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The farm that sparked
area’s pumpkin tourism




Mark and Judy Craven stand next to a variety of pumpkins big and small at their farm off of Short School Road in the Snohomish River Valley.

SNOHOMISH — A teacher's request 35 years ago was the genesis for a humongous agritourism draw for the area. More on this story...

Preserving Heirman property as future park is
what Bob wanted

SNOHOMISH — A future city park is coming for residents that also keeps the Heirman homestead away from developers. It was where the beloved conservationist Bob grew up. Keeping it natural was exactly what Bob wanted. More on this story...

Latest city budget changes ensure
Jetty Island trips, may keep animal farm

EVERETT LOGOEVERETT —A new set of budget revisions walked back a plan hinging on Jetty Island receiving tourism grants to operate, and some City Council members want an earmark to keep the Forest Park petting zoo that's slated to be eliminated. The money comes from lessening the city pension contribution. More on this story...

Far-off fix for 522-Paradise Lake Road clog site discussed

MALTBY — Traffic engineers are deciding between two ideas for the 522-Paradise Lake Road interchange and presented the plans to an audience of more than 200 frustrated commuters last week. More on this story...

Pilchuck Dam to be removed to let salmon run easier

SNOHOMISH — The City of Snohomish and Tulalip Tribes are collaborating to remove the infrastructure and let the river revert to its natural state. More on this story...

Morse family convenes at GAR

SNOHOMISH — A few searches connected a spread-out family that includes Snohomish's police chief from decades ago. More on this story...

The Nimitz is not returning, creating a push to pin down aircraft carrier

EVERETT — Legislators are working to get the Navy to bring an aircraft carrier here after news broke the Nimitz will not be returning as planned. More on this story...

“People’s” Monte Cristo Awards revives event canceled by city

EVERETT — A dedicated cadre of volunteers are preparing to raise the roof at the city’s Monte Cristo Awards for extraordinarily well kept homes on Oct. 25. More on this story...

PUD board candidates give views on solar, nuclear

EVERETT — The candidates for the PUD board answered questions at a candidate forum Sept. 24. More on this story...

HIKE OF THE MONTH: Lake Dorothy's beauty makes braving crowds worthwhile

SKYKOMISH VALLEY — Expert hiker Craig Romano explains what to expect at one of the largest bodies of water within the sprawling 414,000-acre Alpine Lakes Wilderness. More on this story...

Brick by brick:
Man recreates Narnia wardrobe from Legos

MONROE — There isn't anything quite like the wardrobe from Narnia that was built, brick by brick, with Legos. More on this story...

When someone dies by suicide,
the ‘ripple effect’ is real

SNOHOMISH COUNTY — A youth's suicide can influence others in negative ways. There are ways to help prevent it. More on this story...

Snohomish anti-racism group grows its campaign

SNOHOMISH — More than 100 people packed Snohomish for Equity's meeting, standing up to pledge against intolerance. More on this story...

New Seattle Children’s clinic gives specialty care locally

childrens clinicEVERETT — The clinic's new site in north Everett provides 18 specialties and localized care.

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