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Making gingerbread houses is fun, giving them is sweet
Trudy Tobiason has baked, decorated and delighted over her gingerbread houses for more than 50 years. She never fails to give them away. [More]



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In spite of it all: Despite hardships, Everett woman endures
No matter how bad things get, Crystal Jelvik finds the strength to move on with the business of living. Most days it's with a smile. On this day, she is in pain and cannot hide it. Long red fingernails peel away blankets. [More]



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A tale of two battlefields: The story of the 1947 Everett Junior College fo...
“I don't measure a man's success by how high he climbs but how high he bounces when he hits bottom.” — Gen. George Patton [More]



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No boundaries: Shawna Forde and the Minutemen movement
Without doubt, Shawna Forde's is a crime story and a close look at her trail turns up interlocking lies. Separating Forde from her work with the Minutemen movement, though, denies much of what happened. [More]



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Sacia's Promise: Marysville student's drive for college and a better future
Sacia Flowers has fought for food, for order and for the brother and sister she raised, all to make something of herself and overcome a family history of drug abuse, poverty and crime. [More]



Mark Mulligan / The Herald
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Pasado's Safe Haven: Charity is a force for animals but critics question ta...
Susan Michaels and Mark Steinway shared a dream. On a timbered patch of land in east Snohomish County, the husband and wife team dedicated a decade of their lives to creating an animal rescue sanctuary. [More]



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