Missing hands. (Sue Misao / The Herald)
Sometimes the only sign anyone was there is a lone carrot in the yard.
These former snowpeople, residents of Rucker and Hoyt avenues in Everett, were photographed in their waning throes of existence on Feb. 17, 2019.
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On Thursday, the president expressed support for the firefighters, saying he was “concerned” Boeing had locked them out over the weekend.
Everett Police Chief John DeRousse said it was unclear when the video with 1.5 million views was taken, saying it could be “years old.”
Mill Creek, for one. As interest rates remain high and supplies are low, buyers could have trouble in today’s housing market.
Snohomish farmers and neighbors worry the project will be disruptive and worsen flooding. Ownership advised people to “read the science.”
An attack on road workers preceded a report of shots fired Thursday, snarling freeway traffic in the region for hours.
A Snohomish resident lost a battle in court this week protesting what he believes is a misleading measure from the Port of Everett.
The firefighters and the planemaker held limited negotiations this week: They plan to meet again Monday, but a lockout continues.
Don’t miss the pupusas, pit-roasted lamb tacos, elotes and even produce for your next meal.
Reed Macdonald will take the helm at a pivotal time for the company that builds electric motors for airplanes.
From folk to psychedelic pop to hip-hop, here’s a quick guide to artists you might want to check out in downtown Everett.
“I’m happy to have representation of my culture here at AMHS being one out of 15 Native American students,” said Amaya Hernandez.
From Allen Stone to a local musician showcase at Zamarama Gallery, get ready for it to get loud downtown.
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