Company CEO Kelly Ortberg said the move was necessary to ensure the company can recover from “substantial challenges.”
Boeing announced Wednesday temporary furloughs had begun for thousands of employees.
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A semitruck crashed into a pickup carrying a trailer Wednesday morning, closing the highway for over three hours.
Things will look a lot different for the 11.9-mile segment of trail heading south from Snohomish to the county line near Woodinville.
The library reopened this month after a three-month closure for $1.3 million in remodels.
Detectives were investigating impairment as a cause of the crash early Tuesday on Casino Road that killed a man in his 20s.
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The appointment Monday of Arthur Jarvis is the latest unprecedented move as the district battles deep financial woes.
Working for Boeing used to promise economic security. Workers now say that just isn’t the case anymore.
Last year, the Court of Appeals overturned Nathan Smith’s conviction due to perceived juror bias. The State Supreme Court disagreed.
Chief Financial Officer Brian West announced a series of cost-cutting moves in a memo to employees Monday.
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The man, 19, and his mother, 42, were arguing in the 1900 block of 200th Street NE when he shot her multiple times, police said.
Meanwhile, FX’s “Shogun” ran the table and “Hacks” played spoiler in the comedy category.
A transcript indicated the crew may have tried in the moments before the disaster to abandon the trip and resurface.
Locals have long attributed French Creek’s hue to organic discharge. But a recent study points to another culprit.
Snohomish County waste haulers say containers don’t need to be “dishwasher clean.” Typically, a simple rinse will do.
More than 60 firefighters were needed to tame a fire in the 8800 block of 236th Street SW on Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The Machinists union and Boeing management were expected to resume talks in the coming days.
