A big surprise came to a woman in the small city of Brier after discovering she had won the $12.2 million Washington Lottery jackpot. The woman and her husband...
Newly elected officers for the VFW and its Auxiliary were installed at the VFW District 1 meeting last month. Those elected will serve a year-long term of duty. There...
Sno-Isle Libraries has invited the public to read along with staff this year in a program called Reading Resolutions: 16 in ’16.
Every 20 days, a new thematic reading challenge...
A clothing drive is a great way to give back this holiday season, and Clothes For Kids, which provides school wardrobes to local kids in need, is encouraging local...
The Lynnwood City Council has scheduled joint retreats with Mayor Nicola Smith, directors and City staff at its Monday and Wednesday work sessions.
Monday's work session will focus on the community...
Note: This isn’t the complete story, just my recollections of the fantastic and fascinating day we had trying to track down my father-in-law’s experiences during the Battle of Argentan,...
The following obituary for Christopher Davis was published in the Peninsula Daily News and www.legacy.com.
Davis' death is being investigated by the Lynnwood Police as a homicide. Davis, was found when police responded to a...
It was another gorgeous fall day as the fifth annual Dick's "Change for Charity" Walkathon set off Sunday morning from the Edmonds Dick's location at 220th and Highway 99.
"We...
Monday, Oct. 5 is the last day before the Nov. 3 General Election to update an existing registration or register online or by mail. You may register in person...
Just in time for the weekend, the Snohomish County Tourism Bureau is offering a new edition of the “Snohomish County Hiking Guide,” a brochure that features 30 hikes from...
Interested in tracing your family roots? A free beginning genealogy class will be offered Saturday, Oct. 4, from 10-11 a.m., at Sno-Isle Genealogical Society Research Library, 19827 Poplar Way,...
In conjunction with the National League of Women Voters designation of the fourth Tuesday of September as an Annual Voter Registration Day, the League of Women Voters of Snohomish...
The Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to hear from Public Works Director Bill Franz on the City's response to the Aug. 29 windstorm during Monday's meeting.
The presentation will describe...
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At 44th Ave. and 200th St. SW. in Lynnwood, Dillon puts more into his job than the average sign twirler. He's been performing this for six months. (Video by David Carlos)
Windermere Real Estate’s Edmonds office is hosting a free paper shredding event for the general public on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 9 a.m.-noon.
Bring your personal and household shredding along...
Starting this month, Snohomish County PUD customers will begin receiving monthly bills.
With monthly bills, each individual payment will be about half of a two-month period for most customers. There...
Students at Lynnwood High School will get an extra lesson in geography this year when they welcome Eleonora, an international exchange student from Italy.
Eleonora arrived Lynnwood last weekend to...
Snohomish County PUD reports that about 25,000 residents remain without power as of Sunday night.
Many residents in Lynnwood have had their power restored, though other residents are still in the...
Snohomish County PUD is reporting that power has been restored to more than 50,000 customers.
Crews are working to get the power back on for the remaining 120,000 with support from...
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Freshman State Rep. Strom Peterson, a Democrat from Edmonds who represents the 21st District (which includes much of Edmonds plus Lynnwood and Mukilteo), discussed his first year as a...
