A federal court order compelled the anti-tax initiative promoter to sell his share of the home to help pay debt.
The spot “has huge importance to us,” one Tulalip tribal official said. Now, its future is largely up to the Port of Everett.
Precinct Committee Officers are grassroots party races at the bottom of the ballot, maybe. The storylines are no less interesting.
The whale has lingered around Possession Sound. It’s unclear if it will join a group of regular visitors known as the Sounders.
More galleys are reopening as pandemic restrictions scale back. Get out of your car for concessions just like at the ballpark.
Crab pots are another hazard on ferry routes. An entangled encounter can put a ferry out of service.
At least two whales have become like regulars near Ivar’s this week. “They’re both young, with no barnacles,” a server said.
The July tours feature quilts, artists and musicians in addition to pretty plants galore.
The Kamiak High School student is accused of anti-LGBTQ vanadalism. He has a history of making homophobic statements.
Hans Korompis, the chef behind Mar•Ket, was identified by his family as a missing diver in Mukilteo.
These beacons guided mariners to safety for many years — since 1861, in one case. Here are their stories.
The state is seeking bids for a shipbuilder. The first ferry will serve the Mukilteo-Clinton route. It already has a name.
These beacons guided mariners to safety for many years — since 1861, in one case. Here are their stories.
On Friday, two divers were reported in distress near Lighthouse Park. One came to shore. The other remained missing.
The moon’s wobble is responsible for the lowest tides in 13 years. There are more chances this week to explore beaches.
The 60-foot-wide paved parcel at the waterfront is a place to sit and drink in the waterfront view.
There’s little data that support — and some numbers that contradict — claims of rampant crime.
Washington State Ferries is holding another round of virtual meetings for updates and questions.
Hop a ferry. Play in the sand. Jump out of a plane. Look for Bigfoot. Tour the past. Toast the sunset. And no $100 gas fill-up needed.
Zander Hamilton, a member of the Red-Tailed Hawks, was selected to attend an elite program for high schoolers.
