The Sno-Isle Libraries operations levy is officially approved with a very narrow 0.46 percent margin.

Canvassing boards in Snohomish and Island counties each met on Friday, May 4th, and certified the April 24th election results.

The measure passed with a combined 50.46 percent yes votes to 49.54 percent no votes.

The Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit detectives are investigating a stabbing that occurred on Thursday morning, May 3rd, just north of Mill Creek.

A very slim majority of voters voted “Yes” to approve Sno-Isle Libraries’ levy lift proposition in the April 24th Special Election.

As of Friday afternoon, April 27th, there are 1,114 more Snohomish and Island County voters who voted “Yes” than “No.”

As a result of Opioid Response Multi-Agency Coordination (MAC) Group efforts—the Needle Clean-Up Kit and Disposal program is expanding to make it simpler and safer for Snohomish County residents and business owners to clean up and dispose of needles found in the community.

Forest View Elementary School fifth-grader Rowan Evans was selected as one of the ten top Washington State student safety patrollers for 2018 by a panel of AAA of Washington Judges. He and the others will be honored at the May 4th Seattle Mariners game.

Homicide detective Kendra Conley donned her pink handcuffs as she spoke to a group of more than 40 girls, grades 8-12, on April 14th for Law and Justice Day hosted at Edmonds Community College.

At the April 17th Board of Commissioner’s meeting, Fire Chief Gary Meek had the honor of pinning our two newly promoted captains, Troy Smith and Colby Titland.

Their families and coworkers joined the captains as they took their oath and received their badges.