The contract allows Lake Stevens to move forward with improving parts of 91st Ave. that cross over Everett’s water transmission line.
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Three seats have contested races on the November ballot.
Some, however, raised concerns over center-running bus lanes, which would speed up both buses and cars along the corridor at the cost of on-street parking.
Elizabeth Bogen and Remus Fox-Bailey’s local push to honor career and technical education sparks a statewide change.
Greenleaf HOA residents claim the development wasn’t following stormwater code, leading to floods that covered residents’ yards with an inch of mud.
If the Supreme Court throws out Section 2 of the act, Republicans could gain up to 19 more seats.
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The Tigers come alive in second half for 29-13 win against Cedar Park Christian on Friday.
Two former Everett City Council members question descisions regarding the city’s financial stability.
A bid to end the federal Roadless Rule invites impacts to wildlife, recreation and more wildfires.
