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Everett Silvertips Tie Up WHL Playoff Series With Overtime Win

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The Everett Silvertips are riding high after a thrilling overtime win against the Seattle Thunderbirds, bringing the WHL playoff series to a 1-1 tie. The Silvertips faced an uphill battle after losing their first game 3-2 at home, where 5,596 fans witnessed the disappointment. However, they turned the tide in game two, capturing a 3-2 overtime victory that showcased their determination and skill. Eric Jamieson's game-winning goal energized the 6,121 fans in attendance and exemplified the team's motto, "Find a Way. " The series now heads to Kent for game three, scheduled for April 1st, with game four also set to take place at the ShoWare Center.

Fans eagerly anticipate game five, which will return to their home arena in Everett on April 5th. The community's support is evident, as the Silvertips continue to rally behind their team in this exciting playoff run. This series not only highlights local talent but also strengthens the bond between the team and its passionate fanbase.

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Car Crashes Into Fred Meyer Building at Murphys Corner

A vehicle crashed into a Fred Meyer building at Murphy’s Corner today, with no injuries reported. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities during the investigation. This incident adds to a troubling pattern of vehicle collisions into buildings in Everett.

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Fentanyl Drug Dealer Arrested by Everett PD

Everett Police arrested a man with a felony warrant on Evergreen Way, discovering a loaded stolen firearm, fentanyl powder, and $5,000 during the search. He faces charges for possession of a stolen firearm and intent to deliver drugs. This incident reflects ongoing drug-related crime challenges in the area.

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Recycling Truck Fire Near Silver Lake

A recycling truck caught fire while driving on 112th Street SE near Silver Lake in Everett yesterday morning. The Everett Fire Department responded at 8:53 a.m., with assistance from South County Fire, while the truck's driver reportedly dumped the burning load onto the road to prevent further damage. This incident marks the second recycling-related fire in the area within a week.