The high school’s production of “Eurydice” was selected from more than 30 shows for the International Thespian Festival.
Robert Leutwyler, a program manager at Amazon and US Army veteran, is set to be sworn in Monday.
Mayor Mike Rosen said the city did not misuse public funds by hiring a public affairs firm for the upcoming RFA ballot measure.
The complex will replace the district’s Arlington and Stanwood offices and serve the northern part of Snohomish County.
After two failed appointments and seven candidates withdrawing, the council will meet Wednesday to appoint a new member.
The council deliberated implementing background checks for the remaining candidates, but postponed a final decision to Monday.
The council discussed how to move forward in filling its vacancy after Jessica Roberts withdrew Thursday.
Jason Allen, who has worked at the district since 1999, will replace outgoing Fire Chief Levon Yengoyan.
The idea for the Lynnwood crisis center began in 2021 after a 47-year-old died by suicide while in custody at Lynnwood Municipal Jail.
The City Council unanimously confirmed Jared Bond’s nomination Monday. He served as deputy director for four years.
Update
The council chose Jessica Roberts to fill the vacant seat Monday. The next day, the city called a Thursday meeting to consider reversing the decision.
DeMiero founded the music department at Edmonds College and was a trailblazer for jazz choirs nationwide.
Some allege the city is using public funds to promote annexation. Edmonds officials say they are working within the law.
Christine Frizzell’s priorities include public safety, infrastructure improvements and expanding housing options.
Gov. Bob Ferguson proposed state employees take one furlough day a month for two years to address the budget shortfall.
Washington State Patrol briefly closed the highway for the accident investigation.
Tug Buse’s main theory traces back to a Puget Sound expedition that predated Lewis and Clark.
The fare will remain at $6 for adult riders and $2 for ORCA LIFT and Regional Reduced Fare Permit cardholders.
The change ensures compliance with updated federal Title IX regulations, district staff said.
George Hurst has served on the City Council since 2019. His priorities include reducing taxes and stopping “brain drain.”
