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    Month: June 2026

    An Everett Transit bus near the train station. (Photo Credit: Wiki Commons)
    Community TransitEverett TransitTransit

    OPINION: Merging Everett Transit and Community Transit is the sensible solution

    It’s about time that the City of Everett merges its ineffective bus network with the county’s wider bus system.

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    Photo Credit: NASA
    International

    The critical Atlantic Ocean current is weakening

    The current that powers the Atlantic ocean is weakening and it’s going to have catastrophic effects on the globe.

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    Pete Alonso is greeted by Adoey Rutschmam after a two run home run. (Photo Credit: Baltimore Orioles)
    Seattle MarinersSports

    Woo’s third inning melt down doomed the M’s in Baltimore

    Bryan Woo melted down in the third inning as he gave up six earned runs. And the M’s bats were unable to dig themselves out of that hole.

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    The historic house in downtown Snohomish
    The worn down historic home in downtown Snohomish that was the topic of the Design Review Board's most recent meeting. (Photo Credit: Natalie Raines)
    CitiesSnohomish

    City of Snohomish review board meeting reviewed preservation of a historic downtown residence

    After the March, April, and May Design Review Board (DRB) Regular Meeting were canceled, the June meeting was held on Wednesday night and concluded after 15 minutes.  In-person board member attendees included Joelle Blair (chair), Shin Goto, and Charlie Krabach. Although the meeting opened the floor to public comment outside of the meeting agenda, no […]

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    Storm players stand over their teammate after she was fouled onto the floor.
    Several players help their teammate up after she hit the court after she was fouled. (Photo credit: Seattle Storm(
    Seattle StormSports

    Storm lost their seventh straight game

    Seattle’s offense faltered in the fourth quarter as the Storm lost their seventh straight game.

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    Mayor Francis Benjamin and the city council listen to public comments.
    Mayor Francis Benjamin and the city council listen to public comments during their 6.9.28 meeting. (Photo Credit: Jessica Roberts)
    CitiesPullman

    Pullman City Council voiced support for relaxing year old regulations on short-term rentals

    Despite strong objections from the city staff, Pullman’s City Council voiced support for relaxing short-term rental regulations. The city also approved submitting a grant to expand its lone state park and a new interlocal government agreements with Washington State University.

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    Lynnwood City Council from left to right CMs Bryce Owings, Robert Leutwyler, Chelsea Wright, Nick Coelho, Mayor George Hurst, CMs Derica Escamilla, David Parshall, and Isabel Mata
    Mayor Hurst and all seven council members were in attendance for the historic vote for the City's first Youth Council. (Photo Credit: Jessica Roberts)
    CitiesLynnwood

    Lynnwood City Council confirmed its first Youth Council appointments

    In their June 8th business meeting, the Lynnwood City Council went over its Juneteenth Proclamation, confirmed the appointments for the first Youth Council and received a briefing on potentially reinstating Economic Development & Infrastructure Fund

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