Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of October.
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💼 Business
Boeing reported Q3 revenue of $24.2 billion, up 4%, but its Commercial Airplanes unit slipped 3% with a -6.5% operating margin.
Everett's 737 MAX line rolled out its first MAX 10 on Monday as Boeing works to stabilize output at 47 planes per month and reach a 52-per-month goal.
🎭 Culture
Carie Collver will retire in January 2027 after 35 years as gallery director and chief curator at the downtown Schack Art Center, where she helped create the hot shop and curated hundreds of exhibitions that shaped the nonprofit's program.
🎓 Education
Edmonds School Board approved new boundaries to balance enrollment and create Salish Middle School, moving sixth grade to middle schools; the plan takes effect (fall 2028) and will reassign about 14% of elementary students, prompting public concern from families at Hilltop, Sherwood, and Seaview.
🌲 Environment
Snohomish County is closing Paradise Valley Conservation Area today while crews build a trail reroute and will reopen the park and connector trail Oct.
30; Southwest County Park (Edmonds) is closed until further notice after surveys found widespread dying trees.
🏛️ Government
EvergreenHealth Monroe is asking voters to approve Proposition 1 to fund a $382 million replacement hospital that would expand beds to 48, add 22 ED rooms, and be paid by voter-approved bonds at an estimated 43.7 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, about $27 per month on a $745,000 home. Drop your ballot before 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.
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