Close to home, an African-American DJ was attacked and a Monroe man wrote online about killing Jews.
EVENTS Raptors at the library Sarvey Wildlife Center brings its raptor presentation to the Snohomish Library at 10 a.m. Tuesday. See real birds of prey… Continue reading
The Marysville Council of Knights of Columbus purchased 170 new warm coats and distributed them to needy children in the Marysville, Tulalip and Lakewood communities.… Continue reading
Money would go toward restoring salmon habitat, storm-water cleanup and quieting vessel traffic.
Jay Inslee’s budget office estimates about 42,000 households in Washington would be affected.
This much, at least, is true: He borrowed $1.5 million to buy an Everett property and open a marijuana shop.
A police dog tracked a path north of the college, but no suspect was found.
“The Small Business Revolution – Main Street” with home improvement guru Ty Pennington is on Hulu.
The American Red Cross in Snohomish County has an annual breakfast to support programs helping people.
In an annual rite, lawmakers are already putting bills in the hopper they want to debate next year.
“They’re double dipping the taxpayer,” says a parks commissioner.
Their rescue of twin girls in an Everett apartment fire earns pair an award from American Red Cross.
Edmonds Community College Baking and Pastry Arts students recently baked and decorated 480 cookies to donate to CookieFest 2018, a festive pop-up cookie sale to… Continue reading
BECU recently announced its 2018 People Helping People Awards, recognizing area nonprofits and credit union members who serve their local communities. Local Community Benefit Winners… Continue reading
EVENTS Learn about apprenticeship An Entry to Apprenticeship workshop is set for 6 p.m. Monday at the Everett Public Library, 2702 Hoyt Ave. Learn about… Continue reading
In Uniform
The Mill Creek Youth Advisory Board held two collection drives this fall to support members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. The teens… Continue reading
Isabella Tolen, a student at North Lake Middle School, won the Lake Stevens Lions Club Peace Poster contest, and also went on to win the… Continue reading
A grassroots campaign seeks to name part of the road the Oso Memorial Highway.
Multiple witnesses called 911 after hearing gunshots and seeing a mobile home on fire.
Frontrunners for the 89-acre park honor kokanee, while others pay tribute to the area’s past and future.
