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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday


Woman dropped from a size 22 to a size 0
Record flooding possible in county
Prosecutors state their case that girl was brut...
Tuesday


New product safety law a blow to shops
Hoax claims 'ridiculous,' Minutemen leader says
Deadly Everett fire's cause still elusive
Monday


Why are the white pines dying?
Many arrested for DUI said last drink served at...
Wondering how clean your favorite eatery is?
Sunday


One dead in Everett fire
Snowfall in county not expected to last
Friends mourn loss of 'Mr. Lake Roesiger'
Saturday


Violent attacks in home sparked by politics, vi...
No trial in death of crash victim; family outraged
It's a dangerous time to go hiking in backcountry
Friday


Pilchuck plunge rules: Jump in, dash out, shiver
Computer and TV recycling now free
Providence Hospice plans are put on hold
Thursday


State's minimum wage increases 48 cents today
Device gives DUI suspects driving option
Dozens out of work at county, more cuts to come
 

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Published: Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Century-old Arlington house succumbs to flames

ARLINGTON – Firefighters were unable to save a 118-year-old home as flames engulfed it early this morning.

Crews were called around 1:45 a.m. to the 8900 block of Tveit Loop Road, Arlington Fire spokeswoman Chris Badger said.

The two-story home was fully involved and crews had to carry equipment around a locked gate to battle the blaze, she said.

It took about 30 minutes to put the fire out. No one was hurt, Badger said. The home was destroyed.

The home appeared to be abandoned and neighbors told firefighters it was unoccupied.

Snohomish County sheriff’s deputies used a dog trained to find cadavers to search the home and verified that no one was home.

Arlington city officials are trying to locate the property owner.

The Snohomish County Fire Marhsal’s office is investigating what sparked the blaze.

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