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WEEK IN REVIEW
Saturday
State schools chief candidates focus on WASL
Missing 94-year-old Stanwood man found
Teen burglar can't run forever, police say
Friday


Some on Camano Island fear return of teen burgl...
UW Bothell, Tacoma plans could derail Snohomish...
Marysville house destroyed by morning fire
Thursday


Cheers, fears as AM radio towers rise in Snohomish
Study backs Paine Field passenger service
How county residents are dealing with the economy
Wednesday


19 years for Everett murder some relief for vic...
Warm Beach: Loophole clears way for 27 duplexes
Young Iraqi in Snohomish makes his case to stay...
Tuesday


Guide-dog candidates meet sight-impaired kids i...
Riverside neighbors protest sex offender
Boeing splits new orders with Airbus
Monday


Sex offender in Everett mansion worries neighbors
Plasma donations climb as economy weakens
4 homes prone to Snohomish River floods offered...
Sunday


Several taxing questions await voters this year
Protection sought for rare U.S. wolverine
Arlington Fly-In attracts pilots and fans of av...
 

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Julie Muhlstein
Julie writes about life in Snohomish County. Her columns run three times each week in The Herald.

Sex offender notices raise bigger questions

He drove a Mercedes-Benz. He owned an apartment building. Running errands, he dressed in a crisp shirt, jacket and tie. [More]





Sisters bond despite ship mishap

Way back when, The Four Preps had a big hit singing "Twenty-six miles across the sea, Santa Catalina is a-waitin' for me." [More]





Life as a teen mom is hard work, no glamour

Jamie Lynn Spears, 17-year-old kid sister of Britney Spears, is the current cover girl on OK! magazine, along with her 3-week-old daughter, Maddie Briann. [More]





11-year-old Everett girl keeps tabs on all the neighborhood news

There I was, notebook in hand, midway through an interview with Drew Williams. She suddenly sat up a bit straighter, then turned the tables on me. "I have a few questions to ask you," she said. [More]





Looking back on a sunny 787 day

You readers know I'm not big on numbers. On Tuesday -- 7/8/08 -- some numbers were hard to ignore, even for me. [More]






Mill Creek footrace to aid cancer fight close to home

Run of the Mill, a summer tradition in Mill Creek, is nearly as old as the city itself. This summer, the 5-kilometer footrace has a brand new mission. [More]





Foster kids get break on camp fees

A crackling fire, a spooky story, a toe dipped in a chilly creek, it’s all magic for kids who go camping. [More]






Stanwood sisters make a little history of their own

Stanwood sisters Amy and Audrey Christianson have matching blue T-shirts that say "History Is Not For Wimps." For them, a better slogan might be "History Is For Winners." [More]





 
More columns
Goodbye to a service dog whose help will be missed  June 27
EdCC gives posthumous degree   June 25
How an Everett man got on "The Price Is Right"  June 18
'It's not cinema; it's realite'  June 15
Bikini baristas comfortable in their jobs  June 11
Young Everett rower digs into club history  June 6
A somber day, 40 years later  June 4
Kamiak grad accomplished much in his short life  June 1
Machias soldier's dog tag found  May 25
Snohomish County needs airline service  May 23
Weekend's outdoor options fill up quickly  May 21
Everett man will take a trip back in time  May 16
Rain, rain go away; we want to play  May 14
New baby brings joy to a grieving Snohomish family  May 11
Women's legal rights forum an eye-opener  May 9
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1. Teen burglar can't run forever, police say
2. Marysville teen to race as Olympian for the Marshall Islands
3. Suspect calls ambush an order
4. Local Briefly: Police searching for elderly missing man
5. Missing 94-year-old Stanwood man found
6. New branch campus in Snohomish County doesn't appear in UW's plans
7. Baseball fever hits Mill Creek
8. Drop in driving cuts into state's funds for road projects
9. Smart micro car turns heads, saves bread
10. Everett Transit restores south city route
Enterprise Newspaper Snohomish County Business Journal
Senior housing on way to Lynnwood
Something for everyone
'Dog'-gone unusual
Ex-employee, blog author sues school district
Everything's coming up Shakespeare
School district budget shows improvement
Christopher's way
57 years and ticking, washing, drying
Agreement nets Ballinger group $200K
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