The public is invited to attend this year’s remembrance ceremony at the site of the slide that killed 43 people in 2014.
Cheryl Harris’ influence reverberated in several local symphony orchestras. She died in February at age 73.
Locally, the opening of a Chick-fil-A has created “significant traffic impacts” in the past.
Edmonds will vote on a new plan to do its part slowing climate change by 2050. It comes after more than a year of development.
Mike Nelson is seeking a second term. Mike Rosen has the backing of five former mayors. Council member Diane Buckshnis filed to run, too.
Appointed by President Biden, Kendee Yamaguchi will work in the U.S. Department of Commerce, overseeing trade professionals.
The new budget system will begin in 2025 and occur outside of election years. Council member says it’s a positive step.
“This building holds a lot of memories for multiple generations,” but county officials say it’s time to move forward.
Most Snohomish County property taxes are up after last year’s hike in assessed values — but not all. One city is down 25%.
Lynnwood Council alleges Binda used a video made in City Hall to promote himself, speeches from which he’s netted nearly $15K
“For Ukraine: Art of Freedom” at the Schack Center aims to remind Americans of the war and raise money for maternity hospitals.
Representatives from 18 different EU countries made a stop in Snohomish during their US tour.
Rep. April Berg and Sen. John Lovick chatted about Tyre Nichols and education at an event kicking off Black History Month.
Temporary home manufacturer Pallet hires locals who have “experienced homelessness, substance abuse or the justice system.”
For weeks, protesters have objected to the center opening near Little League fields and a Boys and Girls Club.
Volunteers set out into the rain Tuesday to count all the people facing homelessness in central Everett.
“To me, this is very clear,” council member Patrick Decker said Monday, reciting municipal code.
