The lift will fund six more workers, ambulances, equipment and medical supplies. Opponents call it unnecessary.
Chocolate slugs, whales, truffles and caramels are among sweets in the shop Mona Newbauer founded in 2006.
The next run is Sunday as the M’s face their division foe, the Houston Astros. The train departs Everett at 10:45 a.m.
Chaplains offer spiritual care for beings of all species: “Absolutely, animals do feel grief and loss.”
Law enforcement is on the lookout for line cutters. It’s a “hot-button issue that can lead to something worse.”
The fair’s 115th installment runs 11 days starting Aug. 22 in Monroe. “Bright Lights, Summer Nights” is the theme.
This 5-bedroom beachfront Airbnb has rooms patterned after “The Parent Trap,” “The African Queen” and the ferry Tokitae.
The mayor “double dog” dares you to attend. Categories include Best Wiggles and Most Slobbery at the show at Lighthouse Park.
The Southern chain with 750 restaurants is finally coming to Washington, with locations also planned in Renton and Seattle.
Wednesday is the busiest day for ferry travel, with 700,000 riders expected over the week.
Longtime patrons of a Snohomish County bikini barista chain have been asking: “Why are you wearing clothes?” New management wants to be family-friendly.
Of these, 60 million will hit the road and 700,000 will ride a state ferry. The skies will be busy, too.
The two new hulky moss figures are the handiwork of an artist named Steve, creator of the original.
The 144-car Suquamish was scheduled to replace the 90-car Sealth. But repairs are ongoing.
Bring a chair, blanket and the kids for a cinema night under the stars with your favorite movies, including “Barbie” and “Trolls.”
Come say farewell Sunday from noon to midnight at the historic bar with five beers on tap and a 50-cent pay phone.
The public shot down the mayor’s idea to change the name: 77% voted ‘No’ in an online survey, with 95% opposed on Facebook.
The bunkers held a storehouse of history, much of it moldy, outdated and unwanted.
The park has a 6,000-square-foot pump track. Three jump lines let bikers do aerial stunts.
We joined thousands of clammers in search of the tasty shellfish. Kurt Cobain’s memorial and Big Tom burgers were stopovers.