The Seaspan Brilliance has been anchored in Port Gardner for over a week. The ship is bound for Canada.
A cold front headed for the Northwest is expected to bring the lowest temperatures of the winter.
Eventually, it could bring a year-round indoor farmers’ market to the area.
Chad Harris was a holdover from a Fire Marshal’s Office where inspectors were rumored to take midday naps. Then he got new bosses.
After 12 years of marriage, pregnancy was a surprise. Friends and family have helped in the midst of the pandemic.
Salish Sea Ceramic Studio on Hewitt Avenue offers classes, clay, inspiration and plenty of light.
Two critics said Merle Ash profited from his public role. A Snohomish County ethics commission disagreed.
The Everett City Council must still vote on the project’s components, including a “no-sit, no-lie” ordinance.
Lombardi’s owner Kerri Lonergan-Dreke is unhappy with government but is coping with the changes COVID brought.
It’s the fourth mass vaccination clinic in Snohomish County and can administer 10,000 shots per week.
A woman allegedly drove recklessly. She and her passenger, a dealership employee, were hospitalized.
A ropes course at Forest Park is just one public-private proposal under consideration.
Jigsaw puzzle sales have surged during the pandemic. The Best Puzzles & Gifts has hundreds of designs.
Is Rucker Avenue undergoing a retail revival? The owners of the Pops Skate Shop think so.
At Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center, the gradual return of in-person learning is a welcome reprieve from screen time.
With economic uncertainty, homeowners and businesses have put the brakes on alternative energy plans.
Dykeman Architects has designed sustainable buildings for more than a quarter-century.
The campus in north Everett will offer bachelor’s degree in business administration in the fall.
Bowling and indoor dining were back as Snohomish County moved to Phase 2 of the “Healthy Washington” recovery plan.
Newest canine of the Snohomish sheriff’s office force was injured in jump from a third-floor balcony.