Ethan Martez was looking forward to a finals-week with a therapy dog at his side, but a policy problem led to the dog being ousted.
Insiders say telecom company may seek bankruptcy
A fort, lighthouse, and spectacular shoreline
The city pulled back its plan to introduce a special assessment tax to fund improvements in the area around Everett Station in part after property owners challenged data suggesting the majority of owners favor the idea.
It is a big wish list for school construction and safety, and the district has prepared to ask its 30,000 residents if they share the wish to improve schools.
On Jan. 29, the City Council is expected to vote conclusively on whether or not supportive housing projects for homeless individuals should be allowed to locate in single-family neighborhoods.
A decision over what to name the public park adjacent to the new Everett Y on Colby Avenue is expected Jan. 29 by the City Council, but it could be a tough call.
Two sleeping bags were tightly rolled near the riverbank.
SNOHOMISH -- Many of the donated items will make it to the sales floor of Fabulously Frugal. A surprising amount won’t. People drop off so much garbage, its manager said, that the store spends about $800 a week for extra pickups. Shelling out almost $42,000 annually for garbage removal takes a significant bite of the nonprofit’s income, in turn reducing what it can give to senior center services.
Should the city be granted the use of eminent domain to foster economic development?
When the United States takes on Latvia’s team in the Fed Tennis Cup at Angel of the Winds Arena Feb. 7 and 8, all eyes may be on Serena Williams when she takes the court.
Getting a ride in an Everett Fire ambulance will now cost more.
Meg and Royce Gray exit the Haggen in Snohomish with pints of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. A city ordinance banning plastic bags went into effect at the start of 2020.
It appears that the long-vacant former Albertsons storefront at 19881 U.S. 2 will have a new tenant.
Murder suspect still in California jail
Shhhh, listen. A croak means warmth is coming. Silence means bundle up for six more weeks of chilly weather.
Housing and economic development rank high on the 2020 priority lists for Snohomish, Monroe and Everett.
The Pilchuck River is no longer the source of water for some city residents, but if the city needs those rights in the future, they are protected in a trust agreement through the state Department of Ecology.
As temperatures dropped throughout the county, cold weather shelters were preparing to help.
If you’re looking for a new bike for your kid then Sharing Wheels is the place to go.
