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Today’s edition · Mon., Nov. 9

Most power is back after the windstorm, but thousands are still dark

Plus, Boeing's record 737 order and the first look at Lake Stevens' new Glenwood Elementary.

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WeatherTop story

Most Western Washington power is back after Saturday's windstorm, but thousands are still dark

Seattle City Light and Puget Sound Energy had the most outages Sunday

Source: The Seattle Times

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Seattle City Light14,580
Puget Sound Energy13,500
Snohomish PUD950

If you lost power over the weekend, you had company. At least 30,000 households in the Puget Sound region were still without power Sunday morning after Saturday's wind and rain.

Snohomish Public Utilities District reported about 950 customers still lacked power, far fewer than Seattle City Light or Puget Sound Energy. If you're still waiting, we suggest checking your utility's outage map for updates.

  • Outages Saturday night: more than 80,000 customers in Western Washington
  • Olympic National Park: two visitors stuck 21 hours, a parent said

Trees came down too. Roads near several Olympic National Park campgrounds and entrances were blocked by fallen trees, and two visitors eventually got out after rangers reached them. Mt. Rainier Creamery owner Ryan Mensonides said, "The longer we sit with no refrigeration, the higher the risk of spoilage."

Hoquiam saw the storm's strongest reported gust at 69 mph

Source: The Seattle Times

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Hoquiam69 mph
Bellingham40 mph
Quillayute40 mph
Friday Harbor40 mph

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News Notes

Boeing

Boeing announced Wednesday it received 140 more orders for its largest single-aisle plane, a record 737 MAX order by a lessor, according to a press release. finalized its purchase of 737 MAX 10 planes, raising its backlog to 240 unfilled orders, and CEO Andy Cronin said, "We continue to see strong demand for new technology aircraft." HeraldNet.com

Lake Stevens

Residents saw design renderings of the new $70.7 million for the first time Friday, as the school district posted the 3D renderings after submitting ecological permitting paperwork to the state Department of Ecology Oct. 27. Construction is planned to start in June 2027. HeraldNet.com

Glenwood Elementary has a price tag and a construction start

$70.7 million
for the new Glenwood Elementary
June 2027
when construction is planned to start
Oct. 27
when ecology permit paperwork went to the state

Source: HeraldNet.com

Volleyball

Lake Stevens (14-3) swept No. 10 Woodinville 25-22, 25-13, 25-18 in the 4A District 1-2 Tournament Saturday. The Vikings earned another trip to state and play a bi-district semifinal match Thursday. HeraldNet.com

E-waste

Got electronics gathering dust? The WSU Snohomish County Extension Sustainable Community Stewards and 1GreenPlanet are offering a free e-waste recycling event in Everett on Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. My Edmonds News

Beauty

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Tech

Finally, earbuds you can actually sleep in. These 2-in-1 Bluetooth earbuds feature an ultra-flat, featherlight design that won't dig into your ears when you're lying on your side. Cue up your favorite playlist, white noise or bedtime meditation and let yourself drift off. Shop them for under $30.

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Skate America is coming to Everett's Angel of the Winds Arena, and on Thursday, Nov. 12, US Figure Skating's Skate America open practice starts at 10 a.m.

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Daily Marysvilleto me · Mon., Nov. 96:00 a.m.

Most power is back after the windstorm, but thousands are still dark

Plus, Boeing's record 737 order and the first look at Lake Stevens' new Glenwood Elementary.

The TLDR

  1. At least 30,000 Puget Sound households were still dark Sunday morning
  2. Boeing logs a record 737 MAX order from a lessor
  3. Lake Stevens shares first renderings of Glenwood Elementary
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