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Ferry service disruptions continue at Mukilteo terminal

Early morning visitors to Lighthouse Park warm up by a fire while a ferry passes between Mukilteo and Clinton, the busiest ferry route in the state. Some trips are being disrupted by repair work …

Ferguson says Washington state is 'bold, with heart and spirit'

In his State of the State address, Gov. Bob Ferguson called for an investment in transportation infrastructure and housing, a fairer tax system, and the ability of Washington to rise to meet the …

2026 legislative session begins

Washington's 2026 legislative session starts today, Jan. 12. It's scheduled to run 60 days and will see lawmakers searching for solutions to a budget shortfall  pegged at $2.3 billion …

Lynnwood Neighborhood Center: Rick Steves’ dream comes to fruition

With a ceremonial snip of red ribbon, Brian Smith, president and CEO of Volunteers of America Western Washington, officially opened the doors Friday to the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center – a …

The Snohomish County Health Department and Public Health – Seattle & King County were notified of three confirmed measles cases over the recent holiday period, all within the same family. One …

The Mukilteo parklet’s whale has a new name

A panel of judges from Ivar’s Mukilteo Landing and the Port of Everett sifted through 280 contest entries in the name the whale contest before declaring "Sparkle" the winner.   “The …

Taking a look back

Here, in the second part of our annual review, are just a few of the stories the Beacon reported on in 2025. Last week, we covered January to June. Let’s take a look back at some of those …

Council OKs process for scuba park

The Mukilteo City Council voted 4-3 on Jan. 5 to approve the Confluence Environmental Company contract for the dive park project. The council’s decision moves the City closer to a goal set during …

New Year, new Pilates studio

A free adult vaccination clinic open to the entire community will be held Monday, Jan. 13, at the Well Being Community Center, with no insurance required. The clinic runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at …

Support 7 calendar features Mukilteo first responders

Support 7, a nonprofit that provides critical chaplain services and compassionate support to individuals and families during some of life’s most difficult moments, is selling a law enforcement …

Providence Swedish Health Services on Jan. 6 announced the permanent layoffs of 44 workers, including six at Swedish Edmonds, according to a notice from the state Employment Security Department. …

The Mukilteo Police Department’s records/support division is hosting a Cozy Coats Drive to help keep the community warm this winter. The public can donate new coats for children and adults at …

State Department of Health statement on vaccines

Vaccines save lives. Childhood immunizations prevent serious illness, hospitalization, long-term complications, and death. They also help stop the spread of disease in families, schools, and …

Construction work will affect service on the Mukilteo/Clinton route in January and February. Washington State Ferries plans to suspend service for four hours from midmorning to early afternoon on …

The Mukilteo Police Foundation invites the public to a pancake breakfast fundraiser from 8-11 a.m. Jan. 17 at Travis Industries (12521 Harbour Reach Drive). The breakfast is an open-house style …

Less than six hours after the stroke of midnight, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett’s Family Maternity Center staff helped deliver their first baby of 2026 at the Pavilion for Women and …

2 dead after multiple vehicle collision on SR 527

At about 11:24 a.m. Jan. 2, Snohomish County 911 received reports of a multi-vehicle collision in the 10000 block of 19th Avenue SE. One vehicle was reported to have rolled over, with three occupants …

Less than 11 hours into 2026, staff in the Birth Center at Providence Swedish Edmonds helped deliver their first baby of the New Year. At 10:19 a.m., Marysville residents Katie and Tim Hawkins …

Happy New Year, Mukilteo

The fourth annual Pyka Plunge attracted a strong-willed crowd ready to endure the cold waters of Puget Sound on New Year's Day at Lighthouse Park.  Most took a quick dip in the water before …

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