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** WSU football coach Jake Dickert leaving for Wake Forest

Wake Forest University has appointed Jake Dickert as their new head football coach following the resignation of Dave Clawson. Dickert, who previously led Washington State to three bowl games in four seasons, is focused on building relationships with current players and enhancing the team's roster.

Prep basketball roundup for Tuesday, Dec. 17 | HeraldNet.com

Jackson High School's boys basketball team achieved a thrilling overtime victory against Cascade, with Joey Gosline and Seamus Williams each scoring 20 points. Arlington also had a strong showing, defeating Mariner, while Kamiak secured a win over Lake Stevens, highlighting impressive individual performances across the games.

Comment: FAA needs leader much like one it’s losing prematurely

Michael Whitaker's upcoming resignation as FAA administrator raises concerns about the agency's leadership during a critical time for the aerospace sector, particularly regarding Boeing's oversight. The article discusses the challenges the next appointee will face in balancing safety and innovation amidst scrutiny from figures like Elon Musk.

Some Snohomish County schools start late amid power outages

A severe storm in Snohomish County caused power outages for over 57,000 residents, leading several school districts to start two hours late. Flooding in Lynnwood closed roads, and emergency power was used at some schools, reflecting the ongoing impact of the weather.

** Experience the beat: Top 3 live music venues to visit

The Historic Everett Theatre, a beloved live music venue in Snohomish County for over 120 years, has been voted the best in the 2023 Best of Snohomish County Awards by readers of The Daily Herald. This article highlights the top three venues, including the Tulalip Resort Casino and Kings Hall at APEX Art & Culture Center, and encourages community members to participate in the upcoming 2024 voting.

Comment: Vigilantes can’t fix health care; this reform would

The article discusses the implications of the violent crime involving UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, Brian Thompson, and highlights the ongoing issues of health coverage denials faced by many Americans. It advocates for reforms that would allow patients to sue their insurers for unjust claim denials, using the tragic case of Nataline Sarkisyan as a key example. The author calls on Congress to restore justice and accountability in the healthcare system.

Gonzaga drops to No. 13 in basketball rankings after consecutive losses

Gonzaga University's men's basketball team has dropped to No. 13 in the Associated Press Top 25 rankings following consecutive losses, including a recent 77-71 defeat to Connecticut. This marks the first time since the 2018-19 season that the Bulldogs have lost back-to-back games. They will have a chance to improve their ranking in upcoming games, notably against UCLA.

Snohomish parents deserved notice of sex abuse arrest

A Snohomish parent expresses outrage at learning about the arrest of a vice principal at Centennial Middle School for child rape through a group text instead of a formal school announcement. The parent criticizes the school's lack of direct communication with families, arguing that it fosters fear and distrust, and calls for the Snohomish School District to provide timely information to support students.

Comment: Trump can’t end birthright citizenship; he shouldn’t try

Donald Trump recently expressed his intention to end birthright citizenship during an NBC interview, calling it 'ridiculous.' However, legal experts assert that this move would face significant challenges due to the protections of the 14th Amendment and established legal precedents.

Comment: To serve power-thirsty AI, Exxon looks at electricity

Exxon Mobil Corp. is entering the electricity market to supply power to data centers focused on artificial intelligence, using gas-fired plants with carbon capture technology. This initiative aims to meet the energy demands of Big Tech companies while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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