Snohomish County holds its spot as the third healthiest county in Washington State for the second year in a row, according to the annual County Health Rankings.
The Washington State Legislature recently authorized funds to reimburse bump stock owners $150 for each one turned in, but the offer ends on Tuesday, March 26th, when the federal law that bans them takes effect.
On March 7th Community Transit’s Swift Green Line was presented with the Innovative Transportation Solutions Award by the Puget Sound Chapter of the Women’s Transportation Seminar.
This award recognizes exceptional transportation projects with women in leadership roles.
This month, the City of Mill Creek officially adopted the USS Ralph Johnson, the newly commissioned Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer stationed at Naval Station Everett.
After years of flooding and eight months of closure, the reconstruction on 35th Avenue SE in Mill Creek is complete and the roadway reopened to traffic and pedestrians on Monday, March 11th.
The City of Mill Creek is currently evaluating a proposed binding site plan application for a new high-end dog boarding facility called Muttley Square located near the intersection of Bothell-Everett Highway and 132nd Street SE, northeast of the Les Schwab store.
The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Be the Match donor registry event at the Mill Creek south precinct office on Thursday evening, March 14th, to help Deputy Molly Thunder find a bone marrow donor to help treat her recently diagnosed bone marrow disease.
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