A plan to sell the historic Longfellow school building to the Everett Museum of History has cleared a major hurdle. When Everett Public… Continue reading
Cedar Grove Composting has won a significant victory in a long-running civil lawsuit over what Marysville residents insist are intolerable odors coming from… Continue reading
Naval Station Everett, already the second-largest employer in Snohomish County, has seen its economic impact grow in the past year, the base’s commanding… Continue reading
It’s going to be another lean year for salmon fishing, with expected low returns of coho continuing a trend set in 2015. Most… Continue reading
The city of Everett’s proposal to build apartments for homeless people took a step forward recently, despite continued opposition from people who would… Continue reading
A dispute over cleanup plans at Kimberly-Clark’s former mill site is merely the latest chapter in the Everett waterfront’s evolution from its milltown… Continue reading
A campaign has been launched to put an initiative on the November ballot that, if passed, would divide the city of Everett into… Continue reading
The Everett Housing Authority has a strategy to ensure that potential budget cuts will not result in people losing their rental assistance. Ashley… Continue reading
Up to 140 low- income families in Everett may lose rental assistance if the federal government doesn’t maintain its funding for its housing… Continue reading
About 20 people came together at McCollum Park recently to sew tote bags. Instead of a social get-together, this sew-in was all business.… Continue reading
After nearly two decades of waiting, a deal to provide south Everett with almost 100 acres of property for new parkland is coming… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee dropped by Marysville Pilchuck High School on Tuesday to visit the newly opened cafeteria, talk to kids about science and… Continue reading
The Tulalip Tribes marked the first day of spring last week by dedicating a new medicine wheel garden and honoring a longtime friend.… Continue reading
A 17-year-old Arlington girl shot on Feb. 14 by police was distraught over a breakup and suffering from an anxiety attack, her sister… Continue reading
A mysterious donor with $3 million might have just solved two lingering problems in Everett. The first is the Everett School District’s Longfellow… Continue reading
The statewide unemployment rate dropped to a nine-year low of 4.9 percent in February. That’s down from 5.1 percent in January and 5.6… Continue reading
A group of adults with developmental disabilities, plus a handful of caregivers, came into Willow Place on Tuesday for their morning classes. The… Continue reading
For the second time in its history, the Tulalip Tribes will have a woman leading its board. On Saturday, the Tulalip Tribes membership… Continue reading
Everett Community College has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to help low-income students study science and technology subjects. The grant,… Continue reading
The 42 students from Henry M. Jackson High School expected a fun field trip in the mountains. They got a bit more… Continue reading
