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WEEK IN REVIEW
Thursday
Delays expected tonight on I-5 in Everett
Belligerent beggars attack Marysville man over $1
Forgotten lotto ticket nabs $110,000 for Arling...
Wednesday


Books keep inmates busy
Everett mother accused of abusing infant son
Will ferry troubles sway race for Haugen's Sena...
Tuesday


Chinese students in county will watch Olympics ...
Allegiant loved in some cities, but not all
Oso hiker's death a rare accident
Monday


Patrol steps up pressure as gangs become better...
PUD looks for energy underfoot
Asphalt shortage disrupts road projects
Sunday


Rossi, Gregoire seek momentum in primary
School spy cam probe veiled in secrecy
Oso hiker fatally shot by young bear hunter
Saturday


Teens spend summer in Love family's footsteps a...
Light rail key to Lynnwood's big dreams
State schools chief Terry Bergeson faces stiff ...
Friday


Creations rise from the sand in Edmonds
Teacher sex-misconduct claims closed to public
Fuel prices fall as U.S. drives less
 

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Published: Friday, August 8, 2008

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1. $775,000 embezzled in Arlington
2. Belligerent beggars attack Marysville man over $1
3. Pets die in Lake Stevens fire
4. Forgotten lotto ticket nabs $110,000 for Arlington man
5. In Mill Creek, Little League has big following
6. New rules in tanker contest produce no clear favorite
7. Local Briefly: Delivery truck hung up in utility wires
8. Christian bikers held in assault on Hells Angels
9. Seahawks Holmgren is a survivor
10. Boeing gets first 787 cancellation
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