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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.

Commissioner Franz Ends Net Pen Aquaculture in Washington’s Waters

Wednesday, November 30 by Tristan Halsen

The Puget Sound and its wildlife are ingrained in the culture and history of Washington. With many of our native aquatic species being threatened, it comes with great excitement that Washington officials have announced that net pen aquaculture will no longer be allowed in... Read More.

North Sound Snow This Week

Tuesday, November 29 by Ted Buehner

While kids are excited, moisture from a Pacific weather system diving southeast from the Gulf of Alaska will spread over the cold air in place with snow developing today and tonight. This always makes for messy driving conditions, and potential school delays, generally a... Read More.

OPERATION MILITARY FAMILY RECEIVES DONATION FROM COMCAST DURING MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH

Monday, November 28 by Marcee Maylin

Comcast donated $20,000, 200 Laptops, and Digital Skills Guide and Support to Operation Military Family for Military Appreciation Month in November. This is addition to the more than $197 million in cash and in-kind contributions to military community organizations Comcast has given since 2011.Comcast... Read More.

Thanksgiving Weekend Travel – What To Know Before Hitting The Road

Tuesday, November 22 by Ted Buehner

Nationwide, nearly 55 million people are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend according to the AAA travel forecast, almost pre-pandemic levels. Close to 90 percent will travel by car with the remainder flying or taking Amtrak. Here is what you need to... Read More.

2022 Everett Tree Lighting and Wintertide, and Santa is Here

Monday, November 21 by Marcee Maylin

Tis the season, and it’s here. Kick it off with the annual tree lighting in downtown Everett this Friday, November 25th, at 4:00 pm. Santa is even coming at 5:00 pm, to light up the streets. There will hot cocoa and cookies, and an... Read More.

A Case 42 years in the Making, Othaniel Philip Ames Has Been Found-Stilly Doe Mystery Solved

Thursday, November 17 by Tristan Halsen

The Snohomish County Medical Examiner Offices’s (SCMEO) staff announced the identification of “I-5 Stilly Doe,” an individual who had been found in the Stillaguamish River near I-5 in 1980 but had been unidentified for the intervening 42 years. Using advanced DNA extraction techniques and... Read More.

Watch Your Vote Get Counted

Tuesday, November 15 by Ted Buehner

Election Day was on November 8th. I once again had the honor to be a part of the Snohomish County Elections Office seasonal team of nearly 35 to help prepare ballots to be tabulated and counted. This year, the Elections Office mailed nearly 509,000... Read More.

Public Hearing on Little Bear Creek Watershed

Monday, November 14 by Marcee Maylin

On Thursday November 17th from 6:30 to 8:30pm, Snohomish County Surface Water Management (SWM), a division of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, will hold a public meeting. SWM is seeking the public’s input and... Read More.

Navy Partners with Tulalip Tribe to Relocate Beavers at Jim Creek Station

Friday, November 11 by Tristan Halsen

Human and wildlife activity often overlap, which can often lead to problems for the former. The Jim Creek Naval station is in the foothills of the Cascades, where it communicates with the Pacific submarine fleet. With the station being situated deep in the woods,... Read More.

Action On Congested North Sound Commutes and Heavy Traffic

Thursday, November 10 by Ted Buehner

More and more people continue to move into Snohomish and Skagit counties, adding more traffic onto already crowded highways. Action is being taken on the key arterials including I-5, I-405, and the Hewitt Ave Trestle.Earlier this year, the Washington State Legislature passed funding to... Read More.

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North Sound Stories

Detectives Arrest Suspect in Cold Case Homicide

Police Investigate Shooting Incident in Arlington

Commissioner Franz Ends Net Pen Aquaculture in Washington’s Waters

North Sound Snow This Week

OPERATION MILITARY FAMILY RECEIVES DONATION FROM COMCAST DURING MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH

Thanksgiving Weekend Travel – What To Know Before Hitting The Road

2022 Everett Tree Lighting and Wintertide, and Santa is Here

A Case 42 years in the Making, Othaniel Philip Ames Has Been Found-Stilly Doe Mystery Solved

Watch Your Vote Get Counted

Public Hearing on Little Bear Creek Watershed

Navy Partners with Tulalip Tribe to Relocate Beavers at Jim Creek Station

Action On Congested North Sound Commutes and Heavy Traffic

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