The new site at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe is expected to save the county money.
Inslee modified Phase 1 requirements June 9, allowing some lap pools to reopen with restrictions.
The venerable venue can’t wait for Phase 4 of the reopening plan, so it will host three bands in web-based performances June 27.
The traditional sail-in cinema is transforming to meet Inslee’s Phase 2 requirements.
Salons are busy styling and removing hair in Phase 2. But no more wine or magazines for clients.
Mike Papadimitriou, 90, closed the shop his uncle started in 1934. He’s retiring, and will be missed.
Midnight Cookie Co.’s new owner is seeing a sales uptick during the quarantine.
The issue likely isn’t over and it’s unlikely the baristas will be forced to button-up anytime soon.
The building with a colorful past of dancing and fine dining at 1414 Hewitt Ave. is for rent — again.
Advocates worry the fiscal toll of COVID-19 could shutter some day-care providers for good.
It’s expensive to relocate an entire sewer or stormwater system when the world above them shifts.
Judy Matheson’s store has been voted the best gift shop in Snohomish County five years in a row.
The state classifies them as gatherings and says no more than five people can attend — per week.
A prayer vigil at Everett’s Jubilee Church offered attendees solace at a time of civil unrest.
After she retired, she continued to work behind the scenes to improve the hospital she once ran.
Patients may see the new charges on their next bill. Many single-use masks can now cost up to $10.
Jailhouse bragging and cellphone data led police to Anthony Middendorf in the slaying of Charles Wall Jr.
Jared Corson, a third-generation police officer, is accused of perjury, stalking and official misconduct.
Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers is pushing for bail reform, body cameras and a citizen oversight board.
Mayor Cassie Franklin removed the 92.5 forested acres after public outcry.
