EVENTS Women’s Connection: The Mill Creek Christian Women’s Connection is hosting an 11:45 a.m. luncheon Nov. 11 at Shawn O’Donnell’s Restaurant, 122 128th St. SE,… Continue reading
Stan Jones funeral Funeral services for longtime Tulalip tribal leader Stan Jones are scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Monday and continue at 10 a.m. Tuesday inside… Continue reading
The jury couldn’t decide whether Jerry Wood raped the woman he later plotted to have killed.
The wholesaler has applied for a development agreement. The council meeting is set for Nov. 26.
Volunteer monitors have become the “eyes and ears” of 31 lakes, tracking changes in the waterways.
Superior Court judge is among a dozen applicants looking to fill a state Supreme Court vacancy.
Meanwhile, the race for county treasurer tightened and the Arlington mayor’s lead increased.
Blake Fitzgerald shares his extensive beer knowledge at Josh’s Taps and Caps in Snohomish.
Terry Thoren, former “Rugrats” producer, brings technology to classrooms.
Community Transit CEO: “There is an inefficiency in operating to two systems.”
EVENTS Bazaar of the bizarre Oddmall: Emporium of the Weird, a holiday show with crafters, artists, authors, entertainers and free photos with Santa and Krampus,… Continue reading
Reversing a 2-gram threshold for felony drug prosecutions is a priority in an amended spending plan.
Police were able to identify a suspect after two heists across the street from each other.
The remodeled space includes more meeting rooms, a laptop bar and additional parking spaces.
Hunted to near-extinction for their expensive furs, wildlife experts are confident they’re here to stay.
Officials say turnout could reach 41 percent. They still have close to half the ballots to tally.
A conservative electorate, a tug of war in Mukilteo and other takeaways from Election Night
EVENTS Everett Recovery Cafe fundraiser Grab a bite to eat and enjoy some music at the Everett Recovery Cafe’s annual fundraiser, “Love in the Soup”… Continue reading
Initiative 976 is passing statewide, buoyed by nearly 62 percent support in Snohomish County
Ty Trenary wants to stay with the sheriff’s office. Sgt. Adam Fortney will take over Jan. 1.
