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United Way and country music legend Dolly Parton bring free books to SnoCo kids
United Way partnered with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to offer one free book per month to every child…
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State Sen. McCoy, who represented Tulalip and tribal causes, dies
John McCoy, 79, served in the state House and Senate for a combined 17 years, fighting for tribal,…
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Everett leaders cite jaw-dropping stats on fentanyl crisis
Sen. Maria Cantwell gathered those affected by the opioid crisis Monday to push for a unified response to…
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‘We’ve at least come a little ways’: Snohomish to host first Pride event
A 10 a.m. parade on First Street will be followed by a pop-up market with 60 vendors, a…
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County Council OK’s Stanwood behavioral health center
After an unsuccessful appeal to block it, the Tulalip Tribes are now on the cusp of building the…
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2 candidates emerge to face Somers for Snohomish County executive
At the last minute, Republican Bob Hagglund and Democrat Christopher Garnett registered to run against the two-term incumbent.
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With predecessor forced out, Alderwood water district hires new manager
Dick McKinley was put on paid administrative leave due to a string of workplace complaints. The district replaced…
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County releases new 2-part, ‘holistic’ plan for opioid, fentanyl crisis
Executive Dave Somers announced a $1.4 million spending plan for the initial steps of the plan — with…
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On front lines of fentanyl crisis, Somers mourns brother’s overdose
Addiction has long-ravaged Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers’ family. His brother Alan Paulsen got sober. Then came fentanyl.
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Islamic group wins permit battle south of Snohomish
Over neighbors’ objections, the Husaynia Islamic Society got approval to operate a place of worship at the site…
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Lynnwood council member Binda admits to violating ethics rules
The council member used his public email and the council chambers for a speaking tour that netted him…
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Master carver, students chip away at Archbishop Murphy healing pole
James Madison, a Tulalip and Tlingit tribal member, is leading the project, with a goal of unveiling the…
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‘We can’t let hate scare us’: Edmonds vigil pushes back at hateful flyers
Hundreds of cars were covered in “graphic” pamphlets with hateful messages toward LGBTQ people. The FBI was investigating.
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Sauk-Suiattle disenrollment saga threatens dozens in 314-member tribe
For the third time in 20 years, an entire family’s tribal status is being questioned. But those close…
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Investigator proposes Binda admit to violating city ethics code
Attorney Noel Treat recommended City Council member Josh Binda should acknowledge using public resources for personal gain.
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Local photographer Matika Wilbur releases book ‘Project 562’
The Tulalip and Swinomish tribal member set out to document Native Americans from 562 federally recognized tribes.
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Binda criticism mounts over unapproved trip, shirtless photo, ‘excuses’
Lynnwood’s youngest council member went to a national conference despite being told not to — in the midst…
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Lynnwood council bans new drug treatment centers for 6 months
Months after being “blindsided” by an opioid treatment center near a Boys and Girls Club, the council approved…
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Paine Field, housing crunch are hot-button issues at annual update
The Snohomish County Economic Alliance’s meeting brought local leaders together to discuss the county’s rapid growth and renewal.
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Hope Church shelter plan stokes heated debate from dozens of neighbors
The county is considering buying the church at 4502 Rucker Ave. for a new homeless shelter in Everett.…