“I can tell you these are incredibly tough times for our staff,” said the CEO of Josephine Caring Community.
There were many other school closures, too. The city of Everett, meanwhile, canceled events and programs.
A 13-year veteran, the Clinton Republican wants to pursue her next calling of teaching and mentoring
The 100-year-old ship has been removed from Warm Beach after it ran aground in Tulalip.
If you find a clue ball, you’ll get to trade it in for a hand-blown glass float made by local artisans.
Special election
Many levies are falling short, too, as nine districts Tuesday sought supplemental funding from voters.
Paul Erickson was hired months ago as a middle school science teacher. He’s jailed on felony charges.
Stanwood resident Mike Mancer’s special display honors his dad, who was a navigator aboard an Avro Lancaster bomber.
Spiritus Winds will perform the music of Ludwig van Beethoven and his less well-known counterpart, Anton Reicha.
Solar energy panels in Arlington will generate savings for organizations in Everett and Stanwood.
Roads with names aren’t uncommon. Some of the older ones’ namesakes are legacies of local history.
People are drinking less milk, but “It’s very hard to turn a cow off,” jokes one Stanwood dairyman.
The Stillaguamish, Snohomish and Skykomish rivers reached flood levels, but should dip Wednesday.
One teen died and another was paralyzed. On Friday, a plea to drive sober was posted at the site.
A resident challenged the Stanwood hearing examiner’s decision. The request was denied.
Owner William Dexter said he’s lost about $65,000 of business since the city halted construction.
You don’t have to camp in a tent. There are more comfortable ways to enjoy the quiet joys of winter.
The million-dollar project will protect a historic downtown stretch and will have a wide paved path.
Yi So-yeon spent nine days aboard the International Space Station — then had a rough return landing on Earth.
Micaela Parker, 33, was found deceased after her car veered off Lakewood Road and into a building.
