The Elizabeth Ruth Wallace Living Trust awarded $200,000 to Page Ahead, a Seattle-based children’s literacy program. The money will help the nonprofit provide services to… Continue reading
The library district’s levy rate would rise to 47 cents per $1,000 in assessed property value.
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival was held Feb. 23-24 in Moscow, Idaho. Edmonds-Woodway High School’s Jazz Ensemble I finished the weekend as the High School… Continue reading
More than 6,400 patients faced unexpected charges, the state attorney general says.
With a convivial clientele and a bartender who’s always “on,” the tiny tavern is the place to be.
Snohomish County’s alternative high schools and reentry programs are identified as needing high levels of support.
Members vote to urge raising the gun-buying age and to reject arming teachers.
The Edmonds Diversity Commission donated children’s books to local elementary schools that focus on themes of diversity, equity and inclusion. The donation came after an… Continue reading
Michael Leighton, 49, also must pay over $75,000 in restitution.
After two years of work, the popular Seattle chain is opening its second Snohomish County location.
Hilltop Elementary School held an annual canned food drive and brought in over 2,900 cans for the Lynnwood Food Bank. Since mid-October, 22 Edmonds School… Continue reading
The annual Day of Prayer unites congregations that all perform the same service.
Edmonds-Woodway High School orchestra director Karen Helseth has been elected as the next president of the Washington Music Educators Association. WMEA represents over 1,500 music… Continue reading
Lars Snow will have to submit a release plan after serving 20-plus years for a Lynnwood-area murder.
As unemployment falls, schools in Snohomish County and elsewhere report declines.
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.
