At a meeting this week, about 100 people voiced concerns about noise and more. Some questioned if it would discourage illicit shooting.
The school board voted 5-0 to hire Dana Geaslen, an assistant superintendent in the Edmonds School District. She’s set to start July 1.
Connect Casino Road and Camp Fire offer a mix of activities for kids from elementary to high school age.
Only two counties had jobless rates below 4.0% in Western Washington. King and Snohomish counties were virtually neck-and-neck.
Island County Public Works abruptly banned a school from a nature preserve, its cofounders said. Parents are outraged and aghast.
Everett boasts 25 miles of shoreline. But only pockets of that are open to the public. Try getting to Pigeon Creek Beach, for example.
“It’s not just about having a day. It’s about your actions on the day, on the week, on the year,” Aaron Gaines said.
The project on Main Street has been 60 years in the making. The city has spent $2.3 million so far. What will it look like? TBD.
The answer to the seemingly simple question about natural disaster response is, well, complicated.
The town’s pharmacy closed in July. The customers’ new pharmacist in Arlington called it “another nail in the coffin for health care.”
A storm turned Dannika Prime’s neighborhood into lakefront property. She’s unsure of her next step, except that it’ll be expensive.
Only 33 days after its reopening, part of Index-Galena Road was shut down due to winter weather.
Below the U.S. 2 trestle, state crews cleared massive logs and other woody debris jammed in the Snohomish River.
Meanwhile, the Snohomish River remained dangerously high near Snohomish, where one boater survived a dramatic rescue.
Cesar Sanchez, 17, went to stay the night at a friend’s house in Everett, his mother said. Early Sunday, he was shot to death.
