Thu, Jul 1, 2010
Cantwell, Collins Meet with President Obama, Senate Colleagues, on Clean Energy Legislation
Cantwell-Collins CLEAR Act only bipartisan climate bill under consideration
County art project wins international honor
A public art project commissioned by Snohomish County and paid for through the 1-percent-for-the-arts program has been nationally recognized by Americans for the Arts as one of the best public arts projects in the nation.
Wed, Jun 30, 2010
Feds Listen to WA Outdoor Enthusiasts
SEATTLE - Hundreds of people are expected at a public meeting Thursday night in Seattle, called to consider the future of the nation's land and water resources and how to protect them.
Tue, Jun 29, 2010
Overworked and Under-funded?
WA Sportsmen Go to Bat for Land & Water Conservation Fund
Mon, Jun 28, 2010
WA Home Care Workers: "No More Pay Freezes"
After two months of bargaining, home-care workers and the State of Washington are no closer to a new contract agreement. Members of SEIU Local 775 provide in-home services to elderly, low-income Washingtonians and people with disabilities.
Operation Drywater-Boating Under the Influence Emphasis Patrol
Boating Safety
Fri, Jun 25, 2010
"Whoooo's" Counting?
June Marks 20 Years of Spotted Owl Protection in NW
Thu, Jun 24, 2010
Snowe, Lautenberg, Whitehouse, Cantwell Introduce Coastal Jobs Creation Act of 2010
Bill Would Establish Grant Program Within Commerce Department to Enhance Coastal Job Opportunities
Scam & eggs: False calls to SnoCo food operators threaten fines
Caller claims to be Snohomish Health District food inspector
New Location for Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center
Enhances services for child victims of assault and abuse
County works extra to prevent July 4th DUIs
No DUI traffic fatalities during holiday weekend since 1997
Cantwell, Murray Help Pass Bill to Fight Crime, Violence on Indian Reservations
Bill addresses underfunded, understaffed tribal law
Officials looking for Sultan-area man with felony warrant for arrest
The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Anthony Shyanne Jones, and asking anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to call our tip line at 425-388-3845.
A WA "Staycation" with a Purpose
"Great American Backyard Campout" is This Saturday
Tue, Jun 22, 2010
Coal Plant Agreement Leaves WA Conservation Groups in the Haze
A final agreement between the Washington Department of Ecology and TransAlta, the company that owns the coal-fired power plant in Centralia, was released on Monday. It outlines plans to reduce the plant's haze-causing nitrogen oxide pollution and mercury contamination.
New Survey Shows Widespread Support for Paid Sick Days
More than half the people questioned in a new national survey said they've either gone to work with a contagious illness or sent their kids to school or child care sick, because they didn't have paid sick leave and couldn't afford to stay home.
Mon, Jun 21, 2010
WA Parents Scramble to Find Summer Activities, Meals for Kids
In Washington, kids have fewer summer learning options this year - even though education experts consider the summer months critical for many students, who need to stay caught up on reading and math skills in order to succeed in the following school year.
Murray Statement on the Pentagon Admitting to Further Delays in Tanker Contract
Thu, Jun 17, 2010
Community Transit Helps Drivers on Snohomish County’s High Congestion Roads Find Healthier Options
Curb the Congestion program unveils new tools and incentives
Murray Applauds Major Investment in Training for New Primary Care Doctors, Nurses
Murray fought to include health care education and workforce training in new reform law; investment will help fill open primary care positions in Washington state, help providers continue to provide quality care
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