Volunteers picked three acres of corn that will be delivered to food banks throughout the state.
Cleanup on Callow and Grade roads was under way Monday night and into Tuesday.
An open house is scheduled from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Frontier Heights Park.
The organization helps about 13,000 people a year, and volunteers help make it happen.
Progress had ground to a halt at sites all over Western Washington, including Snohomish County.
Miley DeFalco, 11, of Lake Stevens, competes in the Arab horse circuit and recently finished in the Top 10 for her age group at the… Continue reading
Two homes were burned and three more damaged from devices that people thought were safely doused.
Progress slowed on the Everett YMCA construction site, plus some school upgrades and road work.
Video from a home camera showed the boy got up by himself and figured out how to unlock the door.
The handsome new restaurant’s fare is beautifully presented — but on the pricey side.
Local high school cheerleaders participated in Universal Cheerleaders Association camps this summer and earned recognition. Teens attended UCA camps at the University of Puget Sound,… Continue reading
More work is coming to smooth out the ride over the newly paved bridge.
The Sno-Isle Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday evening to hire Lois Langer Thompson.
The 25-year-old’s severe mental health issues are cited as factors in ongoing criminal and civil cases.
With contracts set to expire Friday, it’s crunch time for districts and unions to reach agreements.
Operating Engineers Local 302 began pickets this week after members rejected the latest contract offer.
In Uniform
Naval Station Everett on Aug. 21 presented Bianca Brightwell with a $2,500 savings bond for maintaining straight-A’s. The Navy Exchange’s A-OK Student Reward Program encourages… Continue reading
