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On February 11, 1901, The Everett Daily Herald launched its inaugural daily newspaper, marking the beginning of a long-standing tradition that continues into the 21st century. This daily publication has consistently delivered news without interruption, maintaining a commitment to high ethical standards while providing important local, state, national, and international updates to a dynamic community. Over the years, The Herald has become the go-to newspaper for countless families, businesses, and organizations in the region.

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Wesco all-league boys track teams announced

6 hours ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

Wesco has announced its all-league teams for boys track. WESCO 4AFirst team110-meter hurdles: Miller Warme, Kamiak100 meters: Mateo Ganje, Glacier Peak1600: Grady Fournier, Arlington400 relay: Kamiak (Ezra Davis, Warme, Onkar Bhangu, T’Andre Waverly)400: Miller Warme, Kamiak Thank you for supporting The Daily Herald and local journalism! If you'd like to explore other ways to support local journalism, click here. .
Wesco all-league girls tennis teams announced

1 day ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

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Wesco all-league boys golf teams announced

2 days ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

Wesco has announced its all-league teams for boys golf. Snohomish golfers claimed four of the six first-team selections in the Wesco 3A North. Kamiak claimed three first-team spots in Wesco 4A, while Meadowdale, Archbishop Murphy and Shorewood each put two on the Wesco 3A South first team.
Four AquaSox promoted to Double-A Arkansas

3 days ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

EVERETT — The Seattle Mariners announced Monday the promotion of four Everett AquaSox players to the Double-A Arkansas Travelers. Right fielder Lazaro Montes, infielder Michael Arroyo and pitchers Marcelo Perez and Charlie Beilenson, fresh off helping the Frogs clinch the first half title and a berth in September’s Northwest League Championship Series, moved up after strong performances.
2025 Nissan Murano is a whole new machine

3 days ago | heraldnet.com | Mary Lowry

Nissan’s Murano two-row five-passenger midsize SUV is a whole new machine for 2025, with complete redesigns inside and out, connectivity updates, an added collection of available features, and a significant powertrain replacement. Murano’s full makeover is in the nick of time, given that the last one occurred in 2014, a long time ago, in car years. After 10 years without a major update, cars risk emitting toll-of-the-bell vibes.
Vote for the Frog of the Week

4 days ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

Who is the Frog of the Week? Vote for the Everett AquaSox player who performed best last week. Voting closes at midnight Sunday. NomineesColt EmersonThe shortstop went 9-for-17 (.529 batting average) at the plate while hitting two home runs and four doubles. The first-round pick in the 2023 draft drove in four runs and walked three times while striking out just once as he compiled a 1.718 OPS.
Vote for the Frog of the Week

4 days ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

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Wesco all-league baseball teams announced

4 days ago | heraldnet.com | Aaron Coe

Wesco has announced its all-league teams for baseball. WESCO 4AC0-MVPsAndrew Fetty, Kamiak, sr., PAspen Alexander, Lake Stevens, sr., INFFirst teamDrew Pepin, Jackson, sr., PAndrew Fetty, Kamiak, sr., P Thank you for supporting The Daily Herald and local journalism! If you'd like to explore other ways to support local journalism, click here. .
‘I feel safe here’: Community celebrates third-annual Everett Pride

6 days ago | heraldnet.com | Jenna Peterson

EVERETT — Amid a drizzle of rain, people lined Wetmore Avenue on Saturday for Everett Pride’s third-annual block party. In addition to more than 100 vendors and food trucks, the party had a stage set up for music and drag performances. Early in the day, drag performer Kenbie Enby read “My Shadow is Purple” by Scott Stuart, a children’s book about a child navigating their gender identity.
Court docs: Everett Community College decided on ELC closure in March

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Will Geschke

EVERETT — Administrative staff at Everett Community College knew in March they were going to close the college’s Early Learning Center, court documents revealed this week, possibly two months before they notified parents and staff. College administration didn’t tell parents, teachers or the Early Learning Center’s director they would close the center until May 7, giving about two months notice to parents who need new child care providers and educators who need new jobs.