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The health department sent out a public alert for diners at two Taco Bells on May 22 or 23.
“We’re very confident this will be not just a hit, but a smash hit,” says co-owner Allan Jones, who is in the fun industry.
An 11-month-old boy lost consciousness Tuesday afternoon. Later, the infant and a twin sibling both tested positive for fentanyl.
An attorney hired by the city found no misuse of public funds. Texts between the two last year, however, were not saved on their personal phones.
Simple travel advice: Unpack before you pack to make sure there’s not a gun in your carry-on.
AAA projects busy airports, ferries and roads over the holiday weekend this year, though still below pre-pandemic counts.
A drunken driver, 34, was arrested after her pickup rear-ended another truck late Tuesday, injuring a Snohomish man, 28.
Once built, dozens of families who are either homeless or in poverty will move in and receive social and work services.
After an unsuccessful appeal to block it, the Tulalip Tribes are now on the cusp of building the 32-bed center in farmland.
