It has been a stressful week for animals and their owners, who are looking forward to going home as the fire gets under control.
Air quality in Darrington was ranked the worst in the state Friday. Most of the region was in a red flag warning.
Gas prices have fallen steadily this summer, but diesel costs have started to climb again.
Walt Jackson built a motorcycle sidecar for his wife. It’s smooth sailing. “You can sip your coffee and enjoy your ride.”
Conditions were ripe for combustion, according to the National Weather Service.
There was no immediate threat to populated areas. Multiple trailheads and campgrounds have been closed for public safety.
The event at the Evergreen State Fair is open to ages 8 to 21. For some kids, it’s money for college.
The public is asked to report any other sightings. The grasshopper can grow nearly 3 inches long and has distinctive striped eyes.
Guests came out in 90-degree heat for animals, food, entertainment and rides. The heat should wane this weekend.
Organizers estimate crowds will be similar to pre-pandemic times. Old events are back and new ones will debut.
The sanctuary and adoption center near Arlington has plenty of “catios.” It started in Kathy Centala’s basement in 1988.
First-ever event highlights local growers’ bounty and contributions to local community
The long-awaited project will give pedestrians and cyclists a safe route to the North Kelsey Street shopping area.
A dozen farms will open to the public to share their lavender, sunflowers, blueberries, animals and more.
Nearly 40 murals were painted in Everett last weekend in a four-day event. One building owner didn’t like the finished product.
Dozens of artists are spray-painting Everett buildings and alleys in the four-day event. The public is welcome to watch.
Demand is higher at Snohomish County food banks than any point in the pandemic. An Everett food bank has limited its customers.
The emergency food distribution network began amid the pandemic. Demand was high — so high, the truck volume led them to move.
Former state Sen. Steve Hobbs, of Lake Stevens, faced seven challengers for the job he was appointed to last year.
The chamber is set to shut down at the end of the month due to financial challenges.
