Charles Adkins, Janelle Burke, Roman Rewolinksi and Ryne Rohla are in a four-way race for Everett Public Schools’ Position 5.
Rising water and wastewater rates, high turnover and employee morale are some of the issues six candidates want to address.
Facing two opponents, the county executive makes a detailed case to cap a long career at the county.
A former council member, a past candidate, a first-time candidate and a former bikini barista stand owner make up the field.
Martinez or Nickel would add vital insight for the council, but Tuohy’s experience is needed there.
Mike Nelson is seeking reelection against three challengers: Diane Buckshnis, Brad Shipley and Mike Rosen.
The former Mukilteo council member would bring a balance of fresh perspective and experience to the board.
Among Scott Bader, Demi Chatters and Brian Hennessy, Bader’s past experience shouldn’t be passed up.
Republican Robert Sutherland and Democrat Cindy Gobel are challenging incumbent Garth Fell on transparency and community outreach.
The primary election is Aug. 1 for Snohomish County races including councils, mayor, county posts and school boards.
Nick Brown announced Wednesday he’s running to be Washington’s next attorney general.
Patrick Moriarty was appointed to Snohomish County Superior Court in 2022. Attorneys Mary Anderson and Jody Cloutier are challenging him.
Diane Buckshnis and Mike Rosen make a case for a change in style. But Nelson has served the city well.
Former King County Sheriff and U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert, 72, is running as a Republican candidate.
At the last minute, Republican Bob Hagglund and Democrat Christopher Garnett registered to run against the two-term incumbent.
Among the many positions with contested races this year: Snohomish County sheriff, Everett City Council and Edmonds mayor.
Gov. Jay Inslee announced on May 1 that he would not seek a fourth term.
About 80% of ballots counted Tuesday night in Brier and over 91% in Mountlake Terrace supported the annexation.
Getting annexed into the fire authority is the least expensive option, per city leaders, but it would still lead to a tax increase.
People are needed to write the pro and con ballot statements for the voters’ pamphlet for the August primary election.
