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WEEK IN REVIEW
Friday


Photos released of Lynnwood smash-and-grab susp...
Acrobat injured during circus' opening night in...
Speech excites local Republicans
Thursday


New Glacier Peak High School dubbed 'pretty rad'
Grim task of investigating Skagit County killings
County Council says it was denied access to budget
Wednesday


On the Kitty Hawk's last watch
Reardon keeping budget secret, some county lead...
Barista flasher charged with exposure; claims r...
Tuesday


Streets around Lake Stevens risky
Mukilteo couple to watch astronaut son blast off
Windows broken at Lynnwood parking lot
Monday


Fair's been quite a ride
Local delegates ready for GOP convention
Initiative targets illegal immigrants
Sunday


Everett lives in Scoop Jackson's shadow
On this weekend 40 years ago, Sultan really rocked
Bank records studied in Christian school sex case
Saturday
McCain's VP pick exciting to conservatives
Bothell road project will let colleges grow
Deputy is found not at fault in chase death
 

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Enterprise/Chris Goodenow
Web hopping: Olympics just a short hop away

There aren't many places where you can see rain forests, whales, eagles and snowcapped mountain peaks in one short visit -- and it's all just across Puget Sound. [More]





Watch Vaux's swifts put on a show in Monroe

The swifts swirled around the chimney at Monroe's Frank Wagner Elementary School. From a distance the small birds might have looked like bats, but from where she was sitting, Judy Alles could see individual swifts and hear the constant... [More]






Web sites for armchair travelers

All travel, no attitude: Are you tired of travel Web sites that want either to sell you a ticket or prove that they're better than the other latest travel social network? Would you be more comfortable just reading about cool travel-related... [More]





Budget trips: Web sites offer travel deals

Travel for less: If the term "staycation" makes you want to run screaming to the nearest travel agent, here are a couple of Web sites to help you get away for a few days without spending a bundle. [More]






Photo courtesy of Fort Nisqually Museum
History comes alive on Fort Nisqually tour

Lighten up: Visitors can step back in time on candlelight tours of Fort Nisqually in October, but first, they need to get tickets. [More]






Rick Steves
Enjoy Amsterdam's treasures at a two-wheel pace

Even after 20 years of visits, I always need a day to adjust to the wonders of Amsterdam. So I spend my first day here checking out small changes in the city -- a new handbag museum, a church turned into a mosque, a free ferry ride to an industrial... [More]





Unpaid room a glitch between Hotwire, hotel

I'm stuck with a mystery hotel bill, and could use a little help with solving it. [More]





Travel seminars

Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door hosts free travel classes from 10 to 11:30 a.m. (unless otherwise noted) most Saturdays at the Edmonds Theater, 415 Main St., Edmonds. Italy with Julie Coen, Sept. 6. [More]





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Job on a stick: Corn dog cook  September 4
School winners  September 4
BET's new sitcom finds humor on college campus  September 4
Gluten-free bread  September 4
Clock memorializes pair of 1870s ball players   September 4
The home front: Speedy grilling  September 4
Kids, here's how to get around the parental units  September 4
Spreads last longer in French butter keepers  September 4
Robert Fulghum to speak at United Way breakfast  September 4
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