The Washington State Patrol will conduct a statewide “Slow Down, Move Over” emphasis from Friday, August 23rd, through Sunday, August 25th, to help troopers, roadway workers, emergency responders, and citizens stay safe.
As college students prepare to move into dormitories or off-campus housing for the upcoming school year, they should ensure their living space is a fire-safe environment.
Ornamental grasses are an interesting class of perennials. They have some unique qualities that make them an essential part of my borders. Unfortunately, many gardeners still see them as weeds that either need to be sprayed with Roundup or trimmed with the Weed-Eater. This column will hopefully find some converts.
Carter’s name might as well be Cartier, because he is that fancy! This handsome guy is one fine tabby cat. He is Affectionate, with a capital A! Chin rubs and cheek scratches are his favorite, and you’ll be thanked with paw kneads and deep purrs galore.
The greatest acts of all time came in pairs – Bonnie and Clyde, Fred and Ginger, Batman and Robin. So naturally, Sir Henry and Birdie are a duo for the ages. At just ten-years-young, these two are youthful enough to still get into trouble from time to time, but mature enough to be perfect companions 99% of the time.
Seven South County Fire recruits graduated from the Snohomish County Fire Training Academy in a ceremony held at Lynnwood High School on Friday night, August 16th.
The Snohomish Health District required the temporary closure of Ashiya Teriyaki west of Martha Lake in Lynnwood following a confirmed case of hepatitis A in a foodworker on August 15th.
People who ate at this restaurant between August 2nd and August 15th may be at risk for developing hepatitis A.
Gold Creek en Español invites the Mill Creek community to learn about and celebrate Hispanic Latino cultures at Heritage Celebrations on Saturday, September 7th.
Comcast announced on Wednesday, August 7th, it is expanding eligibility for Internet Essentials to include all qualified low-income households in Washington State.
The expansion makes more discounted internet services immediately available to the people of Mill Creek and Snohomish County.
On Friday, August 9th, Snohomish County’s Historic Preservation Commission announced that the Shannahan Cabin at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds would be the first resource listed on the Snohomish County Register of Historic Places.
A serious motorcycle accident on 132nd Street SE north of Mill Creek closed all eastbound lanes and one west bound lane on Friday afternoon, August 9th.
Drivers were asked to avoid the area for the afternoon/evening commute.
On May 19th, the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board honored Mill Creek resident Jill Cheeseman for her efforts to improve the quality of local parks.
She formed the Mill Creek Community Association Noxious Weed Committee to eradicate non-native invasive plants.
The Washington State Patrol will conduct a statewide “Slow Down, Move Over” emphasis from Friday, August 23rd, through Sunday, August 25th, to help troopers, roadway workers, emergency responders, and citizens stay safe.
As college students prepare to move into dormitories or off-campus housing for the upcoming school year, they should ensure their living space is a fire-safe environment.
Ornamental grasses are an interesting class of perennials. They have some unique qualities that make them an essential part of my borders. Unfortunately, many gardeners still see them as weeds that either need to be sprayed with Roundup or trimmed with the Weed-Eater. This column will hopefully find some converts.
Carter’s name might as well be Cartier, because he is that fancy! This handsome guy is one fine tabby cat. He is Affectionate, with a capital A! Chin rubs and cheek scratches are his favorite, and you’ll be thanked with paw kneads and deep purrs galore.
The greatest acts of all time came in pairs – Bonnie and Clyde, Fred and Ginger, Batman and Robin. So naturally, Sir Henry and Birdie are a duo for the ages. At just ten-years-young, these two are youthful enough to still get into trouble from time to time, but mature enough to be perfect companions 99% of the time.
Seven South County Fire recruits graduated from the Snohomish County Fire Training Academy in a ceremony held at Lynnwood High School on Friday night, August 16th.
The Snohomish Health District required the temporary closure of Ashiya Teriyaki west of Martha Lake in Lynnwood following a confirmed case of hepatitis A in a foodworker on August 15th.
People who ate at this restaurant between August 2nd and August 15th may be at risk for developing hepatitis A.
Gold Creek en Español invites the Mill Creek community to learn about and celebrate Hispanic Latino cultures at Heritage Celebrations on Saturday, September 7th.
Comcast announced on Wednesday, August 7th, it is expanding eligibility for Internet Essentials to include all qualified low-income households in Washington State.
The expansion makes more discounted internet services immediately available to the people of Mill Creek and Snohomish County.
On Friday, August 9th, Snohomish County’s Historic Preservation Commission announced that the Shannahan Cabin at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds would be the first resource listed on the Snohomish County Register of Historic Places.
A serious motorcycle accident on 132nd Street SE north of Mill Creek closed all eastbound lanes and one west bound lane on Friday afternoon, August 9th.
Drivers were asked to avoid the area for the afternoon/evening commute.
On May 19th, the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board honored Mill Creek resident Jill Cheeseman for her efforts to improve the quality of local parks.
She formed the Mill Creek Community Association Noxious Weed Committee to eradicate non-native invasive plants.
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