Wayne Kruse stands with fishing trophies at his home on Lake Cavanaugh on March 6 in Mount Vernon. Kruse, who has been writing outdoors stories for The Everett Herald since 1976, is retiring. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)
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Housing, waterfront and public safety top the list of concerns for candidates.
Some workers sought an injunction against Gov. Inslee’s mandate. That effort fell flat Monday, the deadline to get vaccinated.
Here’s a guide to what voters should know about the advisory ballot measure. What does it actually do?
Meanwhile, at King County Metro, a similar mandate has significantly boosted vaccination rates.
The suspect, 47, of Seattle, was booked into the Snohomish County Jail for investigation of first-degree assault.
The worker and his boss, Public Works Director Eric Durpos, were put on leave for an incident at a grievance meeting.
One candidate is concerned about “Critical Race Theory.” Others see more pressing issues.
Dakotah Allett, 27, crashed into two vehicles on the side of I-5, leaving one woman dead, the new charges say.
Ten troopers north of Seattle, 54 Monroe prison workers and hundreds more across the state refused the governor’s mandate.
