The overdose-reversing medication saved at least three people in the city last year.
Each day at The Clearwater School, 60 students choose their own lessons. It’s one vote per person, whether you’re staff or student.
We asked the owners of this new Latin-American shop about their roots, owning a business and their favorite snacks.
A demolition date hasn’t been confirmed for the Clark Park gazebo, but city staff said it’s too expensive to save. “The decision’s been made.”
Henrietta and Betty, a goose duet, entertain passersby in the yard between Colby Avenue and Evergreen Way.
UW’s Parent-Child Assistance Program is designed for mothers, like Aunalisa Dawn Evans, who struggle with addiction during and after pregnancy.
And that’s just the first course in our resurrected roundup of the most appetizing food news in Snohomish County.
A banya in Russian refers to a hot room or sauna. You can also plunge in the cold pool. Or play chess and eat piroshki.
To keep home chefs salivating, Earth and Ocean sources premium seafood, steak and more with an eye for freshness and quality.
Even with a $5 million loan, the budget is still $10.8 million short. In a budget presentation Tuesday, officials discussed next steps.
No reservations yet for your date? Try these lesser-known romantic locales
Connect Casino Road and Camp Fire offer a mix of activities for kids from elementary to high school age.
Nurse Navigation could redirect thousands of 911 calls to less-urgent care in Snohomish County — saving ambulance crews precious time.
Retiring superintendent Ken Collins built a sterling reputation in 34 years in the district, with a decade coaching football at Lake Stevens High.
Step into a Prohibition-era fantasy at the Colby Club, the latest addition to downtown Everett’s growing craft cocktail scene.
Island County Public Works abruptly banned a school from a nature preserve, its cofounders said. Parents are outraged and aghast.
Two mossy and mysterious figures in the woods of Lundeen Parkway turn heads and lighten up a gloomy day.
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.
