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Out while the sun lasted
Doug Ramsay photo
With just the top of Whidbey Island visible over a low blanket of fog hovering over Port Gardner Bay on Friday, March 20, a photographer and several others went out to take in the sunny weather that we all enjoyed last week at Everett’s Grand Avenue Park. The photographer is shooting at a bust of Sen. Henry M. Jackson’s head installed a few years ago. While we enjoyed a week’s worth of spring-like weather last week, the rain has returned and is forecasted to stick through the first part of next week. Everett’s Mayor Cassie Franklin’s directive telling residents to stay home except for errands for health and safety, and for essential business, allows outdoor activity as long as you stay at least six feet away from other people under the principle of social distancing. The directive began this week.
Published March 25, 2020
By JANA ALEXANDER HILL
Published March 25, 2020
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By TRIBUNE STAFF
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By TRIBUNE STAFF
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published March 18, 2020
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Published February 19, 2020
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