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Get Current and Past Election Results and Statistics Snohomish County, WA - Official Website

Snohomish County's official website provides comprehensive access to current and past election results, including detailed reports and statistics. Residents can explore election outcomes dating back to 1892, ensuring transparency and accountability in the electoral process. This resource is essential for voters seeking to understand the history and results of elections in their area.

Lawmakers propose pay-by-mile charge for Washington drivers Snohomish County Tribune

Washington lawmakers are considering House Bill 1921, which proposes a pay-by-mile charge for passenger vehicles under 10,000 pounds, aimed at addressing declining gas tax revenues. The $0.026 per mile charge would fund road maintenance and preservation, with initial voluntary participation for electric and hybrid vehicles starting in 2027. The proposal faces bipartisan skepticism, with concerns about its implementation and perceived regressiveness.

WA DOL online services down until next week, offices to close

Washingtonians face disruptions in driver and vehicle licensing services as the Department of Licensing (DOL) temporarily shuts down online services until February 18, 2025, for system upgrades. Licensing offices will also be closed from February 14 to 17, leading to expected long wait times after the upgrades are completed. Residents are encouraged to make appointments online for in-person visits.

Man who led police chase through Fryelands arrested, had visited police station saying SUV stolen

A Monroe man was arrested on February 5, 2025, after leading police on a two-hour chase that began on January 24. Initially claiming his SUV was stolen, the man ultimately faced a felony charge of eluding law enforcement, with other charges dismissed. The incident highlights police efforts to ensure accountability in local crime.

State Route 522 closed near Monroe Monday afternoon due to high-speed, head-on crash

State Route 522 near Monroe was closed Monday afternoon following a high-speed head-on collision involving three individuals, who are now in advanced life support care. The accident occurred around 4:26 PM, east of Fales Road, and may require an extended investigation. Updates are available on the Snohomish County Tribune's Facebook page.

Snohomish County Public Works is Ready to Respond to Winter Weather This

Snohomish County Public Works recently reported that crews traveled over 16,000 miles in just two days to address a significant snow and ice event. The department offers various resources, including maps and emergency contact information, to assist residents during winter weather challenges, ensuring public safety and efficient road maintenance.

Monroe Wendys fast-food restaurant still on track

A new Wendy's fast-food restaurant is set to be built in Monroe, Washington, following the approval of its final site plan by city planners. The location will be situated in the Fred Meyer parking lot along U.S. 2, behind a 76 gas station. Additionally, plans for a new car wash next to the Shell station on U.S. 2 have also been submitted.

Could nuclear fusion power be in our future? Two companies in Everett trying to make it happen Snohomish County Tribune

Two companies in Everett, Helion and Zap Energy, are pioneering the development of nuclear fusion technology as a cleaner and more abundant energy source. This innovative approach aims to address the growing energy demands while mitigating the risks associated with traditional nuclear fission. As the global climate crisis intensifies, these advancements in fusion energy could offer a timely solution for reducing carbon emissions.

Dragons Dance for Lunar New Year

A vibrant dragon dance performance by Northwest Kung Fu and Fitness marked the Lunar New Year celebration at the Pacific Rim Plaza in Everett on February 1, 2025. This year's festivities honored the Year of the Wood Snake, a symbol of various fortunes and personalities in Chinese mythology. The official Lunar New Year commenced on January 29, offering a cultural glimpse into the zodiac's significance and the community's engagement.

With Unified basketball team, everyone can play for wins

Monroe High School's Unified Basketball program is fostering inclusivity by integrating students with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team, with their sole home game rescheduled for February 20. The program, which has seen growth in participation, emphasizes connection over competition, creating lasting friendships and a sense of belonging among players. With aspirations to expand into other sports, Monroe aims to implement a comprehensive Unified Sports program in the coming years.

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