North Sound Stories Archives - Page 4 of 69

The Meaning of the Winter Solstice

Tuesday, December 20 by Ted Buehner

It may seem like winter has already arrived with our recent snows, but on the calendar, winter starts with the winter solstice. This year, the solstice is on Wednesday, December 21st at 148 PM PST. December 21st will also be the shortest day of... Read More.

Illegal Parking At Stevens Pass

Sunday, December 18 by Ted Buehner

Recent snows in the Cascades have many people excited as they head to the slopes at Stevens Pass. Unfortunately, parking there has limits recreating a problem along US 2 around the pass. Snow enthusiasts eager to get out of the house and enjoy the... Read More.

Comcast Donates 40 Laptops to Edmonds College Veterans’ Resource Center

Wednesday, December 14 by Marcee Maylin

Comcast recently donated laptops to several veterans’ services organizations and groups in Washington state in partnership with Operation Military Family. Leadership from each organization met with Comcast at the Edmonds College Veterans Resource Center to receive... Read More.

Snohomish County Launches Grant Program for Flood Risk Reduction Projects

Tuesday, December 13 by Marcee Maylin

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced that the County is releasing a Flood Risk Reduction grant application to fund projects that mitigate harms posed by potential flooding, with a focus on projects that preserve housing, small businesses, and meet the needs of disproportionately impacted... Read More.

Armed Suspect Has Rockefeller Courthouse on Lockdown

Monday, December 12 by Elise Detloff

According to the SnoCoSheriff Twitter page, the downtown Everett Courthouse (3000 Rockefeller) remains on lockdown with a large law enforcement presence. There is an armed suspect barricaded in the lobby. Law enforcement is actively... Read More.

$1.4m Grant to Help Restore Coastal Habitat On A Newly Preserved Property On Whidbey Island’s Shore

Saturday, December 10 by Tristan Halsen

A 210-acre parcel of pristine Whidbey Island shoreline will be protected, restored and made accessible to the public thanks in part to a $1,422,500 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Coastal Resilience Fund grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), was... Read More.

Celebrate the holidays with the Wintertide Festival Market this Saturday!

Friday, December 9 by Tristan Halsen

It’s the holiday season, and what better way to celebrate it than attending this year’s Wintertide Festival and Market this Saturday in downtown Everett. The festival this year is well underway, with the Wintertide tree lighting ceremony taken place on November 25th. The market... Read More.

Tunnels to Towers Pays Officer Dan Rocha’s Mortgage

Thursday, December 8 by Marcee Maylin

Remember Officer Dan Rocha? He’s the fallen Everett Police Officer, who died in the line of duty while serving his community. The streets were lined for his funeral procession which ended with his memorial at Angel... Read More.

The Last Boeing 747 That’s Ever Going to Be Built Rolls Out of Everett

Wednesday, December 7 by Marcee Maylin

To cheers, tears and flashing cameras, the last Boeing 747 rolled out of Everett last night. Number 1,572 it’s the end of the line, and Atlas Global Cargo gets it.What a history for this successful aircraft. The first jumbo 747 jet was manufactured in... Read More.

EvCC and WSU Announce New Degree Partnership

Friday, December 2 by Marcee Maylin

The Degree Partnership Program, the first of its kind in Washington state, enables students to attend classes concurrently at WSU Everett and EvCC, seamlessly transfer credits, combine credits for financial aid and use facilities and services at both institutions.The agreement was signed Monday, Nov.... Read More.

Detectives Arrest Suspect in Cold Case Homicide

Thursday, December 1 by Tristan Halsen

On Monday morning, November 28th, Marysville Police Department detectives arrested a 52-year-old Renton man in connection with the 1998 murder of then-19-year-old Jennifer Brinkman. The suspect has been living and working in the east Puget Sound area since before the homicide took place. This arrest... Read More.

Police Investigate Shooting Incident in Arlington

Wednesday, November 30 by Tristan Halsen

Arlington Police were dispatched to the 300 block of North Olympic Avenue on November 29, 2022, at approximately 9:22 p.m. for a report of an assault involving several subjects. Officers initiated an investigation, interviewing witnesses and involved parties. Additional 911 calls reported a male... Read More.

First Previous 1 2 345 6 7 8 Next Last

North Sound Stories

The Meaning of the Winter Solstice

Illegal Parking At Stevens Pass

Comcast Donates 40 Laptops to Edmonds College Veterans’ Resource Center

Snohomish County Launches Grant Program for Flood Risk Reduction Projects

Armed Suspect Has Rockefeller Courthouse on Lockdown

$1.4m Grant to Help Restore Coastal Habitat On A Newly Preserved Property On Whidbey Island’s Shore

Celebrate the holidays with the Wintertide Festival Market this Saturday!

Tunnels to Towers Pays Officer Dan Rocha’s Mortgage

The Last Boeing 747 That’s Ever Going to Be Built Rolls Out of Everett

EvCC and WSU Announce New Degree Partnership

Detectives Arrest Suspect in Cold Case Homicide

Police Investigate Shooting Incident in Arlington

Latest Local News

Suspects Held on $2 Million Bail Following Arlington Homicide

Oso Landslide 9 Years Later

City of Everett to Host Recycling Collection Event on April 1st

BNSF Train Derailed Thursday Morning in Skagit County

Follow Us on Facebook