A variety of music therapy is offered by the organization that runs the Northwest Music Hall.
Jennifer Gregerson intends to stay on as mayor as she vies with others for an open County Council seat.
The Tulalip casino’s chef and a Camano home cook took top honors for chowder and chili, respectively.
The area will host the 1st Northwest Regional to decide who gets to play for a title in Canton, Ohio.
Among those honored by Leadership Snohomish County was the founder of an Everett business incubator.
The city of Snohomish and the Tulalip Tribes hope to restore steelhead, chinook and coho runs.
The Grove Church hopes to sell property to a Texas builder. The plot borders the reservation.
The shooting victim’s older brother seeks damages from Allen Ivanov and the store that sold him the murder weapon.
Nibbles made his way 20 miles from Marysville, where he was lost, to south Everett.
Neither person challenging Democratic incumbents in the House and Senate has held public office.
Sutter, 56, recently took over the top post at the Tulalip Tribes Police Department.
The department aims to pass a levy in November. Property taxes would go up by 34 cents per $1,000.
Spokesman for a nonprofit that brings clean water to everybody is Edge of Amazing’s keynote speaker.
Leaders talked about traffic, a water park, the port, Boeing, Paine Field and more.
The tribes had sued to end the collection of sales tax in the Quil Ceda Village shopping area.
Snohomish County hopes to find another contractor after the current one had trouble keeping the course profitable.
Allyea, 8, and Amaya, 10, whip up batches of the gooey gunk that kids love. Teachers, not so much.
