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Raspberry jalapeño bacon burgers. Korean BBQ pepperoni sticks. Alligator meat. All of it comes from one family butcher counter in a quiet corner of Washington farm country. The shop has been cutting meat since 1972. It still wraps custom orders in plastic and butcher paper, the same way it always has.
District 12 Rep. Brian Burnett conceded his re-election bid on Thursday to Democratic challenger Stacy Willoughby. Burnett trails Willoughby by less than 750 votes. The district comprises all of Chelan County and parts of Snohomish and King counties. Chelan and Snohomish counties have nearly completed counting ballots, but King County, where Willoughby leads with 58% of the votes, still has 15,000 votes left to county, according to the Secretary of State's Office.
PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has a staggering number of bears to care for.
The Snohomish County Council voted 3-2 Tuesday to approve a $3.37 billion budget for 2027-28, capping a six-hour meeting with a spending plan that raises surface-water fees on homeowners, phases in a steep jail booking-fee increase for cities, and leans on only modest property-tax growth rather than tapping banked taxing capacity the county had available. Council members Megan Dunn, Jared Mead and Strom Peterson voted yes; Sam Low and Nate Nehring voted no.
Which organizations planted native trees along George Davis Creek?. King County has removed the last of 13 barriers blocking fish passage along Lake Sammamish, opening 4,300 feet of upstream habitat on George Davis Creek to kokanee salmon and other native fish. New box culverts beneath the East Lake Sammamish Trail...
Want to visit the most haunted places in Washington that will make your skin crawl?. These 8 haunted places offer bone-chilling history and unforgettable scary thrills!. 1. The Oxford Saloon (Snohomish) There are buildings that seem to hold onto their past, and the Oxford Saloon in Snohomish holds on tighter...
The city is shutting down one of the busiest roads in Snohomish County, 164th St. SE, for emergency bridge repairs.
SEATTLE - Road closures are going into effect throughout the state this weekend as crews work to repair various infrastructure, which will almost certainly cause traffic impacts. Keep reading to see where these closures will take place and when they are expected to end. North Creek Bridge closure in Mill...
The menu at this small kitchen changes daily, and one woman from Hungary cooks nearly all of it. Chicken paprikas one day. The lineup usually runs to a couple of appetizers, three entrees, and sides. Homemade bread comes to the table. Vintage decorations fill the room, and the tablecloths change...
Results, recaps, stats and more from Week 11 (state tournament first round) of the high school football season around the South Sound will be posted on this page over the weekend. FRIDAY’S GAMES (NOV. 13) FEDERAL WAY 54, SNOHOMISH 15 It’s almost unfair how many options Cordae Norling has in the Federal Way passing attack. There’s electric playmaker Tayven Collins, a New Mexico commit. Sprinkle in 6-foot-3 sophomore Justin Suega, who already looks like a Division I receiver. Then how ‘bout a little of 6-foot-2, 220-pound bowling ball junior Kaicen Carter, who’s already a coveted Division I linebacker prospect? There are some other options, too. All of them were on display in Federal Way’s 54-15 rout of visiting Snohomish in the opening round of the Class 3A state football tournament at Federal Way Memorial Field on Friday night. Norling, a sophomore, completed 31-of-41 passes for 450 yards and six passing touchdowns. He rushed for another. “I’ve been playing with (the receivers) since I was little, so just our chemistry, it’s gonna be there for forever. … It makes it easy, you know? If they’re not open, my pocket presence, mobility, scramble drill, we can just make stuff happen, no matter
Shovels hit dirt in Lynnwood on Tuesday as the Housing Authority of Snohomish County broke ground on The Bow Tie, a planned $90.1 million affordable housing development set to bring 124 homes to a site at 5710 200th St. S.W. The project splits into 60 units for seniors ages 55 and older and 64 units for families, with construction slated to begin this winter and wrap up in 2028.
