SNOHOMISH — Throughout Snohomish Faith Church for last week’s Snohomish Chamber of Commerce meeting, kids excitedly filled the rooms with their product tables.
MACHIAS — For the third time in less than a year, a serious rollover crash happened where 161st crosses Carlson Road. It's concerning neighbors who are seeing drivers fly by on the rural road.
Monroe's trail system will be growing in its 20-year plan
SNOHOMISH — A draft plan for Blackman Lake is available for review
A letter against the Everett Prop. 1 measure in the July 24 Tribune.
In Snohomish, the fire-damaged building along Second Street will be fixed, city permit docs say.
SNOHOMISH -- The new summer schedule for water walking and river walking at the Snohomish Aquatic Center restricts access to early mornings and late evenings, which many of the senior patrons have difficulty attending. A petition was launched.
In prisons, a lack of respect
A letter to the editor in the July 17 Tribune about the Port measure.
Snohomish County has opened a secure elections center
As Albertsons/Safeway works to merge with Kroger (Fred Meyer), the two will sell off 124 of their stores in Washington state (19 in the county), plus 456 in other states. Affected stores include two in Snohomish, one in Monroe and two in Everett in a list released July 9 (local-area store list below).
EVERETT — Around one dozen of the best players get the chance to represent their Little League as District 1 All Stars and keep playing baseball into the summer.
SNOHOMISH — A big eagle from a local carver honors Riverview Elementary school nearby.
A letter to the editor in the July 10 Tribune about the Port of Everett expansion ballot measure.
A new world record in Monroe and more
A follow up on the Herald newsroom staff layoffs
Monroe's summer bookmobile program opens for all student ages
Evictions are on the rise, especially in Everett, after limits from COVID ended
SNOHOMISH — The Snohomish Community Food Bank will see a new director come August. Current director Ashleigh Cruze will be moving out of state with her family.
The owner of Triangle Bat & Tackle has spent his life serving the community, but after 43 years he is looking to relax.
