Meet our cat of the week Miss Bella, an eleven-year-old black and white kitty.

Miss Bella was surrendered to Seattle Humane when her owner could no longer care for her. We are eager to find her the new loving home that she so deserves.

Everyone on Community Transit’s Route 435 bus the morning of June 19th was expecting an average commute, but what they got instead were gratitude and gift cards – including two worth $250.

No injuries were reported at a Mill Creek apartment complex fire on Sunday evening, June 17th.

Fire District 7 firefighers responding to reports of a dumpster fire arrived on scene to find it had spead to adjacent attic space.

A woman was stabbed in the neck in a domestic violence incident near Sunset Road and 43rd Avenue SE on Saturday evening, June 16th.

The Snohomish County Sheriff's Major Crime Unit arrested a suspect and the woman was transported to Harborview Medical Center.

Clean air superhero Oxy Gene will lead a Double Tall bus in the Strawberry Festival Parade on Saturday, June 16th, in Marysville. On Sunday, June 24th, a Community Transit Double Tall bus will make its way to Seattle Center in the colorful Seattle Pride Parade.

Pruning happens multiple times as does weeding, but the best task of all that gets to happen almost year ‘round is planting.

There isn’t a week that goes by that I don’t find some new treasure on the benches in the nursery that I have to take home and try out in my garden. It just so happens that this week that plant is a perennial lobelia.

The Parks, Recreation and Tourism department asks all interested horse owners and riders to fill out a brief two minute survey, “Horses Count,” online by July 31st to describe their needs and interests.

The survey results will help guide planning of how and where to better serve the equestrian community in county parks.