The state Department of Corrections’ Everett office has felony warrants for the following offenders. If you have information about them, call police or the Department… Continue reading
50 years ago (1963) Edwin Parker, Marysville author, was guest speaker at the monthly dinner of the Snohomish-Island County School Library Association, held last evening… Continue reading
An Everett woman was sentenced Friday to five years in federal prison for her part in a drug- and gun-trafficking organzation. Micalia Valenzuela,… Continue reading
A Seattle man who cofounded a nonprofit organization that fights sexual exploitation of Nepalese children has been arrested for investigation of child rape… Continue reading
Unless it’s raining hard, the Highway 529 bridge into Marysville is set to close tonight and is scheduled to remain closed through the… Continue reading
Boomers and Bingo don’t necessarily mix. Senior centers have a new mission. They want to attract people raised on The Beatles, Bob Dylan and that… Continue reading
A longtime Lynnwood lawyer is facing possible disbarment over allegations that he forged a client’s signature and kept money the woman was owed… Continue reading
An Everett bikini coffee stand owner who was arrested for investigation of sexual exploitation of a minor allegedly knew one of his employees… Continue reading
A dump truck that slammed into a light pole near Lynnwood and snarled traffic Wednesday had no driver behind the steering wheel, officials… Continue reading
Everett: Climb by firefighters Everett is sending 19 firefighters to the annual Scott Firefighter Stairclimb on Sunday at the Columbia Center in downtown Seattle. The… Continue reading
Several lawmakers are planning town hall sessions as the legislative session continues this spring. Rep. Hans Dunshee plans to host two town hall meetings on… Continue reading
Check smoke alarms As the time change approaches on Sunday, the state Fire Marshal’s Office reminds people to change the batteries in their smoke alarms.… Continue reading
Community Transit approved a new six-year plan Thursday that forecasts a modest growth in revenue without adding any substantial service. It also projects a large… Continue reading
Police and U.S. postal inspectors are investigating two men in connection with a Thursday night break-in at the U.S. Post Office. It was… Continue reading
Music of spring Pacifica Chamber Orchestra presents its spring concert of selections, including Petite Symphonie, No.4 and No.5 by Milhaud, Pan Suite for 10 Winds… Continue reading
Tracy Ulrich believes that “God is in the house” at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church. She knows this, Ulrich said, because the congregation’s overseas… Continue reading
EVENTS Prayer breakfast: Retired NFL quarterback Jon Kitna is scheduled to speak at the annual Snohomish County prayer breakfast sponsored by the YMCA of Snohomish… Continue reading
Legislature @List subhead:SENATE Senate Bill 5328, Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5328: Creating a school grading system based on the accountability index. Passed the Senate on… Continue reading
The technology revolution that has changed so many things in our lives, including the ways we communicate, bank and pay for our groceries, has come… Continue reading
The online fundraiser for the Olympic Theatre didn’t go as well as organizers hoped. The future of the 74-year-old, single-screen movie theater in… Continue reading
