Edmonds council nixes contentious roadway project to beach

A split council ended plans for the Waterfront Connector, an emergency route over railroad tracks.

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A Senate seat is on the line and the dominos are set to fall

Rep. Stanford seems a shoo-in for the appointment. There’s a drama brewing for his job in the House.

Snohomish alum headed to training camp with Denver Broncos

Nathan Jacobson earned a spot on the 90-man roster after going to rookie camp as an undrafted free agent.

Missing for 8 months, Everett man found dead in Cascades

Gavin Johnston’s family says he likely was having a mental health crisis before he disappeared.

Wobble, a 27-year-old bison whose home was a pasture between Ebey Slough and Sunnyside Boulevard, died of natural causes on May 29. Born prematurely, he lived his whole life on Paul and Ruth Brandal’s 70-acre property. (Dan Bates / The Herald)
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Lone bison died where he lived, a Sunnyside Blvd. pasture

He was a landmark. Wobble grew from 26-pound preemie into 1,800-pound beast where a herd once roamed.

County’s top two health officials depart abruptly

The Board of Health on Tuesday accepted the resignations of Dr. Mark Beatty and Jefferson Ketchel.

Van, palm print, DNA come to the fore in double-murder trial

A defense attorney challenged a key piece of evidence — a palm print — in the trial of William Talbott II.

Art Thiel: Mariners honoring Pilots by playing like them

At least this time, the club likely won’t go bankrupt and move to Milwaukee.

Nick Pate of Raising Cane Ranch is one of the first farmers in Snohomish County to adopt agroforestry, a practice that mimics natural ecosystems while producing food. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Farming with trees: food in a future with climate change

Agroforestry, a farming practice that mimics natural ecosystems, is taking root in Snohomish County.

You are here: Seattle NorthCountry

The Snohomish County Tourism Bureau hopes the new brand will lure visitors.

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Nick Pate of Raising Cane Ranch is one of the first farmers in Snohomish County to adopt agroforestry, a practice that mimics natural ecosystems while producing food. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

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Highway closed at Maltby Road after robbery suspects crash

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Nathan Jacobson earned a spot on the 90-man roster after going to rookie camp as an undrafted free agent.

 

Longtime Marysville Pilchuck wrestling coach retires

Craig Iversen, who coached 2 Tomahawks’ state champs, will be replaced by 2011 grad Marcus Haughian.

 

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20 years of making baseball miracles happen

Monroe’s Miracle League — a league for children and adults with special needs — celebrates its 20th season.

 

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Running wild: Healed from injuries, a bear roams free again

She suffered pelvic fractures in December. Wildlife officers released her in the Cascades this week.

 

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State soccer: Marysville Pilchuck’s season ends in heartbreak

Violations in stoppage time sink the Tomahawks in a 2-1 opening-round loss to Kamiakin.

 

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Man reportedly flashes gun outside Safeway, then gets shot

Mill Creek police say the confrontation may have begun as a complaint about driving.

 

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‘Why not now?’ Lawmakers debate reparations for slavery

Ta-Nehisi Coates: Black victims of a century of post-Civil War plunder are “very much alive today.”

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