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WEEK IN REVIEW
Wednesday
Secretary of State Sam Reed diagnosed with kidn...
Monroe girl guilty of murder in Sultan gang sla...
Video captures trio who stole beer, knocked ove...
Tuesday


Local beef — lots of it
16-year-old girl convicted in Sultan gang murder
Lawmakers start haggling budget, again
Monday


A gift for a gifted kid
An early start to allergy season
Students to have their first look at ‘WAS...
Sunday


Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-l...
Paine Field results delayed by months
The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes
Saturday


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Former Snohomish County planning director charged
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Friday


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Everett courts water-bottling company
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Thursday


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Published: Sunday, February 7, 2010

Black boxes from deadly 737 crash are located

BEIRUT — Search crews have located the black box under parts of the tail of the Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea last month, Lebanon’s transportation minister said Saturday.

The Boeing 737 crashed Jan. 25 minutes after takeoff from Beirut in a thunderstorm. All 90 people on board died.

Transportation Minister Ghazi Aridi said the black box has been located at a depth of 150 feet just south of Beirut airport.

“Its location has been determined and efforts are under way to find the best means to retrieve it,” he said.

Fifteen bodies have been recovered from the sea since the crash. No new bodies were found Saturday.

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