The Apex Art and Culture Center will host an 800-person hall for live music, as well as space planned for art, steak and more.
Volunteers set out into the rain Tuesday to count all the people facing homelessness in central Everett.
She’s less RoboCop and more Rosey as she patrols the restaurant, making sure everyone has a drink and good time.
A celebration in Edmonds ushered in the Lunar New Year.
The company confirmed in depositions that parts of its Everett plant still don’t meet 2010 standards.
Everett libraries and Snohomish County have partnered to train people on how to use naloxone, in an effort to reverse overdoses.
“It’s time to move on.” The small family-owned store opened in 1963 and grew to cover an entire city block.
Avian flu is to blame for costs that have more than doubled in the past year. Local diners in particular are shelling out more cash.
Composting is low-effort and high-reward: “It improves all kinds of soils, including dense and waterlogged.”
Coming off of a double levy failure last year, the district could face “impossible choices” and lose about a sixth of its budget.
Mountlake Terrace is spending millions to revamp the former nine-hole course into a regional lakeside park.
The Cairus family moved at least 11 times since 2006. Housing Hope offered stable housing and a chance to “build traction.”
The Everett Clinic has apparently turned away patients with Regence coverage, despite the provisions of a public health emergency.
Virtual meeting topics include service restoration, hiring and progress on major vessel and terminal construction.
The 12-week course is starting on Jan. 10. The program was a “reality check” for aspiring farmers, one graduate said.
Both branches will close Sunday and one branch will close Monday. Library staff cite budget and staffing shortfalls.
Marysville reopened Ebey’s Waterfront Park and Trail after floodwaters recede. Rest of the week expected to calm down.
The Pilchuck Audubon Society is looking for backyard bird-counters to help with the 123rd Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 31.
With help from local Girl Scouts, the Mill Creek pet food store Paddywack is meeting the need for pet supplies in a pinch.