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Lake Stevens bans Facebook comments, citing ‘fake city profiles’
The city pointed to an increase in spam and a lack of staff to monitor it. Residents say…
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Citrine Health helps women navigate life’s obstacle course
It’s hard to know where to turn for help. The Everett nonprofit helps women find support, aid and…
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On Tulalip Reservation, gas prices fall below $3
The tribes’ two gas stations switched to a Yakama Nation-owned distributor. The result? Cheaper gas, bustling pumps.
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Sauk-Suiattle Tribe alleges state unfairly charges online sales tax
Tribal members on the reservation are charged state taxes despite a federal exemption. The tribe says it’s a…
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Everett library, fire department will have social workers on call
Many 911 calls don’t require police or fire responses. City leaders want to ensure frequent callers get the…
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The wait is over as Costco opens in Lake Stevens
The new store, in the works since 2018, opened Friday. Some came for the specials, others had a…
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Snow and wind knock out power for thousands in Snohomish County
The bulk of the over 28,000 reported outages were in the Edmonds, Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace area.
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Snow arrives earlier than expected in Everett. May stay longer too.
It’s not just snow to worry about. Wind, winter weather advisories are in effect through Wednesday afternoon for…
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On site once planned for city hall, Lake Stevens OK’s commercial rezone
The city hopes the Chapel Hill property will be developed to will bring jobs. Locals say they’d be…
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Swimming for good: Everett YMCA’s lifeguard class uplifts at-risk kids
Teens learn water safety and leadership skills during the course. The training chips away at a history of…
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For beavers, tall dams don’t always make good neighbors
Naval Station Everett and the Tulalip Tribes teamed up to remove a family of beavers. Now, they’re restoring…
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Everett nonprofit distributes portable winter shelters to homeless
Angel Resource Connection gave away 160 Shelterbags, an all-in-one sleeping bag and shelter, on Wednesday.
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Work begins to stabilize Bolt Creek burn scar for winter weather
A U.S. Forest Service report released last week identified several high-risk areas for landslides and flooding.
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‘Simple, but not easy’: New mental health center opens in Marysville
Reboot Recovery, a faith-based nonprofit, offers peer-led courses on overcoming trauma. City leaders say the need has never…
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Mill Creek WWII veteran Russ Hupe stays on the front lines
Hupe, 101, was grand marshal in the city’s Veterans Day parade. It’s just the latest story in a…
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After months of heat issues, Everett library branch closes for repairs
With the HVAC on the fritz, Evergreen branch staff were given space heaters. Management says supply chain issues…
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Store managers in Everett plead for help with crime, public safety
Two Fred Meyer stores report theft, drug use and threats, despite increased security and presence from Everett police.
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Storytime for all: Sno-Isle Libraries get $100k to expand outreach
A grant from the Gates Foundation will help the system better serve patrons with new programs and updated…
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Riding the atmospheric river: Heavy rain, wind return for repeat visit
Flash flood watch in effect for region. Cantankerous weather could pose risk for Bolt Creek fire burn scar.
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‘We’ve seen this coming’: Sky Valley plans for next Bolt Creek-scale fire
U.S. 2 has long needed improvements, but the “unprecedented” blaze lit a fire under policymakers, so to speak.