Ashley Nash

Washington

South County Reporter at The Everett Daily Herald

Freelance reporter at My Neighborhood News Network. Formerly @EverettHerald, @deseret & @uvureview. @UVU Alum.

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5 Trips That Make the Most Of Your Spring Vacation

Oct 31, 2024 | travelnoire.com | Ashley Nash

The excitement around fall often relates to the foliage, brisk air and pumpkin spice. Other times, the excitement is around planning vacations for spring when it’s more affordable and even better weather. planning a trip one to three months ahead for the best domestic travel prices. That three-month barrier also allows you to do deeper research. After determining where you’ll go and stay, you can take a bit more time looking into what you’ll do once you arrive.
5 Trips That Make the Most Of Your Spring Vacation

Oct 31, 2024 | msn.com | Ashley Nash

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Vacationing in the Best Places To Visit in Portugal

Oct 15, 2024 | msn.com | Ashley Nash

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Vacationing in the Best Places To Visit in Portugal

Oct 15, 2024 | travelnoire.com | Ashley Nash

Whether your ideal trip looks like soaking up the sun on the beach or learning the history of your destination, Portugal has something for you. This country was named and is a highly frequented vacation spot. Known for its busier cities like Lisbon and Porto, Portugal boasts several hidden gems, regardless of your preferred pace or interests. Nature, parties, rural areas, and bars can all be found here. If you’re on your way there, you may wonder what are the best places in Portugal.
This Olympic B-Girl Eliminated Her Competition Before Even Hitting the Stage

Aug 15, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Ashley Nash

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4 Generations Of My Family Cohabitate & I'm Better For It

Aug 15, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Ashley Nash

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Future of historic Clark Park gazebo now in hands of City Council

May 27, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ashley Nash

EVERETT — The fate of the 103-year-old Clark Park gazebo is now in the hands of the Everett City Council. On Wednesday, the council will consider funding a 29,700-square-foot off-leash dog area at Clark Park. The $360,000 proposal calls for removing and storing the historic gazebo in a city-owned facility.
Lynn-weed? City rehashes debate over cannabis sales in city limits

May 23, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ashley Nash

LYNNWOOD — You can’t buy cannabis legally in Lynnwood right now. But the second you step outside city limits, it’s hard to miss one of about a dozen dispensaries dotting the border. City Council member Nick Coelho would like to see Lynnwood end its 11-year ban on cannabis sales. In April, he motioned to immediately repeal the law, but city staff overruled him. The council instead asked the city planning commission to review zoning standards before making a change.
‘A source of healing’: Archbishop Murphy unveils Coast Salish healing pole

May 16, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ashley Nash

EVERETT — For a year, Archbishop Murphy High School students, led by Tulalip woodcarver James Madison, chipped away at a 4,000-pound redwood log, unveiling a wildcat — the school’s mascot — emerging from a forest. Now, the new totem pole stands on the grounds of Archbishop Murphy southeast of Everett as a beacon of healing, community and culture. Students and faculty, joined by members of the Tulalip Tribes, gathered Wednesday on the school’s football field to celebrate the pole’s completion.
Sutton cites ‘total lack of leadership’ in departure from Lynnwood

May 15, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ashley Nash

LYNNWOOD — A “total lack of leadership” in city administration led Lynnwood City Council member Shirley Sutton to abruptly resign last week, she said. Sutton announced her resignation last week, initially citing health issues and an “overwhelming desire” to move back to Yakima where she was raised. Sutton expanded on her reasoning in an email to The Daily Herald.