Snohomish farmers and neighbors worry the project will be disruptive and worsen flooding. Ownership advised people to “read the science.”
The pole crafted by Fred Fulmer is bound for Alaska, in what will be a bittersweet sendoff Saturday in his backyard.
A petition raised over 6,000 signatures to keep the outdoor dining cover — a lifeline during COVID. But the city said its hands are tied.
In 2022, Tulalip Heritage High School changed its approach to a “Big Picture” model. Teachers now ask students what they want to learn.
Jenzele Couassi, 16, was always there for others. She also endured bullying. Her mother said: “We have to make it safe for our kids in America.”
It wasn’t a stretch for furry felines to distract participants. Some cats left with new families — including a reporter.
Local police and court authorities were reluctant to address some key questions, when asked by a Daily Herald reporter this week.
Binita Shrestha “wanted to be everything.” At 50, she can check off Korean beauty pageant contestant and restaurant franchisee.
After a bill to limit rent increases failed, Snohomish County residents like Susan Lockyer are feeling pinched by outside investors.
“We obviously are kind of on the high of that win,” store bargaining delegate Zach Gabelein said.
After the slide
At the 2-acre site, bronze and steel sculptures rise against the backdrop of the slide, making use of shadows and light — tragedy and hope.
For the month of March, the Everett Arboretum hung artwork of 30 fiber artists across 3½ acres.
Rami Al-Kabra, a Palestinian-American, hopes to pressure President Joe Biden to broker a ceasefire in Gaza.
Records showed the city signed off on a sewer connection in 1973. This year, Leri Harper had to spend $20,000 to fix it.
A new bill aims to support 10 new programs each year statewide. In Snohomish County, most follow a 90-10 model of Spanish and English.
Each day at The Clearwater School, 60 students choose their own lessons. It’s one vote per person, whether you’re staff or student.
“It has fundamentally changed my teaching in really stressful and exciting ways,” an EvCC teacher said. At all levels of education, ChatGPT poses a tricky question.
The cafe’s crew joins the ranks of the 624 stores nationwide, including two other locations in Snohomish County.
At Sherwood Village, residents are now homeowners. They pay a bit more each month to keep developers from buying their property.
Mary Stevens, 54, said she trusted her contractor — until he missed deadlines, leading her to miss life events and doctor visits.
