East Room before traveling to Arlington National Cemetery.
Larsen to tour Arlington waste water plant
ARLINGTON a ' City department heads are planning on greeting Rep. Rick Larsen with a warm reception, city officials said.
Community members invited to attend Veterans Day activities in Arlington
ARLINGTON a ' The annual Veterans Day parade is scheduled to take place Wednesday, Nov.
Authorities still unsure of what caused Smokey Point Fire
SMOKEY POINT a ' Officials announced Thursday, Nov. 5, that they have yet to determine the cause of a fire that ravaged a Smokey Point commercial building Nov.
County candidates react to preliminary election results
SNOHOMISH COUNTY a ' Incumbents seem to have prevailed as votes continue to come in for various Snohomish County races.
No surprises in Arlington races as more results come in
ARLINGTON a ' Incumbents prevailed in most Arlington general election races, according to the second round of results released at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
Business Pulse of Skagit County
Cause of Arlington strip mall fire unknown
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says the cause of Monday's two-alarm fire at Smoky Point Plaza near Arlington remains undetermined.
Shots fired near Arlington High School causes lock down
ARLINGTON a ' Arlington High School was locked down for about an hour Wednesday, Nov.
Hiker overdue on trip east of Arlington
Snohomish County sheriff's searchers are looking for a Seattle man overdue on a weeklong hike in the French Creek area, about 40 miles east of Arlington.
'Holy smokes, it's a bear!' sighting in Arlington
Area residents are on alert following a bear sighting on Tuesday night. A black bear was spotted some 50 feet up a tree on private property near 172nd Street NE and 67th Avenue around 9:45 p.m. "My daughter thought she heard a raccoon, and she walked out and said, 'Holy smokes, it's a bear!'" said resident Stacy Peterson.
Upset for Arlington council; Stanwood re-elects mayor
Former Arlington School District superintendent Linda Byrnes appears headed for an upset over incumbent Councilman Graham Smith in the race for the at-large seat on the Arlington City Council.