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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


New high-tech tool aids searchers after avalanches
Boeing to boost output of 787s
Everett routinely sees people break anti-dumpin...
Tuesday


Mill Creek YMCA now has twice the room to play
Report faults teacher’s actions
Marysville middle school will pick a new principal
Monday


Where do taxes go? What you're paying and what ...
Merger could make Snohomish County's largest fi...
Lynnwood faces budget worries
Sunday


Low test scores mean Totem Middle School princi...
Legislature's budget crunch hits time crunch
Right-to-die film puts former Gov. Booth Gardne...
Saturday


Edmonds man goes from outsider to council chief
Waste alleged in ferry system
Cougar reports unnerve some in north county
Friday


Community Transit slashing bus service in Snoho...
Everett's Rev. Paul Stoot Sr. won't face charges
Assisted suicide: 36 lethal doses taken in Wash...
Thursday


Family of victim in fatal wreck waits for answers
Verizon asks cities for $2 million in refunds
To spur construction, builders seek delay to pa...
 

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Julie Muhlstein
Julie writes about life in Snohomish County. Her columns run three times each week in The Herald.

Community Transit cuts will hurt; just ask a rider like Crystal

Crystal Alcorn waited for a bus Tuesday morning on Evergreen Way. It was cold, a nippy 34 degrees. [More]






Jim Leo / Herald File
Charm of classic movies lives on for decades

They may be watching “Avatar” on their own time, but the movie list for students in Beth Peterson’s Introduction to Film course is heavy on all-time greats. [More]






Former Mariner student works on cutting-edge research

Woo Do’s love of science started with the dissection of a fetal pig. [More]






Thin Mints and more: Girls Scouts are selling cookies

There I was with a cart full of groceries Sunday, hurrying to exit the Everett store. I tried, but couldn’t walk past the kid with the cookies. [More]





Once medically descriptive, the R-word now requires retirement

Amy Patterson isn’t shy about speaking out when she hears a certain word used in a particular way. [More]






Julie Muhlstein / The Herald
Former pilot from Lake Stevens shares a connection sparked by charity, love...

Over coffee and homemade cookies, two couples sat talking Thursday at a home on the Lake Stevens shoreline. [More]






Photo Courtesy of Marian Harrison
Residents share their links to Snohomish County black history

In 1993, as Everett marked its centennial, Marilyn Quincy found in her ancestry an important piece of local black history. [More]






Holocaust survivor living in Snohomish County ready to tell his story

George Beykovsky came to Snohomish County by way of Ecuador, but his story is neither of here nor there. The 78-year-old Everett man is a Holocaust survivor. [More]





 
More columns
Puget Park Drive-In fans mourn its demise  February 19
Everett man remembers ‘Deadliest Catch’ captain’s generosity  February 17
After decades of valentines, respect is key to Mukilteo couple's happiness  February 14
Apolo Ohno captures imaginations of young and old  February 12
Teacher battles students’ anxiety about math  February 10
1949 travel aid shows how few places blacks were welcome in Washington  February 7
Retired officer, Grethe Cammermeyer lauds talk to end ‘don’t as...  February 5
B.C. couple gets to enjoy Olympics 'storm' close up  February 3
Washington adds Powerball to lottery offerings  January 31
Losses for symphony sound a sour note for Everett  January 29
Bake sales to help Haiti succeed beyond hopes  January 27
County residents will have to accept that things are changing   January 24
Museum, teachers help kids prioritize finances  January 22
Text if you must, but not if you're behind the wheel  January 20
Rebuilding is easier than a remodel for Everett couple  January 17
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