Everett boasts 25 miles of shoreline. But only pockets of that are open to the public. Try getting to Pigeon Creek Beach, for example.
Strummer is a regular at Tails and Tales, where kids read aloud to pups at the library. Talking to a dog, kids are often “just more comfortable.”
The longtime Lake Stevens resident and masters national champion became the symbol of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
Restricted recreation areas can sometimes cause conflict. “We’re all birders,” said Tom Elliott, a Washington Waterfowl Association member.
Tips and tricks from the American Red Cross on how to prevent and thaw frozen pipes as freezing conditions hit Snohomish County.
Doing well in ninth grade is often a predictor of success. But a program shown to keep students on track to graduate is in limbo.
The county’s second school-based clinic will provide primary care, dental and mental health services.
City leaders have turned to stiffer laws for nonviolent offenses. Arrests for drug-related crimes have skyrocketed.
The couple’s fourth son was born en route to the hospital, in the front seat. “You can’t stop a baby who wants to come out.”
UW fans will find camaraderie wherever they go: Bars, arenas and couches. Or a showing at the Historic Everett Theatre.
Susanna Johnson worked for the sheriff’s office for decades. After unseating the incumbent, she was sworn in as sheriff Tuesday.
A mystery painting is on display at the Mukilteo Ivar’s. The deadline to solve it, or at least take a good guess, is Jan. 15.
From collective mourning to community celebration, these 10 social posts hit home with Daily Herald readers.
Pollution in the Snohomish River isn’t new. But out of love for the waterway, residents and rowers serve as environmental stewards.
The University of Gonzaga-bound senior netted 24 goals and 23 assists for 3A district champion Shorewood.
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Evan Reed’s newly minted nonprofit has picked up roughly 5,000 pounds of trash from the streets: “Support has been obviously overwhelming.”
Newsflash: In Island County, bus rides are free. Traveling the length of Whidbey Island can be an ideal winter day-trip.
The Lynnwood senior’s on-court production and determined leadership help key a historic season for the Royals.
The town’s pharmacy closed in July. The customers’ new pharmacist in Arlington called it “another nail in the coffin for health care.”
