Gov. Jay Inslee on Aug. 10 issued guidance as part of Washington's Safe Start phased reopening plan.
Gov. Jay Inslee announced guidance on Aug. 6 that allows long-term care facilities to offer visitation and other activities. Many long-term care facilities were forced to curtail social activities for residents and visitors earlier this year due to COVID-19.
Gov. Jay Inslee on Aug. 5 announced new recommendations from the Washington State Department of Health for resuming in-person instruction in public and private K-12 education for the upcoming 2020–2021 school year. Inslee was joined by Chris Reykdal, state Superintendent of Public Instructio…
While not yet open, renovations are complete for Arlington's future innovation center which will help local entrepreneurs have a space to create.
Marysville lower-income residents who have fallen behind on rent payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic are invited to apply for new Marysville CARES Community Rent Relief Grants. The two-week application period runs through Aug. 13.
Construction is set to begin on Marysville's new Olympic View Park, which will be a park in the Sunnyside area that connects to the Ebey Waterfront Trail.
Motorists in Arlington will soon be maneuvering through a new roundabout that will be constructed at the intersection of 204th Street NE and 77th Avenue NE.
Organizers of Marysville's school supply drive are hoping for more donations to come in as incoming supplies are having trouble meeting demand.
The Friendship Walk and 5k Run will go virtual this year in an effort to continue the annual fundraiser that supports Voices of the Village.
Given the increase in COVID-19 cases, Snohomish Health District favors remote learning at this time
Gov. Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman announced on July 23 changes to “Safe Start,” Washington’s phased approach to reopening. The changes target activities that data have shown provide a higher risk of COVID-19 exposure.
Arlington education leaders are looking to fill a vacancy on the school board.
Rep. Suzan DelBene talked about healthcare disparities and the COVID-19 response at a July 9 virtual town hall.
The Marysville School District is currently working with staff and families to come up with a plan for how to open next school year.
Local organizations will be collecting school supplies and food at the Angel of the Winds parking lot on Aug. 1 for Snohomish County families.
The Snohomish County PUD Board of Commissioners recently approved enhancements to the PUD’s Income Qualified Assistance Program that will make it accessible to more customers and provide more relief at the same time.
Lakewood school officials are currently considering a rotating schedule to return students to the classroom for this fall.
There are lots of wonderful July blooming shrubs that you can choose from when it comes to adding color and excitement to your yard, but probably the most popular one of all is the hydrangea — in all of its many variations. There are options for full sun to full shade, some with big globes …
Voters will be receiving their primary ballots in the mail soon which include Lakewood School District funding measures and primary races for a number of federal and state representative positions.
Newest numbers. The state of Washington reported 1,266 new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours. This brings the total number of cases to 44,313, as of July 15 at 11:59 p.m. The total number of deaths are at 1,427.
As cases of COVID-19 continue to increase across the state, Gov. Jay Inslee and Sec. of Health John Wiesman today announced a new limit on social gatherings and a ban on live entertainment across the state.
In the continuing effort to collect, maintain and publish the most useful data available to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has published a new death data report that includes different categories of COVID-19 deaths. Among those who have tested…
The Marysville School District is providing free summer meals again this summer for local families. The program began on July 7.
Lakewood school officials are currently planning for a rotating schedule to return students to the classroom for this fall.
The Arlington School District began a free summer meal program on June 29, which is the first time they've been able to run a food program for summer break.
Rep. Suzan DelBene talked about healthcare disparities and COVID-19 response at a July 9 virtual town hall.
The number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in Snohomish County, as do the impacts on employers and organizations. While the Snohomish Health District typically does not release the names of businesses associated with confirmed cases, there are occasional exceptions based on outbreaks…
On July 19 the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) released the latest statewide situation report, which shows COVID-19 transmission is still accelerating across most of the state as of the end of June.
Workforce training grant supports the County’s leadership in aerospace
Partnering with Volunteers of America Western Washington will provide mental wellbeing support to residents
Gov. Jay Inslee on July 8 issued a new proclamation in response to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. Inslee also announced the extension of the Open Public Meetings Act and Public Records Act proclamation and the DOH Health Care Facilities and Hand Sanitizer proclamation.
Like much of Washington state, Snohomish County saw an increase in coronavirus cases at the end of June.
The Arlington School District is considering how next fall will go for the district and is gathering feedback from the community.
Now that summer has arrived and we are spending more time out in our yards, it is becoming increasingly apparent that at certain times of the day we are not alone. By that I mean that the mosquitoes are out in force and looking for some sustenance. Here are some techniques and more specifica…
Community groups in Marysville will come together again this year to gather school supplies for families in need for the upcoming school year.
Newest numbers. For the most recent tally of cases by county, demographics, and more, visit the Department of Health's dashboard and the state’s COVID-19 risk assessment dashboard. As of July 6, the state reported 1088 new cases for a total confirmed case count of 36,985. These new numbers a…
Newest numbers. For the most recent tally of cases by county, demographics, and more, visit the Department of Health's dashboard and the state’s COVID-19 risk assessment dashboard. As of July 1, the state reported 728 new cases for a total confirmed case count of 34,151. Total deaths are 1,3…
Gov. Jay Inslee and Sec. of Health John Wiesman on July 2 announced a statewide requirement for businesses to require face coverings of all employees and customers.
Governor Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman announced a two-week pause on all counties moving forward in the phases until at least July 16. This is to allow more time to see where the numbers are heading, and to give more time for face covering requirements to take hold.
Heath will continue to serve as CEO until Board of Directors selects a successor
On July 2 the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) and Bellevue-based Institute for Disease Modeling (IDM) released two new reports analyzing COVID-19 data by age, race/ethnicity and primary language spoken. Both reports highlight the pandemic’s disproportionate and increasing impact …
Many small businesses are still in precarious spots even as regulations loosen for the state
District is seeking parent and student feedback on what they want for their safety
The Washington State Department of Ecology is helping the city with downtown improvements
Arlington High School (AHS) English Teacher, Ben Ballew, has been named the Northwest Educational Service District 189 (NWESD) Teacher of the Year. Ballew is a National Board Certified English Language Arts (ELA) Teacher who teaches incoming ninth graders at AHS. Over the past three years, t…
The city of Arlington and Arlington Public Schools are co-sponsoring anti-racism classes facilitated by Will Nelson.
Newest numbers. As of June 29, the state’s total confirmed cases are 32,824 and total deaths are 1,332. Three counties remain in Phase 1 – Yakima, Benton and Franklin.
Led by the Salvation Army of Marysville, local community members, partners, and businesses are coming together to support local students by coordinating efforts to provide school supplies for families in Marysville, Tulalip, and Lakewood.
The Washington State Department of Health is encouraging people in our state to limit summer travel plans to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
On June 25 at about 9:30 p.m., Marysville Police responded to a 911 call from a 37-year-old Marysville man in the 12800 Block of 48th Ave. NE. The man was reporting that he believed his 28-year-old brother killed his 62-year-old mother. The older brother told the 911 call taker that he found…
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