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.
Josh Binda, 23, filmed a video in council chambers for his “Love Conquers All” tour, raising ethical questions. He maintains it was OK.
The seat sat vacant for years. Bothell Deputy Police Chief Susanna Johnson applied months before she announced her campaign.
Democrat Jared Mead and Republican Nate Nehring invited about 150 students to the county campus, to put a face to local government.
Dave Somers, a career fisheries biologist and forester, has held the county’s top elected position since 2016.
From a tribute event at Edmonds Waterfront Center to a MLK Jr. march in Everett, Dr. King’s legacy lives on.
A methadone opioid center set to open on Jan. 23, a few hundred feet away from Little League fields and a Boys and Girls Club.
The location prompted a dramatic public hearing Tuesday. But Wednesday, the council president said he believed it would go forward.
Nonprofit director Shannon Sessions won her past two races easily, but decided to step aside this time around.
Hundreds rallied for the 15th annual celebration, diving into the sea to ring in 2023.
Advocates gathered in Seattle to keep a light on the case of Mary Johnson-Davis, a Tulalip woman who vanished two years ago.
Meet Brett Nichols: high school custodian and second-generation Santa, who’s now hoping for a miracle of his own.
Residents said water damage issues began years ago. Mid-winter repairs forced them into hotels.
Rosen, a city planning board member, is backed by five former Edmonds mayors. It’s unclear if incumbent Mike Nelson will run again.
The wooden figure represents matriarchs who “can see the potential you have that you don’t know yet,” explained artist Ty Juvinel.
Council members have had 11 meetings on the nearly $550M spending plan. They’ll have two more before acting on it.
After six years, Jason Biermann has stepped aside but will stay in Snohomish County. Lucia Schmit will move in from Seattle.
