THE HERALD EVERETT, WASHINGTON
- Corrections officer who assaulted co-worker resigns
- 15-month sentence in crash that killed teacher
- New trial granted in 2002 Burkheimer killing
- Few details in Lake Stevens homicide
- Skagit River bridge on I-5 to reopen Wednesday
- Boeing launches 787-10 with five customers
- Woman at Ferndale barbecue killed by stray bullet
- Two men stop domestic assault in Edmonds
- Short stay planned
- Kate Reardon resigns as Everett city spokeswoman
- Fitness myths debunked
- Police need tips in teen's shooting death
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Corrections officer who assaulted co-worker resigns
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Few details in Lake Stevens homicide
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Skagit River bridge on I-5 to reopen Wednesday
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15-month sentence in crash that killed teacher
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Woman at Ferndale barbecue killed by stray bullet
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Mukilteo police seek Cadillac involved in hit-and-run
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Everett aircraft company settles FAA penalties
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Suspect sought in Edmonds assault, robbery
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U.S. Taliban to hold talks on ending war
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Two men stop domestic assault in Edmonds
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- 15-month sentence in crash that killed teacher
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- New trial granted in 2002 Burkheimer killing
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- Temporary I-5 Skagit River span to open this week
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