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Restored Carnegie library in Snohomish is nearing a debut
The $2.7 million project modernized the 110-year-old building and preserved historic details.
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In places like Stanwood, Phase 3 gives reason for optimism
Restaurants have welcomed the increased seating capacity, longer alcohol service and larger groups.
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7 years ago: ‘We waved hello, not realizing it was a goodbye’
Forty-three people perished in the 2014 Oso mudslide. On Monday, the community gathered again.
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Everett City Council passes ‘no sit, no lie’ law in 5-1 vote
It affects an area around a homeless shelter but won’t take effect until a village of small shelters…
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Businesses and the homeless at odds over Everett ordinance
Even with a shelter village nearby, some say a limited “no-sit, no-lie” law would criminalize homelessness.
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County wants non-profit food distributor to find a new home
Farmer Frog is operating on unleased land and could cause environmental harm, the county alleges.
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Public speaks out against Everett’s ‘no-sit, no-lie’ proposal
The ordinance would target homeless people near the site of a proposed village of small shelter dwellings.
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Students plead for better mental health support from schools
Three Marysville Getchell seniors want more counselors and improved training for staff.
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Hobbyists and pros bake homemade bread to donate in Everett
Community Loaves delivers the fresh goods to groups helping those who are experiencing food insecurity.
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Waiting for unemployment check: ‘Your case is being processed’
Washington’s imperfect ID verification system has stalled payments for people who need it.
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A brown-bag reprieve for Arlington workers issuing vaccines
With about 1,400 people to vaccinate a day, lunch from Everett’s Kindred Kitchen was a welcome break last…
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Lakefront low-income housing expanding in Marysville
Phase two of the development at Twin Lakes Landing will add 60 units to the Housing Hope property.
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Tulalip Tribes open the new Quil Ceda Creek Casino
The 126,700-square-foot, $125 million building replaces the old “Q” that began as a bingo hall in 1983.
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Former director guilty of theft from feral cat-spay clinic
Jason Thompson pleaded guilty to stealing more than $61,000 to fund a gambling addiction.
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Small planes and generous pilots deliver food and PPE
A partnership at the Arlington airport is taking supplies to tribes while prepping for a big earthquake.
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Lake Stevens School District employee caught in card misuse
The woman spent almost $50,000 on personal goods, according to a report from the state auditor’s office.
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Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in a time of tumult
Community leaders Daria Willis and April Berg are finding new ways to honor King during COVID-19.
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County leaders push state to move up in vaccination phases
In a letter to Gov. Inslee, they are seeking the authority to begin vaccinating more people.
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A Snohomish service brings goods from the store to your door
Developed by the city, Snohomish Delivers encourages online shoppers to look local. And it’s free.
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Washington lawmakers explain why they voted to impeach Trump
Nine of Washington’s 10 U.S. representatives supported impeachment. Cathy McMorris Rodgers voted no.