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A majority of the Mukilteo City Council is leaning toward keeping the City-owned waterfront Lot 5 and leasing it for future commercial redevelopment, rather than selling the property outright, …

WA lawmakers consider bills affecting journalism

Editor’s note: Newspapers across the country are shutting their doors at the rate of two per week. According to a report by the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, nearly 3,500 …

Federal grant revives 5th Street bike and pedestrian project

A long-delayed overhaul of Fifth Street could move back on track after the City of Mukilteo secured $5.02 million in federal construction funding for the roadway. At its Feb. 23 work session, …

Capitalizing on this year’s success, organizers of the Lunar New Year Celebration at Rosehill on Feb. 12 are already planning on next year’s event. According to City Councilmember Jason Moon, …

Port advances vision for Mukilteo waterfront

This month, the Port of Everett Commission took three major actions to advance development plans for the Mukilteo waterfront, including accepting the transfer of the former National Oceanic and …

City honors Glenda Duran

CUT: Glenda Duran was the Mukilteo Police Department’s friendly face for more than 30 years for everyone who walked into the lobby. Photo courtesy Mukilteo Police Department The City honored …

Governor’s $1B borrowing plan to buy new ferries sinks in Legislature

Budget writers in the Washington Legislature on Monday declared their intent to eventually buy more hybrid electric ferries to modernize the state ferry fleet.  But newly unveiled House and …

Everett Fire Department crews responded late Thursday morning to the Snohomish County Courthouse after an evidence envelope containing a scale with fentanyl residue was opened during an active trial. …

Pedestrian killed by train in Mukilteo

A man was killed Thursday, Feb. 19, in a train versus pedestrian incident in the 8100 block of Naketa Beach Road in Mukilteo.   Mukilteo Police, assisted by the Mukilteo Fire …

WSF adding 3% fee to credit card transactions

It seems everyone, everywhere, all the time uses credit or debit cards for everything. But, in a win for cash, those using greenbacks to cross the Sound by ferry will save a little money. Those with …

Educators ponder next steps after bond fail

Mukilteo School District educators faced the hard truth Tuesday: Voters said “no” to a proposed $400 million capital bond package that would have paid for a wide range of school fixes, upgrades …

The Mukilteo City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to continue a public hearing on proposed updates to the city’s critical areas regulations after residents and developers raised concerns …

Spread your wings with flight school scholarship Cascade Warbirds, an organization dedicated to the restoration, preservation, operation and public display of historically significant …

Asian community rides into Lunar New Year at Rosehill

CUT: Lunar flags2: The Rosehill stage blazes with color on Thursday, Feb. 12, during a Lunar New Year Celebration – the Year of the Horse. Sponsored by the Korean Community Services Center, the …

Man arrested for selling sex pics of a minor

Mukilteo police arrested a 21-year-old man last week for allegedly selling sexually explicit images of a teenage girl on the internet. The suspect was identified by the Snohomish County …

Beacon lights up evening sky?

Sunday evening, during Mary Ann Macomber's walk, she photographed the sun alignment behind the lighthouse, creating an optical illusion and making it appear the beacon was illuminating the sky. …

Rep. Strom Peterson bill on housing passes House

On Monday, the House of Representatives passed standards to encourage the siting of emergency shelters, transitional housing, emergency housing, and permanent supportive housing (STEP). …

A few weeks ago, about a half dozen activists stood along the Mukilteo Speedway at the entrance to Harbour Pointe Shopping Center, waving signs defending democratic norms and protesting federal …

Mukilteo: How safe is it?

Part of the reason many residents settle down in suburbia is a desire for low crime, good schools, quiet and safety. We suspect many Mukilteans would agree they found it here. But did they …

January by the numbers

Mukilteo police responded to hundreds of calls in January, with most activity tied to quality-of-life issues rather than major crimes. Most common incident types (approximate counts) • …

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