r/SnohomishCounty

Hi! I have a fun group of girl friends in Kirkland, but I'd love to make friends here too to really explore the area!

About me: late 30s, single, child free, pet free but love animals, professional with an early schedule.

I love playing board games and some cozy video games, read, do crafty things, go for walks and watch reality tv! 

I love small group get togethers and more intimate one on one connections. I can be a little introverted at first, but I warm up quick! Have a positive supportive vibe to me. If you are extroverted, please adopt me!

Looking for some gal pals I can do community events with, play games with, try all the restaurants with, have hobby nights with and just build a community here in my town!

Bonus if you would be interested in doing couch25k or learn yoga with me! Let's stay busy this summer!

Edit: I've made a discord for those interested! Just send me a message. I hopefully got everyone that responded!

Built this because GreatSchools gives ratings but no real comparison. I wanted to see how my neighborhood school stacks up against others in the same district across scores, growth, attendance, discipline, and demographics.

https://priyde.github.io/WASchoolLens

Twenty-one individuals were taken into custody in Snohomish County this week as part of a multi-agency operation identifying those allegedly involved in the sexual abuse and exploitation of children.

We saw a few unmarked trucks and a cop posted up with stop sticks. Then a swat van pulled up and drove down the street on 44st ne. Any ideas?

A few of us would love to float a river around here with inner tubes and adult beverages. Does anyone have a recommendation for where we could make this happen?

I live in Bothell / Mill Creek area in WA state. Our neighborhood was built by a small builder about 8 years ago. The builders made an exclusive deal with Xfinity to lay all the infrastructure for home internet when the neighborhood was being built (don't know if it is legal or not). And now 8 years in, Xfinity is just ripping everyone off by charging more than $200 for home internet, TV and security. For example, I have 1.2 Gig Internet speed, basic channels and security and I am paying about $225/month which is more than $2500/year. And the service is very bad, as we experience outages at least once every 2-3 months.

Some of the homeowners in the neighborhood have reached out to Ziply on and off to see if we can get Ziply into the community. We have been told every time that the cost to bring in the services would be more than what Ziply would make from all of the 16 homes. Since it’s only 16 homes, it’s going to be hard or impossible to get each household to shell out 10’s of $1000’s to pay for Ziply to lay their infrastructure!

As the HOA president, I am wondering if there is any way to get Ziply into the community for trusted reliable service?

Thank you

I'm an adult in their 30s looking for casual soccer games/players. Are there more casual groups that meet up in the evenings anywhere in Snohomish? Just wanting to get back into the game and meet up to play for fun. Hoping there are others already doing the same 😁

Goods news!!! Applications to become a WSU Extension Snohomish County Master Gardener volunteer are now available! The application period is open through July 31st. Training runs from October 2026 through March 2027. The application link and more information can be found on our webpage.

We are looking for participants for a research study involving non-alcoholic sparkling beverages.
Who can participate?
Age 21 or older
Resident of Snohomish
Purchased non-alcoholic beverages within the past 3 months
Open to trying non-alcoholic wine products
No food or beverage allergies
Own a smartphone with photo capabilities
What will you do?

• Complete a brief screening (3–5 minutes)
• Visit a selected retail or liquor store in your area
• Complete a short mobile survey while shopping
• Take a few photos during your shopping experience
• Purchase one non-alcoholic sparkling beverage product
• Try the product at home
• Complete a follow-up survey about your experience

Compensation
Receive $25 for successfully completing the study requirements.
Referral Bonus
Earn an additional $5 for each person you refer who qualifies and completes the study.
If you're interested, please send a DM and we will proceed further.

I'm in the Lynnwood area and I desperately need help with financial help for rent so I don't get evicted, I've called 211 and several other resources such as VOA and SVDP and I'm not having much luck.

Probably a shot in the dark, but divorce court is a lonely place.

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We were both asked to wait in the hallway after being checked in, had some light conversation that came easily. Your case was called first, and you left in tears. I didn't want to stop you but maybe I should have because man, I felt it.

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I'm not looking for a date or anything like that, just want to buy you a coffee and mutually vent about our situations. PM me what you nearly forgot down the hallway.

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Even if you don't, then just know theres someone out there rooting for you.

WSDOT is asking for public feedback as we evaluate potential improvements to the US 2 Trestle corridor.

As part of an ongoing Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study, we're reviewing different alternatives for both ends of the trestle, including connections to I-5 and Everett on the west side and SR 204, US 2 and Lake Stevens on the east side.

The study will help identify which alteranatives should move forward for more detailed evaluation and will also consider environmental impacts and potential mitigation measures.

Beginning Tuesday, June 16, people can visit an online open house to learn about the screening of potential alternatives. The PEL study will identify a reasonable range of alternatives to evaluate in more detail in accordance with federal laws.

When: Tuesday, June 16, until Tuesday, July 7

Where: Online

Details: Content is available in English, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese. Visitors can also leave comments.

Your feedback will help refine the proposed alternatives before a draft report is released for public review later this year.

WSDOT is asking for public feedback as we evaluate potential improvements to the US 2 Trestle corridor.

As part of an ongoing Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study, we're reviewing different alternatives for both ends of the trestle, including connections to I-5 and Everett on the west side and SR 204, US 2 and Lake Stevens on the east side.

The study will help identify which alternatives should move forward for more detailed evaluation and will also consider environmental impacts and potential mitigation measures.

Beginning Tuesday, June 16, people can visit an online open house to learn about the screening of potential alternatives. The PEL study will identify a reasonable range of alternatives to evaluate in more detail in accordance with federal laws.

When: Tuesday, June 16, until Tuesday, July 7

Where: Online

Details: Content is available in English, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese. Visitors can also leave comments.

Your feedback will help refine the proposed alternatives before a draft report is released for public review later this year.

US 2 Trestle Location

Free WiFi access is available at these Snohomish County libraries locations for people who wish to participate in the online open house:

• Everett Public Library – 2702 Hoyt Ave.
• Library on Wheels – 7312 35th Ave. NE, Marysville
• Marysville Library – 6120 Grove St.
• Lake Stevens Library – 2211 Grade Road
• Snohomish Library – 311 Maple Ave.