Ok State fans can be so weak and fair weather.

We’re sitting at an 8-win season, have had 18 winning seasons in a row, and they’re still shit talking their own. It’s shameful.

Loyal & true only applies to 12-0 I guess.

It’s looking like a battle of the Mikes in Edmonds.

The two other challengers, Diane Buckshnis and Brad Shipley, will be cut from the race, according to early primary results.

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Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney is facing criticism for inviting a controversial far-right sheriff and U.S. Senate candidate from Arizona to speak at a private campaign fundraiser Saturday, Kayla J. Dunn reports.

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(2/7) Since we voted in September to join the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild, more than a dozen members have left the paper. So, being nosy journalists, we asked what drove their decision to lead. Spoiler alert for publisher Rudi Alcott: It wasn’t because we unionized.

“It was hard to get that call. At first you don’t know what it is,” Somers said, pausing. “I didn’t think he had relapsed at all. It didn’t seem to me that he had. But addiction is a terrible thing.” Story by Kayla J. Dunn with Olivia Vanni
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Thank you so much, Sophia! Excited the story is finally out (& now onto the next)

Emily Joe Bill has been dead for 54 years, but Sauk-Suiattle tribal leaders are still arguing over whether she, and at least 31 of her descendants, belong in the tribe today, Kayla J. Dunn reports.

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The legal battle is about genealogy, but those close to the disenrollment case say it’s motivated by far darker personal and political agendas.

The Bills have been without their home for about 1.5 years now.

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It was wonderful chatting with @matikawilbur yesterday (the day that “Project 562” finally hit shelves after a decade of work !)