After a wet spell, temperatures were expected to creep back up this week, including 90s in Darrington and 70s in Everett.
A state grant made “Everett at Sea” free for Casino Road families who couldn’t afford the expense. However, after this year, funding runs out.
Three of the area’s newest recruits share how they’ve been gearing up for school.
The buyout measure comes after voters rejected a property tax levy lid lift. Officials said at least 131 employees are eligible.
UPDATE
The move by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is the latest attempt to help the district correct its budget turmoil.
Beth Hoiby said in a statement, “I don’t feel adequately equipped to deal with the ongoing struggles that the district is facing.”
People can see what’s billed as the world’s largest mobile earthquake simulator 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday at Delta Plaza, 514 Delta Ave.
City council approved $600,000 to launch new version of chamber by 2025.
Not everybody is happy with the project to ease the commute between the two cities.
Proponents say it will bolster small businesses, provide localized resources, and bring additional revenue to the city.
The skydiving Hall of Famer completed her 730th jump in Snohomish on Wednesday. Her friend said, “I think she’ll sleep when she’s dead.”
In the face of a growing budget deficit, the city may have to make increasingly dire decisions to save money.
The state auditor: “The most alarming audit of a public school’s finances in 17 years.” The district: Audit doesn’t tell the full story.
The annual event hosts some of Edmonds’ most reputable restauranteurs, live entertainment and family-friendly festivities.
In a statement Wednesday, Mayor Cassie Franklin said the vote “will impact our community in negative ways.”
Yard signs have dotted streets in recent weeks pushing back against the proposed 44% property tax increase.
The greenhouse deteriorated for years after the school’s agriculture program died. Two teachers are trying to rehabilitate it.
