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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


A stroke of kindness for Everett woman
Suspect arrested in Everett manhunt after shots...
New student exams, familiar results
Tuesday


Crash leaves car embedded in Everett Transit bus
County students get mixed grade from superinten...
Stevens Hospital District taxes to stay
Monday


More than a nuisance
Mukilteo's red-light camera fight on radar of ...
Renamed Keystone ferry terminal a coup for Coup...
Sunday


Snohomish County becomes a destination for airp...
You’ll need only 1 flu shot this year
Snohomish County YMCA goal: Healthy kids
Saturday


Marysville's new school getting ready for its f...
When the circus came to Everett ... in 1910
Drop in ferry ridership leveling off
Friday


New flight simulator re-creates 787 for pilots
Berkey calls for investigation into campaign ag...
Crash flips horse trailer on I-5, blocking traffic
Thursday


Heroin increasing its reach in small towns
Everett schools gain; Berkey's deficit widens
Rabbits and chickens move in as Evergreen fair ...
 

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

Recycling food waste is no big deal

This not-so-greenie has a confession: I haven't yet put a single food scrap in my yard waste bin. [More]






Club 449 members want to stay dry, fit in

It's been almost 23 years since Coyle Jefferson II started on his path of sobriety. He still remembers the place that helped keep him there. [More]






When personal problems become public news

Wednesday happened to be the first anniversary of the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. That has nothing to... [More]





School supplies nothing to sniff at

If some future beings happen to unearth a school supply list, they might conclude that kids back in 2010 were so advanced that they were performing surgery. [More]





It's time to remember veterans, as war winds down

Sixty-five years to the week after V-J Day -- Aug. 14, 1945 -- the last full U.S. combat brigade in Iraq left that country. [More]





Is it asking too much for officials to be civil?

Works well with others. That phrase or something similar can be found on every report card kids bring home, from kindergarten on through elementary school. [More]






Saying goodbye is full of memories

It was 13 years ago, the summer of 1997. [More]





Huge Everett garage sale builds community

Last summer, I surprised my son with brand new Rollerblades. I picked up sunny yellow plates and bowls that we now use for breakfast. I saw old friends and met new neighbors. [More]





 
More columns
Move to South Carolina for Boeing worker a 'leap of faith'  August 4
Late doctor's passion for Guatemala is passed to others  August 1
Everett no longer feels quite so safe  July 30
Flight in historic mail plane a thrill   July 28
30-mile swim easier with goal   July 25
Illustrator puts her attention to detail to good use  July 21
Everett All Stars learn baseball, life lessons  July 18
YMCA logo change reflects changing times  July 16
Colton Harris-Moore gets ink because story is news  July 14
Furloughs tough on stretched family budgets  July 11
Family boasts a new champion in an unusual sport  July 9
National anthem gives local singers a workout   July 4
Women’s rights should be a given  June 30
Solemn reunion in Everett for fallen soldier’s friends  June 27
Collins Building backers put up the good fight  June 25
 

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