An attorney for the landlord said he only learned of the hearing 15 minutes before it started Thursday.
The nurse described an overwhelmed emergency department, as staff have pleaded with the Everett City Council for hazard pay.
Designs show a six-lane road with bike lanes and sidewalks between 196th Street SW and Alderwood Mall Boulevard.
A group representing people around Everett Station wants Sound Transit to study the idea.
Projects span from Edmonds to Sultan. Each city is using American Rescue Plan Act money, with the county contributing, too.
The service, dubbed ‘Wheels to the Waterfront’, will run Thursday, Friday and Saturday starting this week
Everett staff are conducting a traffic study and developing alternatives as part of the road’s scheduled road work.
The usual issues are at play. Meanwhile, the Senate race has an intraparty primary contest.
Speed limits will drop 5 and 10 mph on two different stretches between Airport Road and Seventh Avenue SE.
The Snohomish County agency’s six-year outlook is bullish on growth despite lingering effects of the pandemic.
After 18 years on hiatus, the summer festival resumes with free entry, a beer garden, live music and kids games.
Last week the shelter posted about being “dangerously low” on adult dog food. Then about 100 boxes arrived at the post office.
The annual Catholic fundraiser hasn’t happened since 2019. A social media post may have prematurely signaled its official end.
A new roof is planned for a historic building in Thornton A. Sullivan Park as well.
Readers recently have wondered about parking rules and recourse in unincorporated areas of Snohomish County.
Council members agreed to review their options to support nurses, but mandating extra pay may not be possible.
They’re the first Level 3 chargers in north Everett and the Snohomish County PUD’s first for public use. More could follow.
Company BattGenie set up a container with dozens of used electric bus batteries that charge during non-peak times.
The Everett complex has had its share of issues. Now the city is threatening fines if something isn’t done.
Public works crews can remove heavy concrete panels from sidewalks, so the ground underneath can be restored.
