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Snohomish County Council awards $23M for affordable, mental health housing
Six projects in Everett, Lynnwood and Arlington received grants on Wednesday from the Housing and Behavioral Health Capital…
Life
Comedian Tammy Pescatelli talks travel, toddlers with harmonicas, and ‘finding the funny’
Pescatelli, of NBC’s Last Comic Standing fame, is bringing her signature sarcasm to the Tulalip Resort Casino later…
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FEMA approves $21 million flood mitigation funding for Washington and Oregon
Snohomish County will receive nearly $300,000 to support a risk study of flood infrastructure to prevent future impacts.
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Snohomish City Council authorizes Pride parade contract
Before the vote, the public spoke for nearly 90 minutes. Mayor Aaron Hoffman will sign the contract once…
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Snohomish County seeks applicants for tourism advisory boards
The Tourism Promotion Area Board has four vacant positions and the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee has one.
Business
Snohomish Historical Society receives $77K grant
The money will help improve two historical city buildings, including the 1878 Blackman House Museum.
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Monroe School District looks ahead after close levy vote
The capital levy would raise less than the bond but fund necessary facility maintenance and support a school…
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$9M in lottery winnings expiring statewide
A Tulalip winner’s prize of $115K is expiring in July and a $10K prize can be claimed by…
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Lake Stevens accepting applications for new mayor
The City Council will review applications submitted before May 8, with interviews taking place in May and June.
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Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue votes to put levy lift on ballot
The district is asking residents to restore a property tax back to 5o cents from 26 cents per…
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‘Two years of hell’: Mom, former Lake Stevens student speak out after settlement
Kalynn Taber, now 19, recounted a former Lake Stevens teacher’s alleged attempt to groom her, and her family’s…
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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.
Business
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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‘Someone who was available’ — Brett Gailey reflects on his time as mayor
The former Lake Stevens leader’s resignation became official on Monday. He is in the process of moving to…
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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.