Voters last week did not pass an education levy renewal asked by Monroe Schools, as the measure was rejected by about 500 votes.
A slimmed version of a bill to allow more duplexes or fourplexes in cities across Washington is on its way to becoming law.
Ashleigh Cruze is new to the Snohomish Community Food Bank, but not to Snohomish.
The port commission directed staff to approach the County Council to ask them to place a measure on the August 2024 ballot. The measure would ask voters outside the boundaries to put themselves into the port's tax district boundaries.
Farmers markets, featuring fresh food from local vendors, are beginning to blossom starting this month.
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson visited the Monroe Rotary Club’s meeting last week to explain the office’s role and speak to some of its work.
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.
With public fireworks shows canceled, more people than usual could be tempted to light fireworks at home this Fourth of July.
Laura Roetcisoender has always had a passion for entertaining children and writing. Now, she’s published a new children’s book.
Eighty-one homeless people will move off the streets into new studio apartments this summer, courtesy of behavioral health-care nonprofit Compass Health.
Lucas Donohue was a senior at Snohomish High School and an aspiring Eagle Scout who just achieved his life rank.
Snohomish's Park and Recreation Board has decided on names for five city parks and will soon send the preferred options to the City Council for consideration.
EVERETT — A free, weekly health care clinic that opened on Casino Road is being called the first time “low-income adults in South Everett who lack health insurance will have access to primary care at no cost,” say organizers Connect Casino Road.
A call to show up at Council meetings and demand accountability on seeking the public's voice on red light cameras in Monroe.
Letter to the editor thanking the Tribune and questioning priorities to aid individuals in homelessness.
MONROE — A race to succeed long-serving Mayor Geoffrey Thomas has begun as City Councilwoman Heather Fulcher and former City Councilwoman Patsy Cudaback have organized campaigns.
The challenge of online schooling is apparent and the desire to go back to the classroom seems to outweigh the risk of COVID-19 in the eyes of students and parents.
Anxious demand is far outstripping available vaccine supplies, and appointment times at drive-thru vaccine sites are getting snapped up quickly.
MONROE — The nonprofit that runs youth quarter midget racing at the Evergreen State Fair Park fears it will get shut out of running on its longtime track.
The mayor can now set more zones in Everett which outlaw laying or sleeping on the sidewalk.
