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Fire officials want to outlaw personal fireworks on the outskirts of Everett, Lynnwood and Edmonds.
The move came after nearly two hours of public testimony over jobs, clean-up, security and the Navy.
A court agreement requires the Port of Everett and the Navy to make up for past pollution.
Two companies promise to bring Seattle maritime business, but the Port of Everett has other ideas.
Scientists suspect a combination of drought and fungus is killing patches of the iconic evergreen.
County, city and tribal leaders hope to identify policy and regulatory changes by year’s end.
No political candidates filed for a half-dozen positions in Snohomish County. Others have withdrawn.
A faucet was left on for a weekend, damaging floors in the recently restored county building.
Meanwhile, a former mayor criticized a Port of Everett plan to condemn the vacant land for its own use.
Prosecutor wrestles with policy to avoid simple possession cases, but lacks staff to pursue them.
Lots of hopefuls jumped in, especially when the current office holder was on the way out.
The agency wants to expand maritime freight and ship maintenance, but it isn’t the only interested party.
And controversial aerospace exec Peter Zieve is eyeing a different Mukilteo council seat.
After the Senior Center breaks ground on a new building, the city could complete a beach walkway.
Candidates are lining up for 188 local races. Watch for turnover among mayors and county officials.
She suffered pelvic fractures in December. Wildlife officers released her in the Cascades this week.
The Historic Flight Foundation’s John Sessions is flying again after a serious crash last summer.
A man sought $500,000, saying Snohomish County failed to provide him budget and property records.
Piles of fill dirt east of I-5 north of Everett are for a dike that will enable new estuary habitat.
Boyd Norton earned respect for his woodland wisdom and put up with a few gnome jokes along the way.
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