EVERETT— A new pharmacy is scheduled to open on January 27 on the main campus of Optum Health in downtown Everett, replacing the Bartell Drugs store that closed in July after 40 years in business.

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Prep boys basketball roundup for Friday and Saturday (Jan. 9-10): (Note for coaches/scorekeepers: To report results and statistics, email [email protected]. Please report results by 10:30 p.m.) ...

A contract termination between Optum and Humana, as well as the expiration of enhanced tax credits for people covered by Affordable Care Act, went into effect Jan. 1. EVERETT — Local and federal ...

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LAKE STEVENS — Walk around Dwellers Drinkery and the casual vibe is the first thing you notice. Craft beer fans tip back pints while watching the big game, parents let their kids play in the upstairs ...