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WEEK IN REVIEW

Thursday

•	Safety long a concern for road involved in fata...
•	State budget's $2 billion hole will require dee...
•	County considers building for disaster response...

Wednesday

•	Jury will decide accident or murder in girl's s...
•	Marysville rejects idea of a much later start f...
•	Flu’s full force shocks an Edmonds man an...

Tuesday

•	Year in jail for fired principal who kidnapped ...
•	State senator's ex-in-law threatened to kill hi...
•	$2 billion short, state will find tax talk hard...

Monday

•	Friends mourn 2 killed in Lynnwood crash
•	'No Child' law sees more students transferring ...
•	"Nutcracker" is link to family history for 6-ye...

Sunday
•	One-car wreck in Lynnwood kills two, injures tw...
•	Mountlake Terrace rejects medical marijuana dis...
•	Builders object to hearing examiner, but activi...

Saturday

•	Mural memorializing fallen soldier lost in effo...
•	Police look into fire at Emory's restaurant in ...
•	Lake Stevens neighbors protest loss of left tur...

Friday

•	Salish Sea: Huge body of water now has common n...
•	Cost of dispute falls on Monroe
•	Lawsuit blames county and weed inspector in man...

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Traffic

Stay Alert	Traffic Flow Map
Updated accident and construction information to help you plan your commute.		A color-coded map of traffic conditions wherever you need to go in the Seattle area. From the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Live Traffic Cams From the Washington State Department of Transportation
U.S. 2 Trestle	I-5 at 164th Street	I-5 at Pacific Avenue
I-405/I-5 Interchange	I-5 at 236th Street	Edmonds Ferry Loading Area

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STANWOOD — Members of the Twin City High School Class of 1959 remember well their first school field trip. [More]

By Gale Fiege Herald Writer | November 20

Northwest Briefly: State transportation worker killed by tree limb

PORT ANGELES — The Washington state Department of Transportation says a 42-year-old employee died Thursday after he was hit by a falling tree limb while working to clear a slide on U.S. 101 near Port Angeles. [More]

November 20

Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald

Safety long a concern for road involved in fatal wreck

Ron Melander heard a sound that startled him right out of bed early Saturday morning. He's heard plenty of cars run off the pavement over the year and a half he's lived at the sharp curve on North Road. Saturday was different. [More]

By Oscar Halpert Herald Writer | November 19

Skagit County shooting rampage suspect admits guilt

MOUNT VERNON — A man who killed six people, including a Skagit County sheriff’s deputy, in a shooting rampage last year pleaded guilty Tuesday and will spend the rest of his life in a mental hospital or prison. [More]

Herald staff and news services | November 18

Bothell driver hurt after accident with two trucks in Lynnwood

LYNNWOOD — A woman was injured Tuesday morning when her car struck two trucks on I-5. [More]

Herald staff | November 18

Edmonds man, 63, dies in three-vehicle collision

EDMONDS — A 63-year-old Edmonds man died Tuesday after his van was sandwiched between two pickup trucks at a traffic light. [More]

Herald staff | November 18

Teens text while driving in ‘frightening’ numbers

A quarter of U.S. teens ages 16 to 17 who have cell phones say they text while driving, and almost half of Americans ages 12 to 17 say they’ve been in cars with someone who texted while behind the wheel, according to a report released Monday by... [More]

The Washington Post | November 17

Street Smarts: Safety first when stopping for pedestrians

Don Gardner of Arlington writes: There is only one marked sidewalk for pedestrians and bicycles along the south side of 172nd Street NE (Highway 531) west of I-5. The north side of the road has no shoulder, just a deep ditch. When I approach... [More]

By Bill Sheets Herald Writer | November 16

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