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Robber who turned life around given 9 months of work release
An Everett man faced his punishment surrounded by family and friends. A judge was told Friday that Timothy Sherlock, 25, was in a bad place when he robbed a Domino's Pizza in Smokey Point.
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Harassment a bit beyond 'bad service'
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Pearl Harbor survivor to speak Sunday at Everett church
Ray Wans, 89, of Everett was stationed aboard the seaplane tender USS Curtiss on Dec.
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Village Theatre's Chicago needs more dazzle
And then there's the fishing expedition to figure out just what it is. This is the feeling one gets about what looks like a generally outstanding production of Chicago at the Village Theatre.
Amtrak to add a daily round trip north of Seattle
Amtrak says it plans to add one daily round trip between Seattle and Bellingham, in the coming weeks to help travelers affected by the I-5 highway bridge collapse between Mount Vernon and Burlington.
Feed hungry kids: Where to take young ones without breaking the bank
Often I am out and about with my son and wonder where I can get good and affordable food during our trips to places like the pool or the park.
Weekends are for fun: Beach walks, cars, Folklife, Darrington Day and more
A tribute to the automobile: Cruzin' to Colby is Sunday in downtown Everett. About 400 cars will roll through downtown, while crowds of onlookers admire the machinery.
Snohomish County has its share of well-worn bridges
Snohomish County is home to hundreds of bridges, big and small. Just this month, the county's public works department submitted its annual bridge report, grading 200 bridges in unincorporated Snohomish County.
Fleeing suspect allegedly fired at Marysville officer
Three bullets struck the ground just 20 feet from a Marysville police officer who was chasing a convicted felon, according to recently released court papers.
Progress is sometimes slow. It stops and starts. Sometimes it even goes backward, but over time our optimism is usually rewarded.
Father accused of assaulting 5-week-old girl
The April photo on his social media site shows a smiling young father with a baby cradled in his arms.
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Missing Person Alert: Gary Cox
Snohomish County Sheriff's Office detectives are seeking assistance in locating 62 year-old Gary L. Cox who has been missing since May 18, 2013.
An Everett tradition: Cruzin' to Colby is downtown this weekend
Cruzin' to Colby is a rolling tribute to the automobile. It's also a hot-rod nod to the nostalgic time in Everett when you could grab your favorite girl and your treasured T-bird and cruise the city's main drag, showing off your wheels.
Pages for the history books: Diane Janes has been collecting tribal photos for years
Often when people on the Tulalip Indian Reservation have old photos of family members they can't identify, they call Diane Janes.
More free music on the way: Summer concert series planned for new downtown plaza
Wetmore Theater Plaza, the new community space in downtown Everett, is getting its first official event -- a summer concert series.
Guest Commentary / Everett's deep-water port: Build coal export facility at the K-C site
In reading the Everett Herald's April 28 article on coal trains, " Coal trains would worsen Marysville's traffic problem ," it occurred to me that Everett is in a position to eliminate all of the damage the trains will do to communities from Marysville to Cherry Point, and the city can make money doing it.
Man missing from Everett-area group home
Police are asking for help finding Gary L. Cox, 62, who was last seen May 18. Cox lives at a group home in the 2400 block of 104th Place SE, south of Everett, according to police.
Red Cross volunteers ready to help Oklahoma heal
Bob Leighton is always ready to go and eager to help. After Hurricane Sandy last fall, his three-week stay on the East Coast was his 15th deployment as a Red Cross volunteer.
Fatal wreck: Problem lies with offenders' release
Regarding the letter, " Police need new 'no-chase' rule s": The loss of an innocent person in Everett was a tragic accident and should not have happened, but to blame the police is wrong.