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At one point Monday afternoon, over 20,000 had lost power. Winds were expected to subside.
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The couple had no recourse after unknowingly buying a home infested with thousands of bats.
Seattle Pacific University owned the site for decades. The nonprofit plans to bring new programs to the site.
Lt. Cmdr Lyndsay Evans and Lt. Serena Wileman died in a crash on Oct. 15.
Things could change when the agency rolls out a trial program to charge people $2 a day to park.
The North Bend cafe, known as Double R Diner on the campy cult-classic, serves up nostalgia and a damn good breakfast.
Clayton McAuliffe was driving north near milepost 28 when he left the road and crashed into a tree, authorities said.
Early Friday morning, an ATV rolled over and ejected one of its passengers, police said.
Eliza Aronson joined the Everett newsroom this week.
Officials have launched local programs to help. But residents may need more support.
The grizzled group of 40 didn’t reach the mark they wanted Friday, but they had a good time anyway.
The company said notices to 17,000 workers will be delivered this month, with their last day set for Jan. 17.
Democrats hope to grow their majorities in the state House and Senate. The path may be through a local race.
When authorities found the woman, she had no pulse. But paramedics were able to regain a pulse and she was taken to the hospital.
Just after midnight Friday, Riley Maggard reportedly lost control of his car near 172nd Street NE.
