It all began on the Internet. Before his team’s 2007-2008 season began, Edmonds-Woodway boys basketball coach Gail Pintler made a bold prediction on… Continue reading
Snohomish hops to it on Saturday Celebrate Groundfrog Day in Snohomish from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Ferguson Park, 1330 Ferguson Park Road.… Continue reading
After a power glitch stopped the public-address announcer from making the usual pre-game introductions, the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors quickly tapped into a potent energy… Continue reading
All season Jessica Yates said she has yearned for more competition in the triple jump and long jump. Next week she should finally… Continue reading
March 24: CHRISTOFFERSON, Lorraine, 86, Edmonds March 25: THAYER, Lois, 92, Freeland March 26: BAYNE, Kahtleen, 78, Lynnwood; YOUNGREN, Joe, 87, Mount Vernon March 27:… Continue reading
The defending champ is poised for a repeat, and this time Kamiak just might add an individual title to its trophy case. After the first… Continue reading
Reliable pitching is more valuable than ever at this time of year. In Jake Theis and Kyle Barisic, the Mountlake Terrace High School baseball team… Continue reading
A familiar face and an unfamiliar one are challenging a longtime state lawmaker in south Snohomish County. Rep. Maralyn Chase, D-Edmonds, faces off against Margaret… Continue reading
If Snohomish County refuses to bend to accommodate an airline that wants to fly out of Paine Field, the federal government will pull… Continue reading
The word from: Everett High School “We have to start getting ready for finals because they’re starting soon.” CHEYENNE HIGHTOWER, sophomore Register online now for… Continue reading
50 years ago (1958) The signing of a lease securing 446 acres of state land for a sewage lagoon marked a milestone in the development… Continue reading
Snohomish relied on a solid rushing offense, especially from senior running back Ray Purviance, to earn a 24-7 non-league victory over Kamiak Friday… Continue reading
Air Force Airman Jenae M. Brazell, daughter of Lori and John Anderson of Everett and Patrick Brazell of Shoreline, has graduated from basic military training… Continue reading
Replacing several city fire departments with a regional fire organization could improve efficiency and save money, advocates say. “Right now, there’s an opportunity to provide… Continue reading
Verizon is firing up its FiOS television service in Snohomish and King counties today, offering more than 250 channels and other features. With… Continue reading
Chris Gregoire learned a hard lesson four years ago when she lost the popular vote in Snohomish County, a fate no Democratic candidate for governor… Continue reading
Arlington Volunteer needed to fill AmeriCorps position Village Community Services has been awarded a full-time AmeriCorps position with the nonprofit agency’s vocational services team. The… Continue reading
Another day, another pair of wins for Stanwood’s Kyle Koetje. The No. 1 seeded player in the 4A District 1 tennis tournament defeated… Continue reading
A high school senior from Woodway conducted a shoe drive on his own time this summer, collecting about 200 pairs of shoes for… Continue reading
Passenger jet flights could be taking off from Paine Field as early as April, and there’s little Snohomish County can do to stop… Continue reading
