We are Small Town Snohomish
Snohomish in a Nutshell: This vibrant community offers a wealth of community resources for residents and visitors alike. From scenic dog walks to engaging discussions around local politics, there’s always something happening here. Especially, if you make it happen.
Recent Politics
The dynamics of local politics in Snohomish have a number of influences. Since COVID we have seen an increase in Christian Nationalism and dominance being preached in rallys and from pulpits. The antithesis of hatefree. We are here to push back.
Small Town Politics
In Snohomish, all politics are local, highlighting the importance of community involvement, volunteerism in support of all of our residents, and the courage to speak out against unfair and cruel interference and disruption in our peace and freedom.
Snohomish Election 2025
Your Vote Counts. This year in the realm of local politics, Mayor Linda Redmond is facing re-election. In our view, over the past 4 years, she has done an outstanding job, earning her second term. Throughout the summer weeks, we will present our supporting arguments for her continued leadership.
Also on the ballot are David Flynn, Karen Guzak, and Tom Merrill, all of whom deserve re-election as they contribute to the community resources of Snohomish.
In the one open seat, Gabe Jacobs and Bill Webster are running. We endorse Bill Webster, whose past work experience and impressive volunteerism in Snohomish have made a positive impact on our community. Although he has lived in Snohomish for a relatively short time, he has tirelessly invested his time and resources into enhancing our city.
As the campaign season progresses, we will provide more insights into all the candidates and their races, including updates on the Snohomish Hate Free initiative and the importance of community engagement, such as local dog walks.
What's New
Tuesday, July 8. We have a new blog post. You will find it at the bottom of this page. The content is background for the coming elections in the Snohomish area; however, it really has relevance for the entire Puget Sound Region.
Collections
This section is an homage to a friend who loves collections. We will be highlighting collections in Snohomish as we encounter them. Consider this the page of discoveries you will encounter if you slow down and engage with your environment.
Explore
Explore the community resources available for paths, trails, and tours, including scenic city walks and popular dog walks.
Media Bias Charts
Are you looking to assess your preferred news source for political bias and newsworthiness? Try Googling 'media bias chart' to explore a range of options. The most effective charts categorize print, web, and TV media along two axes. The 'Y' axis indicates the relative reliability of reporting, while the 'X' axis compares left versus right, reflecting how much the reporting is skewed to cater to a specific audience. In the center of the page, particularly in the upper third of the column, you will find bias-neutral and reliable news sources. For those interested in local politics or community resources in Snohomish, it's essential to consume everything else as mere entertainment.