The Sustainable Community Stewards program will teach participants at Willis D. Tucker Community Park. The course starts Sept. 11.
After receiving $14 million from the state, the utility plans to grant $200 credits to about 70,000 customers.
Contractors will replace a 100-year-old reservoir east of Evergreen Way with two smaller ones.
The 4-foot lizard went missing Friday evening. Searchers located him in a barn, 1 mile away from his home.
This summer, a committee spearheaded efforts to grant legal rights to the river. Leaders gathered 1,300 signatures.
Anybody who spots the docile lizard, last seen near Granite Falls, is asked to notify 911, so Tazz can be reunited with owner.
City officials expect the $14 million project to clean 110 million gallons of water every year, reducing harm to wildlife.
Last month, the state banned foam clamshells and trays. Litter wranglers said they still find other illegal items on roads.
Nielsen Brothers plans to cut 54 acres of timber directly behind the community of 83 homes. Locals said they were never consulted.
This summer, the crew of three will survey 40 sites for the State of Our Waters program. It’s science in locals’ backyards.
Salmon restoration, ferry electrification and other green projects in Snohomish County could lose funding in November, if Initiative 2117 passes.
For people with disabilities, tree roots and other obstacles can curb access to the outdoors. But some trails are wheelchair-friendly.
For people with disabilities, tree roots and other obstacles can curb access to the outdoors. But some trails are wheelchair-friendly.
Last year, 118 Whidbey Island homes installed energy-efficient heat pumps. A new campaign aims to make the case for induction stoves now, too.
The nonprofit aims to transform into an “accessible model of sustainability,” with solar panels, electric vehicles and more.
Tracking an apex predator is tricky. GPS collars play a central role in a controversial plan to repopulate grizzlies in Washington’s wilderness.
In a town hall Friday, students from Maplewood Parent Co-op will make pitches for the soon-to-be rebuilt College Place schools.
Locals would like to see more accessible ways to recycle and improved labeling. Waste collectors said customers can call for assistance.
Snohomish County closed the park last July to update the boat launch and parking lot. The fishing pier is to remain closed this summer.
Kenn Carpenter summited over 650 peaks in the Pacific Northwest. His legacy has helped many “reach the summit in their own lives,” his wife said.
