A boat crew examines a upside down car in the Skagit River after the I-5 bridge collapsed Thursday night.

Five-year-old Camden Belvins-Mohr revs up his training wheel equipped motorcycle as he cruises down First Street during the Sky Valley Antique & Classic Motorcyle Show Sunday afternoon in Snohomish.

Stunt planes perform at the Arlington Fly-In.

Ninety-year-old Sid Staswick, left from Smokey Point, gets a helping hand through the flood waters of the Stillaguamish River by Don Vanney after Staswick attempted to drive his red pick-up truck across the flooded roadway in Silvana.

Midge, the pomeranian chihuahua mix, yawns as her owner Jim Pinkston carries her around the motorcycle show in Snohomish Sunday afternoon.

Tara Christiansen, 17 from Snohomish, walks her horse TC back to his stall after a morning practice at her home. Christiansen recently won the "Working Cow Horse" division at the American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championships.

Several firefighters rest in an ally while they battle a multiple alarm fire in downtown Everett early Saturday morning.

Brooke Schoenbachler, 16, hand feeds a calf with a bucket of fresh milk.

Everett firefighters battle a blaze at the corner of California and Hoyt in downtown Everett Sunday morning. The fire started in the basement of the Biomat USA Plasma Center where H and L Sporting Goods keeps their extra inventory and spread throughout the building.

Gov. Chris Gregoire greets the cheering crowd gathered at the downtown Seattle Westin on election night.

Jaresiah Williams, 7 from Everett at left, laughs as she points to Korean characters for the class to sing during Korean school at the CLC Academy in Lynnwood. Laughing with her are Caitlin Kim, 7 from Mountlake Terrace in center, and Sungsil Lee, 10 from Edmonds.

12-year-old Russell Wittenberg, from Arlington, uses all means, including the skin on his cheek, to try and scale the greased pole at the Silvana Community Fair Saturday afternoon.

Lynnwood mayor candidate Nicola Smith (center) reacts as the numbers drop in her favor Tuesday night in Mill Creek.

Rockstar the goat does all he can to stay on the platform and get a cookie at the same time while owner K.C. Krusey tries to lure him off Saturday afternoon at the Goatalympics at the fairgrounds.

Gary Gudmundson, of Snohomish, bows his head just before the start of Cowboy Church at the Marysville Livestock Auction barn Tuesday night.