The levee is over a hundred years old. And it shows. But efforts have lagged to fix it before it’s too late.
“We didn’t expect this could happen here,” said Sall Hutson, 76. “In little towns a long time ago, you could hardly come out at all.”
Snohomish County sheriff’s Lt. Jason Toner will begin work on Wednesday.
Among other things, Lenz Enterprises claims a condition barring odors from its composting is “unreasonable.”
“It was like a scene out of Mario Kart,” a Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy wrote. Speeds reportedly reached 100 mph.
Granite Falls and Sultan were passing their levies. And in Mill Creek, voters approved joining South County Fire.
“She has been a rising star in the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office,” Bellingham’s mayor said.
Jordan J. A. Miller, of Stanwood, died after he lost control of his car on West Lake Goodwin Road on Saturday.
He lost control of his car on West Lake Goodwin Road, police say. A 15-year-old girl had minor injuries.
The Lakewood and Stanwood-Camano districts are seeking voter approval for capital projects and technology needs.
In Lei Wiley-Mydske’s tattoo shop, “neurodivergent narwhals” are educators and advocates uplifting autistic voices.
Lori Rutledge oversaw a bird paradise at Cockatoo Rescue and Sanctuary. No one knows what happened before her death.
Cyclists new and experienced can find a route between 15 and 50 miles in Camano Island and Stanwood.
Granite Falls, Marysville, Stanwood and Sultan all suffered levy defeats in February. They’ll try again April 26.
Bryan Michels, 39, was driving on Highway 532 on Monday when he crashed head-on into a Ford F-150.
A forum offered the community a first look at what the facility for involuntary mental health treatment may look like.
He was driving a Volkswagen Jetta when he crashed into a Ford F-150 on Highway 532, according to state patrol.
The highway was blocked off late Monday afternoon and was expected to be closed for an extended period of time.
Jack Archibald got “totally hooked” on glass art at the high school in the 1970s. Now, four of his pieces hang there.
The state wants to build the facility to address a severe shortage of beds for involuntary mental health treatment.
