Many businesses in downtown Everett were without power Friday morning after a semi-truck hit a utility pole just after 10 a.m.
The crash occurred in the 2900 block between Hewitt Avenue and Wall Street, said Neil Neroutsos, spokesman for the Snohomish County PUD.
About 900 customers were affected. Workers had power restored about 30 minutes later.
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The president-elect has vowed to ramp up deportations and limit legal immigration.
Over 170 trees fell in last month’s storm. The park near Gold Bar is closed until further notice.
Neepaporn “A” Boungjaktha joined the county in 2022. Her last day will be Jan. 2.
This month, the two branches scaled back their hours in light of budget cuts stemming from a city deficit.
The money for HVAC improvements will allow facilities to better serve as temporary shelters for weather-related events.
You can dispose of your tree and holiday packaging Jan. 4.
The city is having “exploratory” meetings with the Snohomish and King County sheriff’s offices.
The board hopes to decide on which schools to close by the end of the month.
As of 10:20 a.m. Tuesday, authorities had no known suspects in the shooting on 156th Street SW.
The more than $450 million combined budget adds 116,000 service hours and earmarks money for zero-emission buses.
The hiker was airlifted after plummeting into the lake Sunday night, officials said.
The aerospace giant laid off over 2,000 workers in Washington last month.
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