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The Petri Dish: Jerry Cornfield
The Petri Dish: Cop-lawmaker wants no bail for those facing a third strike
The Petri Dish: Gregoire and Arkansas governor play nice in chat about parolee exchange
The Petri Dish: Haugen's husband accused of sexual assault in civil suit
The Petri Dish: Gregoire backs off move of state parks into Department of Natural Resources
The Petri Dish: Lawmakers plan hearing on officer slayings
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Local and state politics
Two vie to serve as Snohomish County prosecutor
Recount gives Brier challenger 2-vote lead after he trailed by vote
Swift buses ready for fast lane
County law could change to allow guns in parks
Count drags on long after the election's over
Republicans, Libertarians haven’t repaid legal fees in Top 2 elect...
Democrats pick 3 prosecutor candidates
Builders object to hearing examiner, but activists back her
Joe Mallahan concedes race for Seattle mayor
Lake Stevens waits on annexation vote while figuring 2010 budget
Gay marriage issue can wait, say Referendum 71 partisans
Dana nibbles into Somers’ lead
National politics
Tennessee mayor rips into Obama for preempting ‘Peanuts' special
Koster for Congress? He’s still undecided
Palin says nation should rededicate itself to God
Tenn. mayor says Obama purposely bumped ‘Charlie Brown Christmas&#...
North Korea-made designer jeans launched in Sweden
Guinea’s wounded president flown to Morocco
MSNBC’s Matthews apologizes for ‘enemy camp’ remark
Recount for Brier Council, fire district starts today
Obama science officials defend warming research
Suspect in Philippine massacre charged with murder
Cops’ shooting re-opens Huckabee’s clemency record
Nation/World Briefly: Loneliness contagious, 10-year study finds
Oregon anti-tax leader indicted on tax charges
Senate to open health care debate today
New Honduran leader, bolstered by U.S., seeks unity
Romanian opposition says president hit boy in face
Equitorial Guinea leader wins 96.7 percent of vote
Ex-guerrilla easily wins Uruguay presidency
Nation/World Briefly: Huckabee says he leans against running in 2012
Auditor certifies county elections; two races to be recounted
1. Tulalip man, 20, charged with baby boy's murder
2. Donated safe gives Marysville museum a mystery
3. Fears over commercial air service at Paine Field dismissed
4. Everett officer charged with manslaughter reveals plan for defense
5. Merchants reject security for downtown Snohomish
6. Holmgren interested in returning to Seahawks
7. Friends open account for orphaned daughters of Highway 9 crash victims
8. Crack That Safe
9. Country singing contestant Chance McKinney amazed by his fans
10. Have M’s, Figgins reached a deal?
Enterprise Newspaper Snohomish County Business Journal
Wildcats fall to familar foe in semis
‘Nutcracker' times three
Road warrior
Mavericks reloading
Holiday Lightings & Santa Sightings
Cities prepare for winter blast repeat
Wolfpack duo takes last shot at state tourney
This Weekend in Your Town
Tips for the stormy season
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