This series exploring Snohomish County’s best-kept food secrets kicks off with a sampling of local Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean fare.
Detectives believe Kimberly Klaudt used her role to siphon funds. She’d been accused before, by three other dental offices.
In his “inexplicable 42 years in journalism,” Haley became a walking legend among sources and coworkers alike at The Daily Herald.
Sen. Marko Liias, D-Edmonds, will be part of the contingent making the trip in December.
Election Results
Snohomish’s ex-mayor, John Kartak, lost a bid to return to city government. Vincent Cavaleri held a narrow lead for Mill Creek City Council.
Election Results
Early returns favored Mike Rosen over Mike Nelson. Meanwhile in Arlington, Mayor Barb Tolbert trailed challenger Don Vanney.
Elections 2023
At least two seats will be filled by fresh faces. One incumbent, Susan Paine, faces a challenger, Kevin Fagerstrom.
Washington State Ferries only has 14 vessels to operate their regular 15-boat system.
Election 2023
A projected $15 million budget deficit means finances — and looming cuts — are top of mind for candidates.
Located in Seattle before the pandemic, the new store offers books and other resources on meditation, spirituality and yoga.
Election 2023
The incumbent, Mike Nelson, says his opponent Mike Rosen lacks experience. Rosen believes his opponent’s tenure has led to “lost trust.”
Washington’s Department of Commerce will use the federal grant to help small companies increase their export business.
Expect delays going to and from Edmonds as a ferry on the route had to be moved to the Seattle-Bremerton route.
Sharon Wilson was trying to catch a bus in March 2020 in Edmonds. The way a deputy arrested her caused a public uproar.
From karaoke and Korean eats to billiards and “the best pizza in town,” these spots provide refuge for the lonely and hungry alike.
A proposed declaration of a fiscal “emergency” sparked debate between the Edmonds mayor and the City Council.
Edmonds is considering buying a plot near Mathay Ballinger Park for $925,000.
Property next to the marsh could be up for sale in 2024. Some believe only state ownership would ensure salmon recovery there.
After founder Robert Smiley was ousted amid fraud allegations, Sonny Behrends served as chief administrator of the Hand Up Project.