About a year ago, the Washington State Patrol launched a new anti-speeding initiative in Snohomish County. They analyzed data to find when and where the… Continue reading
50 years ago (1963) Sporting goofy hats, Mike Bailey, Peter Newland and Brent Ingram were picking up items for the YMCA Women’s Auxiliary rummage sale.… Continue reading
Deaths Adams, James, 70, Lynnwood Albano, Dorothy, 60, Edmonds Amdal, Marilyn, 83, Everett Anastasi JR, Joseph, 71, Langley Anderson, Eleanor, 93, Granite Falls Anderson, Robert,… Continue reading
Once patients finish the crucible of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy often required for cancer treatment, they are, with luck, declared cancer survivors. Yet for many… Continue reading
They host Bingo parties and gourmet dinners, sell poinsettias and chocolates, and give their time to hospital gift shops. If you think that sounds like… Continue reading
In a month, lawyers are expected to begin selecting a jury for the trial of an inmate accused of killing Monroe corrections officer… Continue reading
Mark Jackson and Nerek Jackson, 5, hang out Saturday on the opening day of The Garage, a new indoor skate park on Rucker Avenue in… Continue reading
50 years ago (1963) “Did Columbus make a Mistake” was the title of the address the Rev. M.M. Stocker, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, would… Continue reading
A downtown Everett hookah bar has been ordered to halt operations and pay $89,100 for violating state indoor-smoking laws. The Hideout Hookah Lounge,… Continue reading
DARRINGTON — A 20-year-old Darrington man died Sunday after his car went off the road north of town. The crash was reported just before 9:45… Continue reading
Blake Siegert was clearly into turtles. In less than an hour, the second grader snapped 44 photos of turtles who spent their Sunday… Continue reading
State lawmakers are detouring Community Transit away from imposing an unpopular car tax in order to bring back bus service on Sundays. Instead,… Continue reading
‘Music Man’ staged Twenty-three students from across Snohomish County will be part of the select cast and crew of The 5th Avenue Theatre’s “Rising Star… Continue reading
The City Council unanimously selected civil service commissioner Kamille Norton last week to fill a vacancy on the council. Norton, 35, was one… Continue reading
Active Duty Navy Seaman Andrew G. Garcia, a 2011 graduate of Mariner High School, has completed basic training at U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command, Great… Continue reading
Lawmakers are pushing to protect the Green Mountain forest fire lookout and establish federal wild-and-scenic status for Illabot Creek, both in the Mount… Continue reading
A Lake Stevens state senator is causing a furor with a bill about gravel that opponents worry is really about coal. Sen. Steve… Continue reading
Faith, not fear. The story of how Lance Losey came to donate a kidney to Patrick Short revolves around acts of confidence… Continue reading
People are complaining already about the “latest” change in post office hours. How does a working person (unless they work locally) find the time to… Continue reading
50 years ago (1963) Blacksmith Rasmus P. Jensen, 81, died at his Lakewood home yesterday. He learned the trade in Denmark at age 15 and… Continue reading
