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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday
Flooding along the Pilchuck River may be severe
Threat of severe flooding as more roads are closed
2 bus routes, Stanwood park-and-ride lot shut d...
Tuesday


New product safety law a blow to shops
Hoax claims 'ridiculous,' Minutemen leader says
Deadly Everett fire's cause still elusive
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
 

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Melanie Munk, Features Editor
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Published: Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Save a Buck: Learn about solar power

Learn about solar power and homes at a free workshop noon Wednesday at the Snohomish County PUD, 2320 California St., Everett.

Experts will talk about technology, cost and incentives. They'll also explain basic types of solar energy systems, including performance.

The session is geared for homeowners and professionals. It's part of a brown bag series on green building.

Bring your own lunch or purchase a meal from the deli there.

For more information, call 206-999-0124 or go online to www.sustainablesnohomishcounty.org and click on events.

Herald staff

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