The Mill Creek City Council is scheduled to discuss a new East Gateway Urban Village mixed-use development called The Farm at Mill Creek at a special city council meeting on Tuesday evening, February 19th.

This discussion was on the agenda for the city council’s regular February 12th meeting, but the copious quantity of snow on the roads prompted the meeting’s cancellation.

Community Transit will operate local buses and DART paratransit service within Snohomish County on regular schedule on Presidents Day, February 18th.

Commuter service to Seattle and UW will be limited to specific routes.

Fire District 7 first responders used outside the box thinking to transport a patient to the hospital on Wednesday, February 13th.

For those of you who attended college, what you are about to read should be somewhat familiar. For those who didn’t attend college (and I mean sleep away college, not a local college to which you commute), what you are about to read will seem like something from another planet.

As cute as can be, that’s our dog of the week Hooch! This six year old terrier mix is as adorable as they come. And not only does looking at him make you smile, but being around him will make you absolutely ecstatic.

Most of us know that taking care of ourselves involves eating whole foods, maintaining a daily rhythm that includes adequate sleep, staying hydrated, exercising and doing some kind of self-care ritual on a regular basis. But self-care and happiness actually involve a lot more than just the physical stuff.

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has preemptively declared an emergency, effective Friday, February 8th, at 8:00 am, as the community braces for what weather experts say may be a pair of powerful winter storms.

Emergencies don’t often provide enough time to create and implement an action plan.

A free Map Your Neighborhood event at City Hall in Mill Creek on Tuesday evening, February 19th, will help people develop plans for emergencies both large and small.