The city is taking residents to court over easements totaling over 21,000 square feet in two neighborhoods.
Building guidelines and affordability goals for the new district were sketched by a 13-person task force.
The state Supreme Court ruled Thursday the city law — requiring gun owners to keep firearms locked up — can’t go into effect.
Mike Hopson, 74, died Tuesday. He was sometimes a minority opinion on the council. “He wanted to help people,” his wife said.
Two levies saw support of less than 45% of voters in February. Now, with proposed taxes decreased, the district is asking again.
Gov. Jay Inslee signed a law creating the new system. Families of the missing and murdered say it’s a start.
Anna Lomachenko: “I think that I have to show the world not only the war, but also the good things” about her home country.
“In the past, women pretty much ran the tribe. We’re just now coming back into what we’ve always been historically.”
Zachary Robbins is a high school principal in Las Vegas. He will take over a district mired in challenges.
Under the 2022 version, tribes have more authority to prosecute non-natives on tribal land.
Heather Thomas, the public and government affairs manager for the Snohomish Health District, will start Monday.
Police found the girl’s social-media post about raccoon hunting was not a thinly veiled threat, but it was in “poor taste.”
The city attorney said condemnation is a “necessary step.” Only nine of 57 property owners signed easement agreements.
A once-redacted report shows Eric Durpos admitted to violating policy. He also accused an employee of a false police report.
Some Snohomish County parents have objected to supportive groups for LGBTQ youth. For the kids, the clubs can be lifesavers.
The new City Council held five meetings, then adopted five of 30 proposed budget changes.
Superintendent Ken Collins said Lake Stevens police are helping to investigate “the origins and intentions” of a social media post.
After the announcement was leaked, Mayor Linda Redmon said she’s ‘revamping our internal functioning.’
Zachary Robbins, the principal of Cheyenne High School in Las Vegas, could be the next leader. But first, negotiations.
Bill Brayer, who lived with Multiple Sclerosis, founded the Edmonds nonprofit MS Helping Hands Donor Closet. He died at 88.
