Snohomish County

Taco Bell employee infected with hepatitis A; county in Washington issues health alert

Health officials in Snohomish County, WA, are warning people who ate at two Taco Bell locations to monitor themselves for signs of hepatitis A infections and get vaccinated if they

By News Desk

/ 25 May 2023

Taco Bell employee infected with hepatitis A; county in Washington issues health alert

Letter from the Editor: For all those with a fondness for big salmon

– OPINION – North of Seattle In Snohomish County, WA, growth was enormous during the past three decades. Please don’t ask me to re-trace our steps, but back in the day,

By Dan Flynn

/ 20 Jan 2022

Letter from the Editor: For all those with a fondness for big salmon

UPDATED: Washington E. coli outbreak spreads; children in 4 counties involved

An E. coli O157 outbreak thought to be linked to fresh organic produce is spreading in Washington State, having infected people in four counties as of this afternoon. “The outbreak

By News Desk

/ 12 May 2021

UPDATED: Washington E. coli outbreak spreads; children in 4 counties involved

Health district launches portal for restaurant inspection reports

The portal is a little cranky, and there are no bells and whistles, but restaurant inspection reports are now available online for Washington State’s third-largest county. The independent Snohomish

By News Desk

/ 29 Nov 2017

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Snohomish County

Taco Bell employee infected with hepatitis A; county in Washington issues health alert

Letter from the Editor: For all those with a fondness for big salmon

UPDATED: Washington E. coli outbreak spreads; children in 4 counties involved

Health district launches portal for restaurant inspection reports

Your Support Protects Public Health