The hearing is scheduled Jan 24, 25 and 26. Anyone can comment.
It may take three weeks to complete the investigation. Meanwhile, one of the game’s officials disputed claims about slurs on the playing field.
Elsewhere, transportation levies were passing in Lake Stevens and Stanwood.
“Our coaches heard (the n-word) throughout the game from their players. It was bad,” Lakes High School coach Dave Miller said.
The Arlington, Lakewood, Snohomish and Stanwood school districts were still without power and had road hazards in some places.
The two-tenths of a percent sales taxes would go to maintain streets, sidewalks and more.
Incumbent Greg Gilday and Clyde Shavers are in a tight, heated race for state House to serve Whidbey, Camano and the Stanwood area.
Up to 32 patients could be involuntarily committed at the site of a former horse farm. Some locals want the center built elsewhere.
Dennis Withers, 61, former treasurer of a Freemason lodge, completed a Snohomish County felony diversion program earlier this year.
Lianna Neyens uses the game as a tool with her personal finance students. And it paid off for her in Hollywood.
No new public hearing date has been set regarding the center proposed at 300th Street NW and 80th Avenue NW.
Tanya King in Edmonds practices “controlled chaos.” Zachary Pfrimmer in Stanwood is orderly. Data shows both have been wildly successful.
Graham Kerr, the granddad of cooking entertainment shows in the 1960s, calls Snohomish County home.
The facility passed an environmental review. A two-week comment period opened. Comments are due Oct. 3.
The Washington State Patrol says a Stanwood man ran a red light, striking Zoey Ensey as she turned onto the highway.
The chamber is set to shut down at the end of the month due to financial challenges.
A Stanwood trio plans to launch their first board game, using fungi and recycled materials to teach about Borneo rainforests.
“We have this mile-long straight road with sidewalks and a lot of places to fill in.” Now, the city is working to close the gap.
The transportation benefit district funds $550,000 a year for street and sidewalk improvements.
Caleb Severson, 40, was driving west of Mount Vernon when he reportedly crashed into a pole and died.
