It’s a place where homeless men can mend from serious medical issues. Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and the Everett Gospel Mission men’s shelter have recently partnered to launch a 12-bed
Bill Holt hasn’t touched his trombone in more than 30 years.
Mark Hintz was honored for a decade and a half of service last week by the Fire District 4 commission.
A plastic bag ban comes into effect Jan. 1 in the city, and shoppers would need to bring their own bags to avoid being charged a fee.
Feast on inspiring maritime and mountain views
The Teen Room at the YMCA is an afterschool hub, for friends to talk, or even dance it out.
Maybe have a “BLAST” — a new twist on bacon lettuce and tomato, with havarti and avocado and dijonnaise sauce, on focaccia, with thick-cut bacon and crisp romaine.
Sometime early next year, an ordinance to add three more marijuana retail stores will be put before the City Council.
Last year, at least 36 people died on the streets in Snohomish County. This year’s number is not final, but organizers note that one is too many.
Police are seeking help in identifying the vandals responsible for a recent graffiti spree.
On the bank of the Pilchuck River, off of Old Snohomish-Monroe Road, stands a not-so-traditional Christmas tree
The city voted to accept the low bid from Accord Contractors for $1.7 million to renovate the Carnegie building.
The Monroe School District is considering changing school starting times.
Christmas House gives for 38th year to families living well below poverty line
The issue of “nuisance” calls to law enforcement was addressed in two different cities last week.
The city and a blueberry farm are privately settling a conflict over drainage changes at the farm that the city says allowed water to undermine Lowell-Larimer Road a few years ago.
The school district is gearing up to ask voters for a $470 million capital bond, set to appear on the February ballot.
The city has just approved the long-term loan of Pegasus, the state’s first bookmobile, to the Everett Museum of History for it to soon begin its next chapter.
The Providence Medical Group recently opened an outpatient behavioral health clinic and its founders have a dream: that the stigma of mental health care will someday be gone.
With the sound of papery swish, his head plunged into a feast of alfalfa and hay.
