On Wednesday, July 29th, Superintendent Ian Saltzman announced 100% of fall classes will be held remotely because of Snohomish County’s COVID-19 case resurgence. 

The final plan is still being determined, but details regarding schedules, attendance, and grading will be communicated in an August Parent University.

For those of us who have lived long enough, today’s political climate feels very familiar. It reminds me of 1968.

For those of us who don’t remember all the way back then, the terrible assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy led to violence in the streets similar to today's riots.

You'll feel like you hit the jackpot with our cat of the week Cash! This five-year-old orange and white tabby is one friendly guy. He's constantly asking for attention - whether it's for pets, to play or for a snack.

You won't ever feel lonely with Cash around.

A Bothell police officer responding to a Canyon Park 911 call on Wednesday evening, July 29th, was confronted by a knife wielding suspect who was shot when he advanced.

The suspect died of his wounds after being transported to Harborview Medical Center.

Almost as certain as a June rain, dragonflies are a sure sign that summer has arrived. They hover and zip around our gardens in search of those pesky mosquitoes, no doubt their version of a takeout meal. 

The repair of Mill Creek’s aging surface water system in the Douglas Fir, Vine Maple, and Evergreen neighborhoods began on Monday, July 20th.

This approximately $750,000 project is scheduled to be complete by the end of September.

Due to an overwhelming number of visitors this summer, our parks and facilities have become stretched beyond capacity, which has impeding safe social distancing.

Rangers will therefore be turning vehicles and pedestrians away once our parks reach capacity.

Today, Edmonds College and Snohomish County announced their partnership to produce locally sourced Personal Protective Equipment.

Edmonds College produced 200 face shields at the Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center at Paine Field Airport.