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Man and dog rescued from icy Brier pond
A morning walk for a Brier man and Duke, his yellow Labrador, nearly took a deadly turn when the dog fell through ice on a pond and the man went in after him.
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Sno-Isle Libraries receives 24th consecutive clean audit
The Washington State Auditor has given the Sno-Isle Libraries a clean bill of financial healtha 'a 'for the 24th year in a row.
Everett approves a tribute to key figure in its history
Carl Gipson, a beloved former city councilman, has racked up one more honor. City leaders unanimously approved a plan Wednesday to name its senior center the Carl Gipson Senior Center of Everett.
Recount for Brier Council, fire district starts today
A single vote separated Brier City Councilman Dennis Nick from challenger Mike Gallagher after the Nov.
Edmonds Community College monument welcomes veterans
Troy Montgomery completed two tours of duty in Iraq and one in Turkmenistan before he enrolled in Edmonds Community College to prepare for a career in mechanical engineering.
Auditor certifies county elections; two races to be recounted
Two races are headed for automatic hand recounts after Snohomish County officials on Tuesday completed a final Nov.
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Read all about it: Learn about history through music
Sing out: Brier Library's Bryan Stratton will be at Granite Falls Library from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday for a musical representation of American history.
No injuries in Brier house fire
A fire caused $150,000 damage and displaced a family from their home near Brier early Friday.
Opposition grows to Brier housing development
On Nov. 10, Brier City Council gave their unanimous approval to an increasingly controversial housing development located near the Brier/Kenmore border.
Water wonderland: Artist Tony Angell will sign his book "Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye" at 7 p.m. Monday atThird Place Books.
Incumbents leading in County Council races
Three incumbents on the Snohomish County Council appeared headed for re-election in Tuesday night's general election returns.
Activists are worried about potential Kenmore flooding
Will a proposed new housing development in Brier create flooding problems in Kenmore, as well as harm a local fish habitat? "We feel it will cause problems," said Kenmore's Elizabeth Mooney, a member of the grassroots group People for an Environmentally Responsible Kenmore .
S.C. decision transforms Boeing's relationship with Washington, labor unions
Boeing's decision to build a new airplane-assembly plant in Charleston, S.C., will change the shape of the company and dramatically alter how both the state of Washington and the Machinists union approach Boeing.
It's a tough call for Edmonds on fire service
The future of this city's fire department hangs on a City Council vote. Council members say they expect a final vote by Nov.
Brier Dudley | Little-known HTC ready to bring its brand into the limelight
Drew Bamford, a former Microsoft user-experience designer, leads the Seattle innovation center for HTC, a Taiwanese mobile-phone firm.
Common-sense Dana will bring balance
COUNTY COUNCIL Common-sense Dana will bring balance I am writing this letter to urge voters to elect Steve Dana to the Snohomish County Council.
Fire officer focus of conflict
Union leaders are accusing Mukilteo's assistant fire chief of a conflict of interest because he also serves on the Board of Commissioners for Snohomish County Fire District 1. They say Brian McMahan should step down from the fire commission.
Noah Gundersen enthuses college crowd at cafe show
Last Friday night, the Q-Cafe hosted Noah Gundersen and The Courage's final concert on tour.
Brier Dudley | Kirkland startup is a family affair
Gary Hammer, president and CEO of Ceton, is seated at center. From left, his wife, Pamela Hammer, sons James and Jeremy and co-workers Austin Foxley and Alex Faucher.