Many of us associate the summer months with visits to a local farmers market.

It’s a great way to meet and support local farmers and stock up on fresh, locally grown produce as well as many other items. It can also be a fun, community event for the whole family to enjoy.

We don't have a farmers market in Mill Creek, but here are ten local markets you might want to visit in the coming months.

The Community Transit Board of Directors approved a plan to increase bus service by six percent this fall, including two routes that will serve the Boeing-Paine Field area from south Snohomish County.

The plan will also improve transit connections throughout the county, add more weekday trips to Seattle and UW, and improve Sunday bus service with more frequent buses and later hours on some routes.

The first phase of construction on Community Transit’s Swift Green Line is taking place the week of May 1st as contractors begin work on the Seaway Transit Center across from the main gate to the Boeing Everett plant.

Awards given to SnoCo commuters, businesses that choose smart transportation options. The Community Transit event honors commuters and companies throughout Snohomish County and the city of Bothell that work to reduce traffic congestion and encourage transportation choices such as riding the bus, sharing a ride, bicycling or walking.

Cascadia College is hosting an art exhibit entitled “Border Doors” in Mobius Hall on campus until Friday, February 17th. Students, artists, families, and social justice organizations used full-size doors as their canvas to tell their personal immigration stories.

Congresswoman Suzan DelBene engaged Cascadia College students in a powerful discussion on the intersection of federal government and technology the week of December 12th.

A man suspected of shooting a 36 year-old male outside a residence at the 10 block of 198th Place SE on Friday, December 9th, was taken into custody just before midnight that same day.