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Stolen fire engine smashes signs, trees and 14 parked vehicles in North Everett

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By Aaron Kennedy
| The Everett Daily Herald Verified
EVERETT — Police are searching for the person who stole an Everett Fire Department engine and smashed at least 14 parked cars and trucks before abandoning the 35,000-pound vehicle on the street on Friday night in North Everett. According to a press release from the EFD, an engine crew was handling a medical emergency just after 11 p.m. on the fifth floor of an apartment building in the 2900 block of Hoyt Avenue. When the crew was leaving the building, they discovered that their engine was missing.
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Peak Perspective: The New Business Era for College Sports: A Summary of Recent and Ongoing Changes

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By Aaron Kennedy, Aaron Kennedy
| MWC Connection Verified
*Most of this is based on ongoing litigation, so there’s a small chance some of these won’t be implemented. I’ll do my best to have this as up-to-date as possible College sports has been experiencing a massive amount of change in the past five years, to the point where it’s almost unrecognizable. The NCAA has gone from being the judge, jury, and executioner on all matters to now being overruled by actual judges.
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Protesters line Broadway in Everett for Main Street USA rally

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By Aaron Kennedy
| The Everett Daily Herald Verified
EVERETT — More than a thousand Snohomish County residents lined more than 3 miles of Broadway to express their anger at the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration on Saturday in Everett. Most of those who stood along Broadway held signs high while cheering and encouraging those who drove by to sound their horns in support. The rally stretched from Funko Field to the south to Everett Community College to the north.
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