The Everett suspect was acquitted in a 1991 traffic-related confrontation that paralyzed another man.
The collision shut down a stretch of Marine Drive NE near the intersection of 27th Avenue NE.
Treetops and roots will be scattered to create micro habitats; the buffer along 529 will disappear.
There’s sand, trails and wildlife, daily guided nature walks and classes on Everett’s 2-mile isle.
Kodi Anderson accepted the consequences for his role in an incident that left Raul Cuadros, 19, dead.
EVENTS Give a hoot Learn to hoot for barred owls, test hooting skills and watch the movie “Hoot” at 7 p.m. July 25 at Northwest… Continue reading
Jeffery Mann found a way to predict barcode numbers, and took more than $700,000 from customers.
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A statewide survey also assessed earthquake risk at schools in Darrington and on Whidbey Island.
It received General Excellence honors from Society of Professional Journalists regional chapter.
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The course, which has been closed since October, has watched revenue decline since 1994.
The baked good is a key piece of evidence against a man charged with unlawful possession of a gun.
Gary Colver learned about health careers at Na-ha-shnee for Native American students.
Rules of the road for parking oversized vehicles on city and county roads.
Downtown Everett road will have trees lining the median and sidewalks, but fewer lanes for drivers.
Community Transit gifts youth program a van Volunteers of America Western Washington’s Youth Program, the Sky Valley Youth Coalition, was granted a 15-passenger van through… Continue reading
HEADS UP Pianos on Main Street back for the summer Three pianos hit the streets of Mill Creek this week. They were donated by Mill… Continue reading
The building along U.S. 2 has been condemned for years.
John Postema, 78, the owner of Flower World, reportedly has had disputes with his son in the past.
This is the fifth year incoming Everett school administrators have learned the ropes on a yellow bus.
Phillip O’Connor, a Midwest transplant, has covered many beats and brings 34 years of newsroom know-how.
