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Many levies are falling short, too, as nine districts Tuesday sought supplemental funding from voters.
About 120 residents need 260th Avenue to drive to town. It could take $1 million and a year to fix.
Within a month at Leaders in Learning, Abril Delamora Gonzalez’s grades and attendance recovered.
The incidents show it’s important to heed road closure signs, according to Fire District 7.
Road closures were numerous after days of rain raised the Snohomish, Skykomish and Stillaguamish rivers.
A World War II veteran from Monroe was remembered Saturday, and his resting place now has a marker.
Current owner plans apartment complex on property, but pair of dwellings could be moved to new site.
Roads with names aren’t uncommon. Some of the older ones’ namesakes are legacies of local history.
District 7’s Gary Meek was respected for leading, listening and having a great mustache.
The structure was built with sticks on private land. Restoring the parcel could cost up to $10,000.
One westbound lane is scheduled to close to replace a safety barrier from Highway 204 to I-5.
Before her work in Monroe, she spent 24 years primarily as a criminal prosecutor for Snohomish County.
The 53-year-old man was eastbound on the shoulder when he reportedly stepped into the roadway.
A 49-year-old woman was wanted by Everett Police. She allegedly reached speeds nearing 100 mph.
He suffered a gunshot to the arm on South Machias Road, according to sheriff’s deputies.
Kenneth Williams begged for breast cancer treatment in prison. He was ignored until it was too late.
The man allegedly held up his ex-girlfriend at gunpoint for three hours at a Monroe park.
School Board directors recommended a lease for administrative offices that’ll cost $57,000 a month.
Titled “Guardian of the Mountain Pass,” it captures the city’s history and surroundings.
The Western Washington University women’s soccer team is on to the NCAA Division II national semifinals, and a pair of Snohomish County products played significant… Continue reading
