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WEEK IN REVIEW

Monday

•	Why are the white pines dying?
•	Many arrested for DUI said last drink served at...
•	Wondering how clean your favorite eatery is?

Sunday

•	One dead in Everett fire
•	Snowfall in county not expected to last
•	Friends mourn loss of 'Mr. Lake Roesiger'

Saturday

•	Violent attacks in home sparked by politics, vi...
•	No trial in death of crash victim; family outraged
•	It's a dangerous time to go hiking in backcountry

Friday

•	Pilchuck plunge rules: Jump in, dash out, shiver
•	Computer and TV recycling now free
•	Providence Hospice plans are put on hold

Thursday

•	State's minimum wage increases 48 cents today
•	Device gives DUI suspects driving option
•	Dozens out of work at county, more cuts to come

Wednesday

•	Liquor sales not shaken by tough times
•	Bystander helps rescue woman after carjacking
•	Shuffle may give cramped Everett court bigger digs

Tuesday

•	Digging goes on and on
•	What's worse: Taxes or cuts?
•	Injured Bothell firefighter undergoes facial su...

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Kristi O'Harran

	Kristi writes about life in Snohomish County. Let Kristi know a fun fact about yourself, cute things your children say, something interesting at work, school or home, any bright, unusual item you wish to share. Her e-mail is oharran@heraldnet.com

Planner offers economic wisdom for 2009

Let's ask an award-winning financial planner about handling our money in 2009. Country Financial representative Gary Owens of Sultan recently became a Life Underwriter Training Council fellow. [More]

January 6

Need more snow? Ski cross country with Mountaineers

Does the snow in these parts make you want to see more snow? If you are that sort of a looney bird, here is an idea that might sound appealing: Everett Mountaineers are gearing up for January classes and outings. [More]

December 23

Contributed photo

Man's Lego legacy will live on as gifts for kids in need

Legos are small toys that became a big part of Ron Eaton's life and legacy. His garage was lined with boxes of the unopened building blocks. Eaton loved making models, but collected as an investment. [More]

December 22

Langley Giving Tree specially bedecked

The Giving Tree is all decorated at the Bayview Corner shops at 5603 Bayview Road in Langley. [More]

December 19

Michael O'Leary / The Herald

Camano artist infuses masks with personality

A. Jeffrey Zigulis toiled in California's Silicon Valley. After three years, the factory job was a drag. "I saw old guys, like 35," he said. "I didn't want to fall into the trap of getting a five-year pin." [More]

December 17

Motorcycle jackets cool gift for shelter teens

Most groups collecting Christmas goods for the needy are desperate to receive presents that would appeal to the younger crowd. Folks at Cycle Barn are entertaining about 20 teens who will be thrilled with their gift. [More]

December 16

Daughters of the American Revolution in Snohomish County share their pride

Don't think about popping into a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting and casually becoming a member. [More]

December 15

Kristi O'Harran / The Herald

It started when a kid knocked her socks off

When the Stanwood-Camano school board started honoring a Teacher of the Month, it didn't mess around. The board members found a wonderful educator to spotlight, who messes around in fine style. [More]

December 10

More columns

• Dispute resolution can save the holidays  December 9
• Everett man honored by Austrian painting  December 8
• Father, daughter: 2 types of heroes  December 3
• Parents' resource fair is agency's swan song  December 2
• Hey men, want a Christmas gift hint? Front-loading washing machines  December 1
• Cut your own tree and help Lions Club  November 28
• Memoir tells mid-century Granite Falls life  November 26
• Old house reveals treasure trove  November 24
• Everett retirees ready to serve kids Thanksgiving feast  November 18
• Collecting quarters is fun, but don't expect a big payout  November 17
• Kristi's notebook: Supporters make a killing for library  November 14
• Free turkey dinner in Sultan honors vets  November 11
• Activewear's special feature provides speedy relief  November 10
• Tulalip due to get a playground in a day  November 7
• Machias family knits a future in recycling  November 5

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1.	Many arrested for DUI said last drink served at Tulalip casino

2.	Wondering how clean your favorite eatery is?

3.	Mariners: My oh ... what?

4.	Mariners' to-do list

5.	Why are the white pines dying?

6.	No bailout leaves local firms scrambling

7.	Snow slows return to school for many

8.	Former Everett mayor's son eyes council run

9.	Marysville church offers another helping of spirit

10.

Everett buys land from Kimberly-Clark for a new fire station

•	Fajemisin sparks Lynnwood girls past Shorecrest

•	Gas from swamp near school sickens neighbors

•	Hummers come through for Northwest

•	Church celebrates centennial

•	Public Works boss proud of city's response to winter blast

•	The year in review: Shoreline sports in '08

•	Year in review: Reflecting on 2008

•	Edmonds' 2008 in review

•	Year in Review

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