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Monroe father charged with hate crime pleads not guilty

The Monroe father who faces a hate crime charge pleaded not guilty at his Jan. 19 arraignment.

City may roll out new idea to add sidewalks

If your street lacks a sidewalk, you’re not alone.

Everett Police program is to fight catalytic converter thefts

Amanda Bloomquist had hers stolen at a concert.

Trash service disruptions prompt Snohomish to re-examine contract with Republic Services

Trash and recycling was not collected in the cities of Snohomish or Monroe half of last week

COVID-19: Latest virus wave largest yet as officials act (January 2022)

In just the first week of January, more than 10,000 people in Snohomish County tested positive for the coronavirus

Chiropractor’s sex-crimes case to see judge decide

Accused chiropractor Dr. Ken Parker has sought a bench trial to have his sexual misconduct case decided by a judge instead of a jury.

Midtown District plan now in City Council’s hands

Neighbors in the Terrace, Stoneridge and Northridge areas anxiously want their roads widened and improved

Neighbors to Walsh Hills development want road fixes

Neighbors in the Terrace, Stoneridge and Northridge areas anxiously want their roads widened and improved

Eleanor Leight, star dancer of Snohomish, dies

Eleanor Leight, whose dance skills helped her land a performing role with the Radio City Rockettes

Administrative judges decline Stag barber’s appeals

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.

Area dramatist shares stories of faith, hope and courage

In distressing times, people may find their faith and hope severely tested. They need encouragement and exhortation.

Omicron variant infections spike

COVID-19 tests to become more available

Lord Hill Park survey results show mixed view on creating specialty “zones” to separate users

Lord Hill Regional Park is a multi-use natural space treasured and frequented by residents of Snohomish County.

Omicron variant still poses unknowns

State health officials said Dec. 21 there have been 400 Omicron variant cases logged so far, and the first in Snohomish County appeared last week.

Mill Creek exploring switch of fire agencies

Mill Creek is looking at changing fire service providers after shopping around.

A first for Queen Anne

Jewish center opens to much celebration

A large number of the area’s Jewish community