More than 250 people, from families to day camp group members, took part in Edmonds’ annual Sand Sculpting Contest at Marina Beach on Tuesday. Participants signed up in three categories: Children, Adult/Family and Day Camp/Daycare/Large Group. The top two in each category won a beach bucket filled with saltwater taffy. Honorable mention winners received bags of saltwater taffy.
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Eight projects within Snohomish County received money to improve salmon habitat restoration.
Fewer residents are struggling than last year, but fewer are flourishing as well.
Parents at Lockwood Elementary spent 10 years seeking a crosswalk safety upgrade. Snohomish County employees finally installed it last week.
Raising equity likely won’t happen for at least a month as Boeing wants a firm grasp of the toll from the ongoing strike.
The Zip Shuttle will soon serve Arlington, Lake Stevens and Darrington.
Plaintiffs alleged the business, WaterStation Technology, fraudulently raised $130 million from investors.
The district’s new program includes a new 12-week lesson plan and increased supervision.
The popular trail off the Mountain Loop Highway was initially set to reopen next week after three months of maintenance.
On Thursday, a jury found Christian Sayre, 38, guilty of six felonies. He faces three more trials.
Friday’s rain will leave its mark thanks to a convergence zone arriving south of Everett. The sun returns in time for the weekend.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal criticized the Justice Department on Thursday for not doing enough.
All-electric passenger planes are still experimental, but airports are eager to install charging infrastructure.
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