SR104 safety a longtime problem
Longstanding danger on Highway 104 south of Edmonds eyed after last week's fatality of 14 year old Micah Tortorici. Owner of Tom's Market cites 40 mph sign sparsity and poor enforcement, with downhill curves and frequent turning hazards prompting residents to seek speed limit signs and police action.
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Michael Homans
Highway 104
Edmonds
Micah Tortorici
236Th
S.W
Dave Matthias
Matthias
Tortorici
Tom’s Market
232Nd
Edmonds Way
Snohomish County
Washington State Patrol
State Patrol
State Transportation Department
Charles Tortorici
Micah
Student memorial echoes through campus on tragic loss
A campus community remembers a student who was killed, as speakers urge grief to yield to living with memory. Young addresses students, urging them to honor the deceased and continue with life while cherishing the memory.
Lucy the four year old collie mix seeks new home
Lucy is a four year old collie mix at PAWS Lynnwood after her family separation left her homeless. She enjoys indoor time when people are home, is housebroken, and active. She gets along with older kids, is spayed, and available for adoption for $20. Shelter at 15305 44th Ave. W. open 1 to 5 daily. call 743-3845.
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Lucy
Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS
Lynnwood
44Th Ave. W
Edmonds Increases Dog License Fees In Edmonds
Edmonds City Council approved a new dog license schedule raising fees for puppies and unspayed dogs while ending free licenses for spayed and neutered dogs. Spayed licenses cost 5 dollars yearly, non spayed 18 dollars, with a March 1 renewal deadline and penalties. Seniors get 2 dollar discount. puppy licenses 5 dollars. Cats have no licenses. The move aims to boost animal control funding after 40 750 spent last year and 3 000 in revenue. The changes align with nearby cities.
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Edmonds
Girl Dies in Edmonds Apartment Fire
A seven year old girl, Teres Beverly Harbart, died in a blaze that destroyed her family's Horizon Park apartment at 7428 208th Street S W. Her father James Harbart, 45, was hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation. The mother and a second daughter escaped unhurt. Fire officials cite an electric baseboard heater as the ignition, with damage about 150000 dollars.
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Edmonds
208Th Street
S.W
Teres
Beverly Harbart
James Har
Bart
Harbart
Horizon Park
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