On Tuesday Nov. 17, Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue presented at the City Council meeting to inform council members of its budget proposal for 2021.
As a compounding pharmacist, Dawn Ipsen of Kusler’s Pharmacy couldn't let her chemist’s know-how lay idle during the coronavirus outbreak.
A 4-alarm fire Thursday, July 16 destroyed the north building of the Waterfront Place Apartments, a 266-unit complex currently under construction
Learning hasn’t stopped at the Imagine Children’s Museum even though it is not taking visitors.
The state’s online PhaseFinder tool might get a reboot soon to run smoother and maybe also smarter.
Mayor Kartak goodbye coffee meet
School districts are still working out whether to shrink from six feet to three feet
Lucas Donohue was a senior at Snohomish High School and an aspiring Eagle Scout who just achieved his life rank.
SNOHOMISH — Setting up shop on the Evergreen State Fairgrounds, the Timber Framers Guild has returned to Snohomish County to replace the picnic shelter at Flowing Lake Park.
In 2025, Community Transit is adding additional bus services. This announcement comes after the Board of Directors passed Community Transit’s budget for 2025 earlier this month.
A call to show up at Council meetings and demand accountability on seeking the public's voice on red light cameras in Monroe.
Somebody broke and took half the bronze bat from the hands of a girl memorialized in the statue at Lake Tye Park
Eighty-two people, if not more, died while homeless in Snohomish County during 2024. Nine were known to be veterans.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY — A pilot program being considered to allow small bunches of townhomes or apartments on the county's big farmland homesteads could solve two problems facing ag today, says a supporter of introducing the concept of agrivillages to the county.
The city’s two public libraries are extending their hours starting this week as they climb back toward pre-pandemic service levels.
2024 General Election results: Everett wages to increase next year, county public safety measure fails, Monroe Prop. 1 fails
A letter commenting on the SRFR "Firefighter 8" lawsuit.
SNOHOMISH — The inaugural meeting of a city advisory board for planning First Street’s far-out future was last week. The appointed group of business owners and residents will dig into many aspects of the street plan over the next 10 months.
SNOHOMISH — Lowering the speed limit on Second Street won’t automatically make it safer, City Council members heard at the March 18 meeting.
Thoughtful and compassionate. Inquisitive and introspective.
