The Common Enemy Doctrine in Washington
By Jackson Holtz
GRANITE FALLS – For $369,000, a new dream house can be yours: 1,600 square feet, three-car garage, 9-foot-high ceilings, a fireplace and riverfront views.
It also could be a nightmare. Every few years, the river outside Granite Falls overflows its banks, transforming the neighborhood into a disaster area.
When the Election Day flood hit last month, streets in this part of Snohomish County turned into rushing torrents, sweeping pickup trucks and propane tanks away like logs.
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