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Granite Falls celebrates new $34 million wastewater plant
The city held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday and allowed the public to tour the new facility.
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The farmers market in Lake Stevens has a new manager
The Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce will take over after the previous director resigned in January.
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Snohomish residents turn out to City Council meeting to speak on city’s Pride parade
The comment section of the Tuesday meeting lasted over an hour as people spoke for and against the…
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SnoCo program helps seniors obtain free fresh produce
The program is accepting applications from low-income seniors for an $80 farmers market benefit card.
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Lake Stevens district pays $2M sexual harassment settlement
Kaynn Taber, now 19, accused the district of failing to protect her against former math teacher Mark Hein.
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Text poll suggests veto of Snohomish Pride parade
Mayor Aaron Hoffman denied any link to the batch messages, stating standards are more important than politics.
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Snohomish PUD earns safety award for 2nd year in a row
The district received the award for its high number of incident-free records and its overall safety programs.
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Former Lake Stevens council member to run for 39th District seat
Steve Ewing announced his decision Tuesday to run for the seat vacated by Sultan lawmaker Carolyn Eslick.
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Getchell freshman brings Rubik’s speedcubing to Marysville
Marlo Petrola created the event to bring the competitive puzzle-solving community to the area.
Elections
‘Had to be my last year’: Sultan lawmaker will not seek reelection
Republican Carolyn Eslick hopes to devote more time to work that supports families and improves behavioral health services.
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New bike track to be built in Arlington
Construction of the 14,000-square-foot track will begin in June, thanks to the Rotary Club’s fundraising efforts.
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193 acres of Stanwood farmland to be protected from development
A conservation non-profit worked with the land owner to keep the land farmable for generations to come.
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WSU Snohomish to train 2026 Waste Warriors
A course starting in May will teach community stewards how to recycle properly and reduce waste.
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Brett Gailey to stay on Charter Review Commission
The resigning Lake Stevens mayor will remain a commissioner as long as he still has a Snohomish County…
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County program brings new tech to flood-impacted farmers
The Snohomish County Agriculture Office partnered with a Korean startup to utilize a new specialty greenhouse film.
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Protesters to call for ‘No Kings’ in Everett on Saturday
The rally on the Snohomish County campus will just be one of thousands across the nation against authoritarianism.
Arts & Entertainment
GeekFest to be held in Lynnwood this year
After two years in Everett, the gaming convention moves to a new home starting in July.
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Lake Stevens Mayor Brett Gailey announces resignation
Gailey, who made the announcement at the end of Tuesday’s meeting, said he is leaving for family reasons.…
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$25K matching pledge helps March Against Hunger
Volunteers of America received the promised donation from the EverTrust Foundation as part of the month-long campaign.
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The Marysville YMCA mock trial team wins 2nd place
For the first time in program history, the team of high school students went to the state finals…