'Twilight' brings out crowds after dark
MARYSVILLE – It could have been an ordinary night at the theater, except that most of the moviegoers lining up for the midnight show Thursday night were teenage girls. [More]
By Katya Yefimova
Herald Writer | November 21
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The Wii teaches P.E. at Arlington high school
In a sign of the times, a small alternative high school in Arlington this fall has weaved the popular Nintendo Wii game console into its physical education curriculum. [More]
By Eric Stevick, Herald Writer | November 21
State's tobacco cash helps smokers kick habit
Washington state has a better record than other states in using settlement money from tobacco companies for anti-smoking programs and health coverage for some children. [More]
By Bill Sheets, Herald Writer | November 21
160 Snohomish County jobs are on the chopping block
EVERETT -- The Snohomish County Council and County Executive Aaron Reardon are trying to hammer out a budget agreement before Monday's final 2009 budget deadline. [More]
By Jackson Holtz and Krista J. Kapralos
Herald Writers | November 21
Stillaguamish ex-leaders plead guilty to cigarette trafficking
SEATTLE -- Four former leaders of the Stillaguamish Indian Tribe must pay more than $25 million to Washington state that should have been charged as taxes on cigarettes sold at the Blue Stilly Smoke Shop in Arlington. [More]
By Krista J. Kapralos, Herald Writer | November 21
Kevin Nortz / The Herald |
Harvesting farms' future
Farming is changing in Snohomish County. That was one of many messages at "Focus on Farming V: Breaking New Ground," Snohomish County's regional agriculture conference held Thursday at the Lynnwood Convention Center. [More]
By Sarah Jackson
Herald Writer | November 21
From a tragedy comes a promise
STANWOOD -- The mother of a Stanwood teenager murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2004 now hopes that something significant can come as a result of her daughter's death. [More]
By Jackson Holtz
Herald Writer | November 21
Chicken pox outbreak keeps 300 Monroe students at home
MONROE -- At least 300 elementary school students were ordered to stay home today following a chicken pox outbreak. [More]
Herald Staff | November 21
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