The Mill Creek Library officially opened for in person services on Monday, June 21st. 

Customers can once again browse the shelves for books and videos, pick up their holds, use public computers the printer/copier/scanner, or bring in a personal laptop and use the library’s Wi-Fi in the building.

Sheriff’s Office detectives continue to seek the public’s help with a fatal vehicle vs pedestrian hit and run collision that occurred just after midnight on Sunday, June 6th, in south Everett.

The victim was stuck by a westbound vehicle on 128th Street SW. 

Our dog of the week Sheeba will be your best friend in no time flat. She warms up quickly and becomes a little shadow, cruising through life by her human’s side.

At nine-years-old, Sheeba knows the value of play, exercise and adventure, but also understands the importance of rejuvenation and rest.

Throw on a pair of shorts or swimsuit and join the kids for a fun, family-friendly activity at the Willis Tucker Park Splash Pad! 

Snohomish County Parks and Recreation adjusted to the new Phase 3 state guidelines and got everything up and running, so the splash pad is now open for the summer!

Firefighters were dispatched on Sunday morning, June 13th, to a report of smoke in Clearview. First responders found a scrap metal pile on fire and are working to extinguish it. 

Residents living near or downwind of the fire should close their windows and doors to avoid breathing in the smoke.

It has been 500 days since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the United States was identified here in Snohomish County.

With more than half of those 12 and older now fully vaccinated, more normalcy is coming in just over three weeks.

South County Fire offers free online classes and programs in June to help you stay safe and sound.

All classes are offered using Zoom and require internet access via a smart phone, tablet or computer.

Community Transit bus fares are waived to/from any location that provides COVID-19 vaccines from now until June 30th. 

The free ride can be used to travel to mass vaccination sites, a doctor’s office, pharmacy, or wherever the customer plans to get vaccinated.

Amid the economic and personal stress of this pandemic, many workers are choosing to travel to work in a vanpool as an affordable and stress-free commute option.

Community Transit Vanpools can travel in carpool lanes, get preferred parking at many worksites, use priority ferry boarding, and avoid tolls.