Monday May 13 | HeraldNet
Answers in bee deaths: County beekeepers respond to findings of new study
Last fall, hobbyist beekeeper Jeff Thompson had nine hives of honeybees. "I only had two hives make it through the winter," said Thompson, who keeps bees at his home in Edmonds and also in Mill Creek.
Reardon aide Hulten quits after porn found on laptop
A legislative aide who has been a regular source of controversy during his two years working for Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon is no longer on the county payroll.
The Lake Stevens Journal Online
LDS youth gather to serve community
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' youth, ages 14-18, gathered together on Saturday, April 20 as part of their annual Youth Conference.
The Monroe Monitor & Valley News
Errors cost Lady Turks against Granite Falls
Turk Randi Tuggle makes the play at second and looks to first for the double play during the Turks' error-filled, 8-6 loss to Granite Falls Wednesday afternoon at home.
Second man arrested after home-invasion robbery
Deputies have arrested a second suspect in connection with a home-invasion robbery that left a 70-year-old Machias woman tied to a toilet.
Front Porch: Drive, Dunk and Dine for Terrace High
Drive, Dunk, Dine People are invited to Drive, Dunk and Dine from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday to support Mountlake Terrace High School sports and a safe and sober graduation night for students.
Trial against Scherf begins: Convicted rapist's attorney doesn't dispute client killed Biendl
Jayme Biendl worked behind brick walls, locked gates and fences topped with razor wire.
Kristiansen chosen to lead House Republicans
Republican Rep. Dan Kristiansen of Snohomish is the new House Minority Leader following a vote of the GOP caucus this morning.
Granite Falls man accused of firing towards pair
A Granite Falls man said he began blasting away with a shotgun because he wanted to protect his home.
In Our View: Volunteer Appreciation Week: Northwest defines service
Volunteerism and National Service are part of the Pacific Northwest's cultural fabric.
E. Wash. teacher captures national honor
The National Teacher of the Year for 2013 is a high-school teacher from Eastern Washington who exudes enthusiasm about science, his students and the state of public education.
Teen Assaulted on the Bus: Edmonds Police Blotter
Over the course of the last two weeks, Edmonds Police officers have received more than a half dozen reports of illegal withdrawals from bank accounts.
Man could skip jail in teacher's death
An Arlington man could avoid serving any time in prison for the 2011 crash that killed Granite Falls school teacher, Suzy Armstrong.