The 32nd District representative, first elected in 1998, has been a champion of children and education.
They wanted to do something a little different. Deadline for entry is Friday.
Reading led local fire departments through emergencies, conflicts and mergers.
The winner brimmed with fish and shellfish; other top entries had Asian and Creole flavors.
The college’s board of trustees offered the job to Amit Singh late last week.
People have a chance to weigh in on the proposals at an April 5 hearing before the agency’s board.
Serenity Healy, 14, served as a page in the Washington State Senate during the week of Jan. 22. She was sponsored by Sen. Maralyn Chase,… Continue reading
About $1.3 million of the funds would go toward upgrades at Camp Killoqua near Stanwood.
The delayed Science Engineering and Technology facility could open in early 2020.
An investigation found he has used offensive language and made the agency’s staff feel threatened.
The general manager believes that light rail will bring more people who still love their cars.
Edmonds restaurant has bite-sized portions of food packed with flavor and gusto.
This year’s event, set for March 1-3, will feature 68 choirs and several noted jazz artists.
Derrick Elijah “Wiz” Crawford, 22, evaded police for about 10 days and was found hiding in Everett.
The All-Washington Academic Team program recognizes and honors the state’s finest community and technical college students. A ceremony is planned for March 22 in Olympia.… Continue reading
Campbell Auto Group in Edmonds donated a 2016 Nissan Rogue to PAWS of Lynnwood. The car is outfitted with the nonprofit’s orange color and images… Continue reading
Its “religiously liberal” members are open to differing creeds and doctrines.
More than 135,000 ballots were cast, a turnout of about 31 percent.
The slick conditions made for some snarled commutes Thursday, and could do the same later.
The faces of more than 45 local celebrities and ordinary citizens are on exhibit at Cole Gallery.
