“It is fitting that the public see (Charlie Pancerzewski’s) name when they get up to the podium for public comment,” the mayor said.
Jeffrey Raven Leonard, 52, of Everett, joins thousands of other colonels honored for good deeds by the governor of Kentucky.
Wilson served the 39th Legislative district from 1985 to 1991. She died Dec. 31.
The German shepherd had 520 deployments, 166 arrests and 113 evidence finds with his handler, Sgt. Jason Robinson.
She’s less RoboCop and more Rosey as she patrols the restaurant, making sure everyone has a drink and good time.
A celebration in Edmonds ushered in the Lunar New Year.
Acadia Healthcare plans to dispense methadone to about 300 patients at clinic near Alderwood Boys & Girls Club.
This is the second-highest prize in the history of the multi-state lottery. A ticket is a $2 gamble.
The random act of comedy on a traffic pole an is ongoing M*A*S*H-ed up mystery on Whidbey Island.
Virtual meeting topics include service restoration, hiring and progress on major vessel and terminal construction.
He has grown a lot over the decades. Once a year he lights up the station in pink. He needs a haircut.
Science fiction-like ear surgery, the Galloping Gourmet, and more — choosing the top stories of the year is like choosing a favorite child.
After 80 years on Broadway, the family-run store with the “Everything we sell sucks” sign moved to Hewitt Avenue.
The predicted third-busiest holiday travel season since 2000 faces a wintry mix of traffic jams and flight issues.
The famous novelty seller based in Mukilteo, with a store in Seattle, has a dozen flavors to tease your palate.
Breakfast is served 24/7 at the Tulalip casino with numerous winning menu deals.
Lena and Brian Schultz answer letters by hand at their Living Aloha Farm, a sanctuary for cows, goats, sheep and chickens.
Flurries could start falling Sunday. The week before Christmas might be a mix of nice and naughty weather.
100+ Women Who Care About Snohomish County has doled out more than $162,000 since its inception in 2019.
The free display can be viewed nightly from 4 to 8 p.m. through Dec. 31 at the Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens.
