Woodway News

Wow Dow.....really people....7 years of him doing nothing was not enough?. I know the ladies love em ask them down in Olympia.

Edmonds: Teens' driving focus of event A national teen driving initiative sponsored by an insurance foundation makes its way to Edmonds-Woodway High School, 7600 212th St.

By Michael C. Moore MMOORE@KITSAPSUN.COM Originally published 06:39 p.m., October 3, 2009 Updated 06:39 p.m., October 3, 2009 Producer John Sinno is applauded by Friday night's attendees after making some introductory remarks for the screening of "ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction." Tom defends himself from the zombie onslaught in a Port Gamble ...

Another impressive victory by the Jackson Timberwolves combined with some big upsets means Jackson has its highest ranking of the season.

HEALTH CARE Town hall timing adds to frustration Could it have been coincidence that Sunday's town hall meeting was scheduled at the same time as a school football game at Edmonds-Woodway High? Coincidence also that very many opponents of Rep.

The congressman gets an earful from both sides at town hall meeting EDMONDS - Dee Hoffman of Edmonds didn't show up at Rep.

Mark Mulligan / The Herald Virginia Young, 69, a Lake Stevens resident recovering from knee replacement surgery, thanks Trudi Gallagher, the registered nurse who heads the hospital's blood management and conservation efforts.

Outtasite with Sir Mix-A-Lot highlights the performing acts in the next two days of the Taste of Edmonds.

Time is running out to vote in Tuesday's primary. If you're still clutching a ballot, remember it must be postmarked by Tuesday or put in a drop box by 8 p.m. for it to be counted.

Snohomish County voters are on track to attain their usual level of indifference in primary elections.

If you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, "A Taste of Edmonds" kicks off Friday at 11:00 a.m. The festival is located at 6th & Bell Street in Edmonds and runs 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Sunday.

The biggest chunk of Snohomish County shoreline that could be redeveloped moved one decision closer to becoming a neighborhood of high-end homes and businesses.

In the Aug. 18 primary, Woodway voters will be asked to approve a $6.1 million, 30-year bond measure to buy this historic Tudor-style mansion and 15-acre grounds.

What do 83 men and women living in all corners of Snohomish County and a convent atop a hill in Woodway have in common? Their names all appear on the 2009 primary ballot and their immediate futures will be determined by voters Aug.

What do 83 men and women living in all corners of Snohomish County and a convent atop a hill in Woodway have in common? Their names all appear on the 2009 primary ballot and their immediate futures will be determined by voters Aug.

If the Puget Sound shoreline people had been more supportive in the past on parks and open space and hadn't been such jerks when you walk traditionally public tidelands, I would have some sympathy.

Dog Poop Park? That's what at least one person thinks Edmonds' newest -- and still unnamed -- park should be called.

Opposition to a high-density condominium project near Woodway and to building rural mini-cities dominated the Snohomish County Council's annual land-use review on Wednesday.

A battle is brewing along the waterfront between King and Snohomish counties. Owners of a giant oil storage facility want to transform the industrial site into a residential area.

Blow your mind Pilchuck Glass School, the internationally renowned art school tucked against a hillside in north Snohomish County, has its annual open house on Sunday.