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WEEK IN REVIEW
Tuesday


Mill Creek YMCA now has twice the room to play
Report faults teacher’s actions
Marysville middle school will pick a new principal
Monday


Where do taxes go? What you're paying and what ...
Merger could make Snohomish County's largest fi...
Lynnwood faces budget worries
Sunday


Low test scores mean Totem Middle School princi...
Legislature's budget crunch hits time crunch
Right-to-die film puts former Gov. Booth Gardne...
Saturday


Edmonds man goes from outsider to council chief
Waste alleged in ferry system
Cougar reports unnerve some in north county
Friday


Community Transit slashing bus service in Snoho...
Everett's Rev. Paul Stoot Sr. won't face charges
Assisted suicide: 36 lethal doses taken in Wash...
Thursday


Family of victim in fatal wreck waits for answers
Verizon asks cities for $2 million in refunds
To spur construction, builders seek delay to pa...
Wednesday
Soil cleanup to cost Everett $1.9 million
New prescription paper to resist tampering
Book celebrates Whidbey Island's many charms
 

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Boeing to boost output of 787s

EVERETT — The Boeing Co. will increase production of its new 787 jet this summer and consider ramping up the 777 next year as it aims to regain market supremacy. [More]


Related: 
• SPEEA fears long-term impact of 787 decision





Michael O'Leary / The Herald
New high-tech tool aids searchers after avalanches

SNOHOMISH — Two new high-tech tools have been introduced in Snohomish County to help find people buried in an avalanche. [More]





Everett routinely sees people break anti-dumping law

EVERETT — For years, somebody living near Mukilteo Lane did something many people do. They dumped grass clippings down a steep slope. [More]





Tulalip man accused in a toddler's death is a no-show

EVERETT — A Snohomish County judge didn't need to know why a deputy prosecutor wanted bail increased for a Tulalip man accused of killing a 15-month old boy. [More]





State budget inches forward in Legislature

OLYMPIA — With the threat of a special session looming, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate and Gov. Chris Gregoire focused Tuesday on finding common ground on where to cut spending and which taxes to increase to balance the state... [More]



Man's apparent wrath turns destructive in Mountlake Terrace
Community Transit cuts will hurt; just ask a rider like Crystal
Jurors view video of Sultan beating death
It’s a pain getting old, but doctor’s ideas can help
Arlington considers closure of historic Trafton school
Marysville schools scale back bond proposal
Lynnwood wants outsider to audit finances
Van in I-5 wreck catches fire
Chimney fire at Marysville home displaces three people
North County Update
Around the County
Front Porch: Help name state's upcoming ferry

NATION/WORLD
Senate poised to pass jobless aid

WASHINGTON — Legislation to give additional months of unemployment benefits to people who have been out of a job for more than half a year cleared a key hurdle Tuesday that guarantees it will soon pass the Senate. [More]


Related: 
• Openings increase for job seekers





Associated Press
Obama seeks health fraud ‘bounty hunters’

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Tuesday he’ll bring in high-tech “bounty hunters” to help root out health care fraud, grabbing a populist idea with bipartisan backing in his final push to overhaul the system. [More]


Related: 
• Questions and answers on reconciling health bill

Related: 
• Questions and answers on reconciling health bill
• Health bill takes clearer shape as negotiations continue
• A policy change on abortion, but how radical?





Associated Press
Brits may make dog insurance mandatory

LONDON — In a country where guns are tightly controlled and even carrying a kitchen knife can bring prison time, some thugs use dogs to menace their victims. Now the British government is proposing that dog owners be forced to get microchips... [More]



World Vision’s Pakistan office attacked; 5 dead
Questions and answers on reconciling health bill
Minorities’ births on track to outnumber whites’
Ghosts: $2,000. Giggle factor: priceless
Poll: Young adults gloomy about finances
Man found guilty of attempting to blackmail Letterman
Fawcett absence in Oscar segment explained
Nation/World Briefly: ‘JihadJane’ accused of terrorist r...
 
THE NORTHWEST
Gregoire insists lawmakers tackle school reform before adjourning

SEATTLE — Gov. Chris Gregoire said Tuesday that she’ll keep lawmakers in Olympia until they resolve their debate over school reform. [More]





$8.5 billion state transportation budget goes to Gregoire

OLYMPIA — The Legislature has passed an updated state transportation budget that lawmakers say will bankroll thousands of construction jobs. [More]





Yakima newspaper states its case in appeal for murder trial records

OLYMPIA — A Yakima newspaper asked the state Supreme Court for help Tuesday figuring out how court-appointed defense lawyers in a murder case racked up what is believed to be a $2 million tab. [More]


Father of missing Oregon hiker is ‘still hopeful’
Northwest Briefly: City councilman pleads not guilty to pot charge...
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