Renee Jensen was terminated from her dual roles as chief administrative officer for EvergreenHealth Monroe and Senior Vice President for EvergreenHealth at a July joint board meeting.
In hopes of being on the cutting edge of technology, the city its now operating an Unmanned Aerial System program.
The city is looking to improve the territory around the Everett Station District by creating what’s known as a business improvement area (BIA) — a localized property tax to invest in enhancements.
The city is offering private groups the chance to lease and sponsor almost its entire portfolio of parks properties
Remote attendance and telework are being used as tools to minimize the spread of COVID-19, the viral illness declared a pandemic last week.
NEWS BITES for August 11, 2021
It used to be that summertime meant no school lunch for some children.
It used to be that summertime meant no lunch for some children out of school
MONROE — Ahrens Valley Eyeworks is partnering with Project Access to give back to their community in a new way.
It was a surprise that should mean a lot.
County jail staff found an inmate unresponsive in his cell Wednesday, Oct. 26, and attempts to resuscitate the Everett man were unsuccessful.
Gjallerhorn Winesmiths, which started in 2019, will get to show the fruits of their labors when they participate in the Snohomish Wine Festival that takes place Saturday, March 2.
SNOHOMISH — A community-led fundraiser will give Snohomish High's wooden sign on its front lawn some well-needed TLC.
Everett Community College paused the closure of its Early Learning Center, slated for June 2022 at the end of the school year, after pressure from parents and the Washington Federation of State Employees (WFSE) union.
Providence nurses “getting closer” to new contract
Mark Hintz was honored for a decade and a half of service last week by the Fire District 4 commission.
A letter in the Jan. 29 Tribune that says President Donald Trump campaigned on promises to lower costs for everyday Americans, yet his policies will absolutely drive expenses higher.
A reader's letter of praise to Mayor Redmon and the entire Snohomish City Hall.
A few new park rules would let children establish little businesses and put a ban on flying drones overhead.
The Bartell Drugs at 1825 Broadway will close Jan. 15, its struggling owners Rite Aid confirmed to the Tribune.
