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The Teen Storyteller’s Project gives teens the chance to work together and create short films, tuition-free.
Kelly Haller, Cristina Teodoru and Chelsea Rudd started Edmonds Activated in April after learning about a proposal to sell a local park.
Everet police used license plate reader technology to identify the suspect, who was booked for first-degree robbery.
Anna Marie Laurence will fill the seat left vacant after Caroline Mason resigned on March 11.
Authorities say the man fled after the shooting and was later arrested in Shoreline. Both he and the Lynnwood resident were hospitalized.
A third party accessed data from a debt collection agency that held records from a Providence Swedish hospital in Edmonds.
The bridge is now expected to open in early 2026. Demolition of the old bridge began Monday.
Much like last year, advocates saw their agenda falter in the latest session.
Nearly 60 firefighters from multiple agencies responded to the blaze.
FEBRUARY 2020 A woman reports a sexual assault by Sayre. Her sexual… Continue reading
A woman gave her account of an alleged sexual assault in 2017. The trial is expected to last through May 16.
The boy has been transported to Denney Juvenile Justice Center. The school was placed in a modified after-school lockdown Monday.
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