Editor's Note: This is the first of a two-part series on the new drug law in Mill Creek. A new law in Mill Creek is cracking down on possession of illegal drugs – and in a little... — Updated 4/20/2021

Editor's Note: This story was last updated at 8:15 a.m. April 20. Check back for updates. The J&J vaccine is paused due to a rare form of stroke that occurred in fewer than a dozen... — Updated 4/20/2021

Mill Creek City Manager Michael Ciaravino is due for a performance review in May, an action that was pushed up last year due to competing priorities. Last year's article is here:... — Updated 4/16/2021

The City of Mill Creek will reopen, but not quite yet. A full opening of City Hall with onsite services, a return of employees to City office space, and public meetings is planned... — Updated 4/16/2021

Three counties are rolling back to Phase 2, but so far Snohomish County remains in Phase 3 with the bulk of Washington state. Snohomish County officials warned in the past Joint... — Updated 4/16/2021

For the third week in a row, Snohomish County's case rate has continued its climb in the wrong direction. The rolling two-week case rate now sits at 121 per 100,000 for the period... — Updated 4/16/2021

As Everett Public Schools prepare or April 19, when high school students return to onsite classes, they are also preparing for another change: testing for asymptomatic COVID-19.... — Updated 4/16/2021

During a recent Mill Creek City Council Zoom meeting Councilwoman Stephanie Vignal put forth that the city should research the pros and cons of hiring a city social worker. She... — Updated 4/19/2021

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Revenge is for the weak. I cannot offer a claim that revenge has never crossed my mind. I understand the math of justice. When a wrong has occurred, we crave the right. We want... — Updated 4/16/2021

Museums are open again! During a recent visit to Cascadia Art Museum, we were among the carefully monitored visitors who felt comfortable enough with COVID protocols and that we... — Updated 4/16/2021

In the years after his retirement and before he passed away, I noticed that my father had aged into a cliché. He was always social, but he'd become garrulous, happy to engage in... — Updated 4/16/2021

On March 23 when I finished reading an article in our Snohomish County area newspaper my civic-opinionated brain and my fingers went to work on my computer keyboard. Eight days... — Updated 4/20/2021

There are a couple of basics that humans could not live without. Chief among them are air, water, and food. Studies have shown that a person could not live more than a couple of... — Updated 4/16/2021

The Edmonds Waterfront Center's second Waterfront Forum is "How Arts and Culture Shape the Identity of Edmonds." Following on the heels of EWC's first forum, "Edmonds From the... — Updated 4/16/2021