With less than six weeks before the official filing week
Rural landowners will soon be able to build a second, smaller house anywhere on their property by a vote of the County Council last week.
Longtime 12s saw them play, and now they can say they’ve met ‘em too.
The state budget is dishing out $3 billion in bonds across the state, giving many local projects a piece of the pie.
A homebuilder is asking the city to edit its Comprehensive Plan to let it build homes on the much-debated East Monroe land.
City leaders are warning that Everett’s budget is nearing the point of having to cut services if it doesn’t take new steps to fix its cash flow.
On Sept. 3, medical system Providence and insurer Aetna released a joint statement that Providence will again be accepted as an in-network provider. Weeks ago, Aetna had sent its insured members notices that Providence would be dropped Sept. 1.
“I want to ensure this budget fits with what Snohomish residents want,”
A split City Council voted 4-2 last week to allow prosecutors to elect to add a 30-day mandatory minimum jail sentence on repeat offenders for specific crimes such as theft, assault or vehicle prowling.
EVERETT -- An Everett-only Snohomish River initiative will be on Everett November ballot after all.
A plan to relocate two of Monroe’s homestead houses to make way for a new development faltered last fall.
Two administrative hearing judges have turned down appeals from rebel barber Bob Martin of Snohomish’s Stag Barber and Styling, putting him back to square one.
The city has narrowed down its plan for fixing congestion through Sultan: Roundabouts, roundabouts, roundabouts.
A recommendation built into Mayor Geoffrey Thomas’s 2023-2024 budget raises the city property tax rate 6.95%
The city of Everett is considering what to do with the long-closed Forest Park pool.
The Everett School District is surplussing the Norton Ballfields to let Housing Hope, a nonprofit, build a housing center for homeless families.
A regional indoor sports complex that would double as a community center appears to be in central Snohomish County’s future.
Community Transit is pulling back some services March 19 to prevent last-minute cancellations.
The PUD has begun deploying the first of 403,000 latest-generation electric meters, which give people an instant glimpse of power usage and the utility instant alerts of outages
Two Snohomish High grads, Rob Serviss and Tabitha Baty, are running for a school board seat being vacated by Sara Fagerlie.
