d’Elaine Herard Johnson, 93, continues to paint full-time. She plans to donate her 1,200 paintings and estate to Edmonds College.
Snohomish County Superior Court Judge Karen Moore said she will issue a written statement on whether or not to dismiss the petition alleging the use of “ghost signs,” concrete barriers and removal of parking erased access to a public right-of-way.
The company made the statements during required filings to the SEC. Even so, its new CEO outlined his plan for a turnaround.
Providence is working to understand the impacts of changes approved Wednesday to Catholic health care systems, a spokesperson said.
Western Washington University instructor Greg Green will lead a class on hummingbirds on Saturday at the Northwest Stream Center.
Marysville police performed a targeted traffic enforcement emphasis Monday along State Avenue in honor of an officer’s stepson, who died Sept. 1.
The 32-year-old allegedly robbed or attempted to rob three tribal casinos, including one in Snohomish County, and a Shoreline bank branch.
The Snohomish County Health Department is advising locals not to eat recalled Twin Sisters Creamery cheeses purchased before Oct. 24.
The new ordinance makes it a crime to expose children to domestic violence, adding a penalty on top of existing law.
The Everett Public Market’s owner alleged that refrigeration equipment used by the store, located in a separate storage room, was damaging the historic building.
While the name and building have changed, the location has not. The celebration occurs Saturday and Sunday.
Eric Snodgrass, the senior science fellow at agricultural consultant company, Nutrien Ag Solutions, had no problem telling a room full of farmers on… Continue reading
The County Council completed its first mid-biennium budget process, which included tax increases and a controversial funding allocation.
Health officials are encouraging residents to get their annual flu vaccines ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez was among six Democrats who sided with Republicans in voting the legislation out of the House.
It’s that time of year in Western Washington when fallen leaves clog storm drains, rivers rise with heavy rains and the streets and… Continue reading
Officials point to fallout from tariffs as a factor in budget decisions.
