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Chicks on their way to new homes

Snohomish Co-Op store manager Makenna Connors gently places two young chicks into a customer’s box at the Snohomish store on Friday, March 27. With people at home, many more people have begun raising chickens as a hobby; some places, such as the Co-Op, saw lines out the door on the first day of chick sales. Separately, the U.S. is seeing an egg shortage because more people are at home eating eggs. Want your own eggs? It won’t be quick: most chicken breeds take more than 17 weeks of growth before laying a first egg.

The Tribune reminds annually: Bunnies and chicks are not Easter gifts. The animals require long-term care and commitment.


Chromebook check out information for Monroe students

MONROE — The Monroe School District has set up a schedule for students to pick up Chromebooks for oniine learning at specific times.
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What can coronavirus feel like? Aches, fever and more

EVERETT — An Everett man, 33, tells his story on what it feels like to be infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, and urges people to take the spread risk seriously.

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Kimberly-Clark site work halts soon after it began

EVERETT — Cleanup of the former Kimberly-Clark mill site has halted while Washingtonians shelter at home to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. More on this story...


Local restaurants strive to keep their footing during coronavirus shutdowns

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Restaurants explain the tough choices they've had to make, how much business was hurt, and how they have adapted during the restrictions on dining facilities and bars. More on this story...


Public records access altered temporarily by governor

A proclamation from Gov. Jay Inslee temporarily changes how public records are accessed. More on this story...


Food banks adjusting to serve during COVID-19 pandemic, and will need help

SNOHOMISH — Food banks are working a little differently under the COVID-19 pandemic, but crucially still need supplies and volunteers. More on this story...


Midtown task force nominees approved by council

SNOHOMISH — Members of the Midtown Planning District Task Force were confirmed by the City Council in a block of all 13 of Mayor John Kartak’s choices. More on this story...


Boeing to suspend plant operations for 14 days

EVERETT — The announcement the company will temporarily wind down production came Monday, March 23, a day after news spread that a worker in Everett's plant died of COVID-19. Workers have expressed fears that the factories, while deeply sanitized, could permit spreading risks. More on this story...


Virus cases now in most cities

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Tracking data provided to the public by the county’s health district shows the tally of COVID-19 cases has surpassed 100 in Everett and two dozen in Snohomish. More on this story...


Neighbors to Baker Heights development hear update

EVERETT — Architects addressed the Delta Neighborhood’s monthly community meeting to discuss the future Baker Heights Apartments. More on this story...


New limits, closures to hinder virus spread

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — New limitations are in place to prevent spreading the virus. Event cancellations include the annual Snohomish Easter Parade. More on this story...


Need a doctor? Virtual visits can help lessen virus spread

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Medical clinics are encouraging people to reach them without having to physically visit. More on this story...


Governments looking at option to have elected officials vote from offsite

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Special measures may allow elected officials to continue to conduct business using remote voting and deliberation. More on this story...


Big downtown Rucker tear-up may be done this spring

EVERETT — The contractor sought a noise variance to work late in the night in downtown. The city wouldn't grant it. Now as time slipped, the contractor asked for an additional $700,000 to cover its overages, which the City Council ended up agreeing to. More on this story...


Everett Station area improvement plan set aside by city administration

EVERETT — Opposition from some landowners has put a blockade to a proposal to form a Business Improvement Area taxing district around Everett Station. More on this story...


COVID-19 virus: what you can do

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Effective hand-washing and social distancing are some of the ways to help prevent spreading the new coronavirus, COVID-19.  More on this story...


Erosion at Pilchuck Park in Snohomish being monitored

SNOHOMISH — The riverbank has eroded next to Pilchuck Park, and city employees are watching to see if it worsens.  
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Out while the sun lasted

With just the top of Whidbey Island visible over a low blanket of fog hovering over Port Gardner Bay on Friday, March 20, a photographer and several others went out to take in the sunny weather that we all enjoyed last week at Everett’s Grand Avenue Park. The photographer is shooting at a bust of Sen. Henry M. Jackson’s head installed a few years ago. While we enjoyed a week’s worth of spring-like weather last week, the rain has returned and is forecasted to stick through the first part of next week. Everett’s Mayor Cassie Franklin set a directive telling residents to stay home except for errands for health and safety, and for essential business, allows outdoor activity as long as you stay at least six feet away from other people under the principle of social distancing.

 

  

 


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