The Port of Everett promised to paint two giant green cranes blue, then didn’t. The Bargreens took issue.
Owners of the Maltby Cafe feared closure, but a wave of business and donations has thwarted the end.
Those in Everett and Stanwood must apply by Monday. Monroe and other cities are giving more time.
The Dublin-based carrier will add to an existing Max purchase by taking 75 more 737-8s.
American Airlines is likely to be the first carrier to put passengers on Max jets, beginning Dec. 29.
The order would help repnlenish a backlog that’s been depleted since the start of the Covid-19 crisis.
In spite of the pandemic, the number of new businesses is up sharply compared to last year.
There are more customers, and some regulars are stocking up — just in case there’s a shortage.
The Colors of Hawaii gift store has relocated to Broadway. Yes, of course, they sell grass skirts.
It’s more important than ever to support area businesses, and it’s now easier to find them on the web.
Tired of storing holiday decorations, a Bothell couple launched a company that rents tree ornaments.
Cars, buses, trucks, motorcycles, bikes and even donkeys may be needed to get the drug to rural areas.
An Arlington woman’s “spiritual awakening via pee cloth” led to a popular product for outdoorsy women.
Port tenants and companies affected by COVID-19 health restrictions are encouraged to apply.
County officials have launched an online business directory to help shoppers find local food and wares.
Big and little changes are in the works along the north Everett shore, though they are easy to overlook.
A new moratorium halts the subdivision of land that has more than eight trees per 10,000 square feet.
Landslide hazard regulations drew scrutiny at a public meeting this week on BSRE’s longtime proposal.
Zunum alleges that Boeing, an investor, improperly used intellectual property and trade secrets.
The move comes after the FAA already cleared the Boeing 737 Max earlier this month.
