On Tuesday, council members and the mayor were dismayed by comments from a student representative.
Health officer says surge in Snohomish County cases is fueled by small gatherings of 10 to 15 people
The Edmonds resident, 70, could face hate crime charges for painting over a teen’s art at Civic Park.
COVID-19 cancellations pushed the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce to ask for $100,000 to stay open.
Nearly 10,000 businesses in Snohomish County receive funds from Paycheck Protection Program
Students, split into two groups, will attend in-person class twice a week, with the rest online.
Snohomish County’s Medical Reserve Corps provides a chance to help during the pandemic.
Such a decision would require a significant, sustained spike in hospitalizations and deaths, he says.
Negative tides, which make it very difficult to launch and dock, are expected this week in Everett.
The latest weekly tally shows the highest COVID-19 case jump since late April. Wear a mask, leaders say.
Eligible residents must live in the Fryelands area and be registered to vote in the district.
Money is being earmarked for individuals and small businesses.
COVID cases jumped this week. Officials are pleading with people to wear masks.
All district high schools, except Lynnwood High, won’t have on-campus officers when students return.
Each site will offer tests for one day this week. Tests will continue at McCollum Park in Everett.
The state agency says it has a plan to resolve claims, starting with those who’ve waited the longest.
Eligible residents must make less than 60% of the county median income. Aid could be ready by early July.
One employee tested positive and another has mild symptoms. All are getting tested, district says.
The USS John Paul Jones will leave Pearl Harbor for Everett in June 2021, the Navy announced.
Scott James joined the city in 2014. He’s the third department director to leave in the past year.
