Snohomish County Council voted 4-1 on a new service charge, dividing the cost among 463 shoreline properties.
“The pilgrims made Thanksgiving. I know that because we read books.” Read on for more lessons from Snohomish students age 5 to 7.
Thirteen children were adopted during Friday’s celebration. “This is the happiest thing we do as judges,” said Judge Millie Judge.
The goal is to create more available space at child care facilities through construction and renovation projects.
The 9.4-acre plot is back off the market. Inflation and interest rates may have influenced the lower-than-desired bids.
Spending plan gets a boost from $80 million infusion of ARPA money. Additional funds earmarked for law enforcement, courts.
Most of the proposed budget is marked for law and justice. Adjustments are up for debate this week.
Lynnwood is home to the nation’s 2ooth Gold Star Family Memorial, featuring three unique items built into the foundation
Republican Brewer wants to cut government spending while Democrat Lovick hopes to fund education, reduce homelessness.
Candidates competing to represent the 44th District answered nine questions about their campaigns.
Snohomish County is home to 1,905 refugees from Ukraine. Refugee and Immigrant Services Northwest is helping them to build new lives.
After being unseated in 2018, Republican Mark Harmsworth is trying to reclaim a seat from Democratic incumbent Brandy Donaghy.
Carolyn Eslick, of Sultan, says public safety is No. 1 on her agenda. Her opponent Jessica Wadhams has a list of top priorities.
County Council member Nate Nehring argued residents at two new shelters should commit to treatment. The council voted no, 3-2.
The county’s Marine Resource Committee has now removed 175,000 pounds of toxic maritime eyesores since 2018.
Snohomish County is moving forward with a 65-acre park north of Woodinville, using settlement cash set aside in 2005.
The 181 pets were evacuated from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. They’ll now be adopted at shelters around Puget Sound.
$250,000 in federal funding could cut thousands of miles of travel for tuberculosis patients and rural residents.
“People used to believe homelessness was caused by bad choices.” Minds and policies are changing, Fred Safstrom said.
Carin Chase had by far the most supporters present Thursday, but it was Strom Peterson who won the council’s unanimous vote.
