Steve Parker, 58, of Arlington, admitted guilt in Skagit County. Investigators believe he continued to run a drug ring from behind bars.
It’s “a tough pill to swallow,” District 21 Fire Chief Chad Schmidt said. Meanwhile, most Snohomish County districts approved their levies.
The lawsuit claims Abbas Al Nahi has not secured the former home of ReMyx’d after a fire gutted it in May, causing a nuisance.
Organizer Caera Gramore hopes to bring Pride back next year, despite a myriad of conflicts with the city and some community members.
Event organizers say the precaution is warranted under the terms of a 2021 state law.
The wounded man was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The suspected shooter left the scene, per police.
A 5K fun run is Saturday in Arlington for a Guinness World Record attempt to promote the state’s first chiropractic school.
Aaron Alarcon-Castendea, 38, and Steven Delvecchio, 65, were sentenced Thursday nearly six months after their leader got 15 years.
Council heard nearly an hour of public comment regarding the town’s pride event.
Cooper Cummings, who grew up in Lake Stevens, defeated a world record-holder in Cooper’s Hill Cheese Rolling and Wake.
Arlington police say initial indications show the fire at ReMyx’d did not appear to be intentionally set.
The city will classify it as “a First Amendment event.” Meanwhile, organizers have seen more pushback against local drag performances.
The Great Mukilteo Garage Sale is Saturday. Mega community sales continue through spring and summer.
City leaders still want the event to go forward, but organizers were shocked by concerns about background checks for drag performers.
The transit agency is in early development for microtransit services in Arlington, Darrington and Lake Stevens.
On March 7, a man was killed in a hit and run along 172nd Street NE. Police used telematics data to track down the suspect.
Access to the bathrooms and parking will be closed until April 13. RV dumping stations will stay closed longer.
A new specialty and surgical clinic opened Monday in Arlington, with another clinic coming soon in Marysville.
At the city’s request, the state changed the left-turn sequence. An Arlington reader said drivers are jumping the queue.
Jose Arredondo-Valdez, the cousin of Cesar Valdez-Sanudo, got nine years Tuesday. Valdez-Sanudo’s wife got 30 months.