The amendment sets aside dollars for new employees in some areas, makes spending cuts in others and allocates money for work on the city’s stadium project.
The health department hopes to use the van as a way to bring vaccinations and STD screenings to rural and underserved areas.
The plan lays out goals and policies that will prepare the city for growth over the next 20 years. Residents can submit comments on the draft until May 12.
The facilities will provide more access to intensive outpatient programs, the medical groups announced.
Many trains on the Pacific Northwest route were out of service for up to 11 days. Trains will still have limited seating.
A federal agency terminated a $3.9 million grant Wednesday that funds library and museum programs across Washington.
The child is still at large, the sheriff’s office said, but there is no active threat to the students or staff at the school.
Gary Petershagen is seeking a third term on the council.
The $54 million project will completely replace the aging elementary school. Students are set to move in by the 2026-27 school year.
The move rolls back a decision the school board made in January to move the alternative high school at the start of next school year.
The case was identified in an infant who likely contracted measles while traveling, the county health department said.
The city is looking for feedback from residents on its 2044 comprehensive plan update.
Our Lady of Hope Church will host the social service organization at 2617 Cedar St. in Everett.
Trains will have less capacity for now, but service is expected to resume for some routes as early as Tuesday.
Before Dave Kraski was appointed, the commission changed the requirements needed to hold the fire chief position.
Oliver Popa’s first grade teacher said he should publish a longer version of a writing assignment. A year later, his mother — a publisher — helped made it happen.
Constantine has served as the King County Executive since 2009.
