‘Too early to tell’
Even with last week’s snow flurries, there’s no denying this winter has been unusually sunny. The lack of lowland rain has also translated… Continue reading
If you’re looking for a way to get outside and give back to the community, the Deception Pass Park Foundation is accepting volunteers… Continue reading
Tuesday could bring dangerous wind chill during the day and an overnight low of 19 degrees
Court-ordered projects have sparked collaboration for salmon habitat restoration
The eagle was found three weeks ago, most likely affected by pesticide
Opponents of the voter-approved initiative filed a complaint Tuesday in Snohomish County Superior Court.
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The expanded advisory from Monday evening until Tuesday morning warns of hazardous conditions for drivers.
Higher elevations under winter storm watch
Much uncertainty remains, but forecasters say snow showers possible Sunday morning
During the day, the intertidal can be a magical and mysterious place, where critters come and go with the tides and slip in… Continue reading
Rooted Northwest hopes to build a small village as part of a ‘trial run’ for a farm-focused neighborhood.
County and state conservation and renewable energy groups plan to continue work during the new administration.
A high pressure system is keeping Snohomish County bundled up
Washington Fish and Wildlife officials say crabs of certain size and sex tend to molt at the same time.
The delay comes after comments focused on proposed changes that would allow buffer reductions around critical areas.
Qualifying customers could upgrade energy-efficient washers, dryers, stoves and heat pumps.
The good news? Except for Thursday, the National Weather Service expects little rain this week.
County council to consider amendments that would cut buffers around wetlands and streams up to half for development flexibility.
Two urban growth proposals failed last month as Snohomish County Council attempted to balance the need for increased housing with protecting open space.… Continue reading
Once Bayview Trail is completed, it will connect Marysville and Lake Stevens with a paved path.