HeraldNet: John Sleeper


WEEK IN REVIEW

Sunday

•	Job cuts shake up county workers
•	Everett gets tough on nuisances
•	'A Safe Place to Hang Out'

Saturday

•	Abandoned puppies ready for adoption
•	Composting company given deadline to trace stench
•	Edmonds pharmacy recalls drugs that may be expired

Friday

•	Speech excites local Republicans
•	Reardon seeks to cut 95 county positions
•	Bacteria linked to alfalfa sprouts sickens 9 in...

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

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John Sleeper

	John Sleeper writes about the sports scene in Snohomish County and Seattle. His columns run three times each week in The Herald.

Engram gambling on big year

It wasn't a matter of Bobby Engram suddenly coming to his senses and deciding on a whim to come to Seahawks camp. It was a little more complicated than that. [More]

July 27

Associated Press

Hey, M's: Shift your focus

SEATTLE -- Jim Riggleman has a dilemma, one that has no easy answer. If it has any answer at all. [More]

July 23

The Answer Man knows everything

Just thought I'd attempt to answer some burning questions of 2008-09 while watching Greg Norman and wondering whether his secret to taking 20 years off his chronological age has anything to do with his marriage to Chris Evert. [More]

July 21

M's fans deserve more

The Mariners drew better than 42,000 Friday night. It was Felix Hernandez bobblehead doll night. [More]

July 20

Winning bowling title was an adventure

Bryan Young didn't expect to just blow into Albuquerque, N.M., at the United States Bowling Congress Open Singles Championships, stomp the field to bits, pick up the top paycheck, make off with the biggest trophy, pronounce himself the next Earl... [More]

July 19

Wage war on teenage drug abuse

When Bob Knight coached at Indiana University, he was invited to be a guest speaker at one of the state's high schools. He talked a little about basketball, but mostly he talked about the problems young people face. Then he took questions. [More]

July 16

If Seattle wants NBA, it's time to be like Clay

We here in the Pacific Northwest, with the possible exception of Portland, go through life with an entirely too congenial attitude. It's like we were all raised by June Cleaver. We slow down to allow other drivers onto the freeway. [More]

July 13

Mariners' Sexson wanted to succeed in Seattle -- maybe too much so

So, what happened? How did Richie Sexson get to this spot, which is to say nowhere, from having hit 119 home runs in one three-season stretch with the Brewers? [More]

July 11

More columns

• Frogs, M's and other assorted musings  July 9
• The Sonics move, from Nooooo! to who cares?  July 6
• Politicians pushed Sonics out the door  July 3
• Return of Reign Man  June 30
• Sonics mess likely to linger  June 29
• Westbrook right choice for Seattle  June 27
• Sonics draft overshadowed by team's courtroom battle  June 26
• These are dark times for area sports fans  June 22
• Riggleman is the answer? What've you been smoking?  June 20
• Mountlake Terrace pole vaulter peaking at the right time  June 12
• All of M's fury signifies nothing  June 8
• TV makes the draft long, boring  June 6
• Li'l racers roll with the punches  June 1
• Can UW women's crew succeed at nationals?  May 30
• 'Accountability' needs to begin at the top with M's  May 26

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1.	Boeing Machinists dig in for long strike

2.	Job cuts shake up county workers

3.	Everett gets tough on nuisances

4.	Unsolved murder devastated family

5.	If a home is a little weird, can it be sold?

6.	Filtering out facts from fluff in the election

7.	'A Safe Place to Hang Out'

8.	Arlington physician recalled for his family adventures

9.	Opener is big ... but not that big

10.

Strikes' resolution crucial to Gregoire

•	Monroe slams shaky Shorewood in opener

•	Ferry lane grows one-mile longer

•	Bringing the world to Edmonds

•	FEMA turns to media to improve public image

•	Annexation's frustrations

•	A run for Charlotte

•	Annexation's frustrations

•	Minimalist food bars have local flavor

•	E-W aims for fifth straight league title

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