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** Boeing’s new CEO clips corporate jet trips in show of restraint

Boeing's new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, has grounded corporate jets, requiring executives to fly commercial airlines as part of a cost-cutting strategy to address the company's financial struggles, including layoffs and reduced executive flights.

Skykomish River project aims to create salmon habitat, reduce flooding

A Snohomish County project is set to restore the Shinglebolt Slough, aiming to create salmon habitat and reduce flood risks for the Sultan area. Local residents have raised concerns about the county's communication regarding the project's impact on their properties. This project is significant as it addresses both environmental restoration and community safety.

Stanwood man charged in crash that killed genealogical society head | HeraldNet.com

Joseph Checkeye has been charged in connection with a tragic crash that resulted in the death of Ronald Sailer, the head of a local genealogical society. The incident, which occurred on Fire Trail Road in 2022, involved Checkeye allegedly driving at speeds of 85 mph. This case highlights critical public safety concerns and the impact of reckless driving in the Stanwood area.

Stanwood man charged in crash that killed genealogical society head

A Stanwood man, Joseph Checkeye, has been charged in connection with a fatal crash that resulted in the death of Ronald Sailer, head of a genealogical society. The incident, which occurred on Fire Trail Road, involved Checkeye allegedly driving at speeds of 85 mph. This tragic event has significant implications for local safety and community awareness.

** Local lawmakers urge changes to proposed federal hydrogen energy rules

Local lawmakers from Snohomish County are advocating for changes to the proposed Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit by the Biden administration, arguing that current regulations could hinder the hydrogen energy market's growth and negatively impact climate initiatives, private investments, and job creation in Washington.

Snohomish County’s fresh and flavorful top salad spots to savor

Cristiano's Pizza in Marysville has been named the best salad spot in Snohomish County by The Daily Herald's annual voting event. The article highlights the top three salad destinations and invites readers to participate in the 2024 nomination round, emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses.

Snohomish County's top three must-try burger joints

Nick's Jr.'s unique peanut butter bacon burger has won first place in The Daily Herald's Best of Snohomish County 2023 awards for best burger. The article encourages readers to participate in the upcoming 2024 nomination round to support their favorite local establishments.

Fight over 8% tax hike central to Snohomish County budget talks

The Snohomish County Council is debating a proposed property tax increase of up to 8.3%, which would utilize the county's banked capacity and a standard 1% annual increase. Public engagement has been significant, with residents expressing concerns about tax burdens amid inflation and the potential impact on essential services like public safety. The council is considering three proposals, including one that aims to avoid any tax increase while addressing necessary budget cuts.

Have thoughts on increased I-405 toll prices? The state wants to hear.

The Washington State Transportation Commission is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to I-405 tolling, including a rate increase from $15 to $18 and potential weekend tolling. These adjustments aim to manage congestion and maintain traffic speeds, with new express toll lanes expected to open by late 2025. Public comments can be submitted until December 13, 2024.

Snohomish United joins USL League Two | HeraldNet.com

Snohomish United has officially joined the USL League Two, marking a significant milestone for the local soccer organization. With over 35 years of history, the team aims to create pathways for youth players to advance in soccer while enhancing the sports culture in Snohomish County.

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