Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
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Boeing's Everett 737 MAX line has not yet reached stable production due to wing production issues, CEO Kelly Ortberg (speaking on Wednesday, Sept.
16) said during a conference. The company aims to boost output from 47 to 52 planes per month once improvements come.
Boeing finalized a $44.6B order with Korean Air for 103 jets on Wed, Sept.
16, setting records as the carrier's largest jet purchase and Boeing's biggest widebody order from an Asian firm — the deal supports 135,000 U.S. manufacturing jobs and follows progress on a near-final Turkish Airlines agreement.
Jeana Moore (73) walked 356.2 miles over 45 days to encourage residents to register as bone marrow donors and raised the issue by visiting an Everett fire station and urging City Council to proclaim a bone marrow awareness day on Sept.
9.
Friday, Sept. 11, the Glacier Peak Grizzlies defeated the Snohomish Panthers 38-21 in a game marked by early scoring and full sideline support, and the event opened with a tribute to the heroes of September 11 with aerial displays from Harvey Field.
Lake Stevens defeated the Snohomish Panthers 3-0 on Tuesday, Sept.
8 at their home gym with junior Ella Iseminger recording 18 kills and 12 digs in sets of 25-16, 25-16, and 25-8. The Vikings will face Monroe on Monday, Sept. 21 and host Glacier Peak on Oct. 1 for their first Wesco 4A conference game.
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