The Tulalip Tribes donated $7.2 million to more than 400 charities, nonprofits and educational institutions in Washington this year. That’s a record for… Continue reading
The opening of duck season this month has raised concerns about hunting in the Qwuloolt Estuary. The dike separating the 400-acre tract from… Continue reading
Two candidates are challenging the incumbents in both House seats in the 32nd Legislative District. The district covers most of Lynnwood, parts of… Continue reading
BNSF Railway has been getting into the aerial drone business. On Wednesday, employees of the railroad took a chartered fishing boat out into… Continue reading
Broadway is going to get more congested over the next six months as work crews replace 1,400 feet of water main. This is… Continue reading
Bert Johnson, an independent candidate, is challenging six-term Rep. Mike Sells for his seat in the Legislature’s 38th District. Johnson has not declared… Continue reading
Karie Christensen’s car, a 2002 Ford Mustang, had a few problems. Chuck Nichols, an auto shop teacher at Marysville Pilchuck High School, pointed… Continue reading
Voters in the city of Everett will see three charter amendments on the general election ballot this year. The amendments were put forward… Continue reading
Funko, the maker of popular culture toys and merchandise that is planning to move into downtown Everett, is proposing to deck its new… Continue reading
A community meeting on a 70-unit housing project for homeless people devolved into a heated exchange on Tuesday night. About 75 people came… Continue reading
Tracy Nakayiza, a senior at Mountlake Terrace High School, recently told a group of political and nonprofit leaders what being homeless meant to… Continue reading
Michael Trujillo stood outside Everett Mall on Wednesday clipboard in hand, calling out to people passing by. “Are you registered to vote, sir?”… Continue reading
It is now likely a planned 70-unit apartment building for homeless people will be located on City of Everett property in the Pinehurst/Beverly… Continue reading
The Navy destroyer USS Sampson arrived at Naval Station Everett on Monday morning. As the ship pulled up to the pier,… Continue reading
The city’s planning commission is wrestling with the definition of “family” as it considers changes to the city’s code. Everett is proposing a… Continue reading
Two water mains have broken in the past two days in Everett. The first break took place Friday at about 2:15 p.m. in… Continue reading
On the second day of a tribal summit in the Lummi Nation’s Silver Reef Hotel and Casino last week, Reggie Joule got… Continue reading
Island County is getting a leg up in planning for the likelihood of rising sea levels. Washington Sea Grant, an outreach arm of… Continue reading
This week the Tulalip Tribes lent their voice to the ongoing protests in North Dakota against an oil pipeline. The Tribes’ board of… Continue reading
Dave Davis recalls starting off with the Everett Public Works Department 37 years ago. His office was, and still is, in what’s known… Continue reading
