A jury in May found David Hoar guilty of murder. He claimed the woman was injured in a fall.
Lots of visitors is mostly a good thing for the economy — but not at the expense of quality of life.
… toothpaste is likely not the answer. But we know this repair guy who makes house calls …
Dakota Brown hones his welding skills at Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center. Next up is EvCC.
He hopes to land an apprenticeship or internship in the culinary field, or work in catering.
Students in the University of Washington’s Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering can nominate Inspirational Teachers. This year’s nominees included Nathan Binz… Continue reading
College Place Elementary School was awarded a $2,000 Whole Kids Foundation Garden Grant to begin building a garden and outdoor learning space this spring. In… Continue reading
The Washington Aerospace Scholars program provides opportunities for high school students to explore STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) topics with the Museum of Flight… Continue reading
There’s a backup plan, but not a backup boat. It’s already in service.
Edmonds Community College student chef Irma Jimenez won the first Experienced Professionals/Pupils in Culinary (EPPIC) competition in mid-April. She took home a Microsoft Surface tablet,… Continue reading
The Edmonds Community College Foundation’s annual gala was held May 5 and exceeded its goal by $10,000, raising $340,000 in all for scholarships, emergency funding… Continue reading
Artists Mike O’Day and Julie Perrine delivered a finished clay mural project to Edmonds Elementary School on April 26. Partially funded by an Edmonds Arts… Continue reading
The Rotary Club of Lynnwood awarded $63,000 in Martha Lake Community Club Scholarships to 15 students at a May 10 awards ceremony. The $4,500 scholarship… Continue reading
The project aims to improve traffic flow as well as make travel safer for cyclists.
It’s part of a statewide effort to boost tourism in rural areas and expand recreation.
Jonalyn Woolf-Ivory spent the past 16 years overseeing major growth and expansion.
Matrimony across the pond is making a ripple around the Puget Sound region.
Ahead of this weekend’s big wedding, she remembers her time among royalty.
County planners have asked hearing examiner Peter Camp to deny the builder, saying time’s expired.
Taming Bigfoot Edmonds, a friendly community competition to reduce the city’s collective carbon footprint, wrapped up with an awards celebration on April 23. About 80… Continue reading
