HeraldNet: Julie Muhlstein


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WEEK IN REVIEW

Thursday

•	Plan your fun for the Fourth of July holiday
•	Everett caretaker arrested in theft from elderl...
•	If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait

Wednesday

•	At Russian-style bath house in Everett, clients...
•	Everett teen remembered as standout at school
•	Report on Lake Stevens Marine's death to be con...

Tuesday

•	Stackable houses could be a model for builders
•	Straighter path open for drivers on Highway 9
•	Everett School District chooses interim leader

Monday

•	Young candidate makes a bid for the Legislature
•	Cell-phone law tough enough? Ask New Jersey
•	Airline takes tour of Paine Field

Sunday

•	Hospitals worry as they care for more low-weigh...
•	Hundreds of fish tunnels need to be unclogged
•	In tests, racer zips to 400 mph

Saturday

•	Everett schools chief to make early exit
•	Safety warnings go out as fireworks go on sale
•	$1 million will buy Marysville couple a lot of ...

Friday

•	Blaze quickly devoured building, but could have...
•	Immigration agents raid Arlington Boeing supplier
•	Jilted tow truck companies say Everett will be ...

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Julie Muhlstein

	Julie writes about life in Snohomish County. Her columns run three times each week in The Herald.

Foster kids get break on camp fees

A crackling fire, a spooky story, a toe dipped in a chilly creek, it’s all magic for kids who go camping. [More]

July 2

Stanwood sisters make a little history of their own

Stanwood sisters Amy and Audrey Christianson have matching blue T-shirts that say "History Is Not For Wimps." For them, a better slogan might be "History Is For Winners." [More]

June 29

Courtesy photo

Goodbye to a service dog whose help will be missed

She hated thunder and lightning. She loved airline flights and grocery shopping. She was everything to Tony DiGuardi. "Mary was my world. I never felt alone," the 61-year-old Everett man said. [More]

June 27

EdCC gives posthumous degree

Before we get too far into summer, it's update time for a few spring subjects, beginning with a local acknowledgement of an extraordinary scholar. [More]

June 25

How an Everett man got on "The Price Is Right"

Brian Hertzog has a name tag autographed "Drew Carey '08," I know that much. I also know where he'll be this morning. The 28-year-old Everett man vows that at 10 a.m. he'll be at a hotel room in Lancaster, Calif. -- with the TV on. [More]

June 18

'It's not cinema; it's realite'

Before Andree Hemmerle returns home to France on June 23, she'll visit the grave of her father -- a father she never met. Gerald Byron Ball is buried at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Ore. [More]

June 15

Bikini baristas comfortable in their jobs

For three weeks I tried to ignore it. Considering the topic of baristas showing lots of skin, what I had to say seemed obvious: If you don't like it, don't patronize the places. [More]

June 11

Darren Breen / The Herald

Young Everett rower digs into club history

Next week, Paula Welly will be in Cincinnati, Ohio, competing in the USRowing Youth National Championships. A few days later, she'll graduate from Everett High School. [More]

June 6

More columns

• A somber day, 40 years later  June 4
• Kamiak grad accomplished much in his short life  June 1
• Machias soldier's dog tag found  May 25
• Snohomish County needs airline service  May 23
• Weekend's outdoor options fill up quickly  May 21
• Everett man will take a trip back in time  May 16
• Rain, rain go away; we want to play  May 14
• New baby brings joy to a grieving Snohomish family  May 11
• Women's legal rights forum an eye-opener  May 9
• Mothers will give peace reading in Snohomish on Saturday  May 7
• Gas prices cause worry, but habits change little  May 4
• Now a cancer patient himself, Everett oncologist relucantly retires  May 2
• Everett checker finds help in time of need  April 30
• Losing weight puts these women in good company  April 27
• Local fans still have vivid memories of brushes with Elvis  April 25

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1.	If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait

2.	Everett caretaker arrested in theft from elderly man

3.	Plan your fun for the Fourth of July holiday

4.	Everett's July 4 celebration at Legion Memorial Park

5.	Two hospitalized after morning fire

6.	Politicians pushed Sonics out the door

7.	Storms expected to clear up tonight

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9.	SuperSonics fly off to Oklahoma City

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Dino Rossi campaign apologizes for sending e-mails to AquaSox fan list

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•	A lifetime of happiness

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•	Road toward red-light cameras paved in LFP

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•	Mill Creek: Want more, pay more

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