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Kamiak girls’ wrestling takedown success

When head coach John Knight-Baldwin asked his athletes what they needed to thrive, the answer was simple: a space of their own. Last year, Kamiak’s girls and boys often practiced together, and …

Cooking smarter, wasting less

Who hasn’t opened the refrigerator, dug into the back of the crisper, and stumbled onto some unrecognizable, fuzzy, and slimy produce that died alone and forgotten? Even those of us who …

It's not a bomb. It's a coconut

From the Mukilteo PD: On Tuesday morning, it was reported that a potential improvised explosive device was found at Lighthouse Park. The 911 caller reported finding a coconut that appeared to …

A small but vocal group of residents is calling for the removal of the automated speed enforcement camera positioned near the Mukilteo ferry terminal, arguing that it violates state law and creates …

Governor counting on Mukilteo’s Jesse Jones to improve how state serves residents

For two decades, embattled consumers knew having investigative journalist Jesse Jones on their side could very likely make things right for them. Now, Gov. Bob Ferguson is counting on Jones to level …

The Everett Housing Authority (EHA) announced Friday that it will open the waiting list for several of its project-based voucher properties, providing opportunities for seniors, adults with …

Kandace Barnes, Mayor Joe Marine, and Jim Tinsley joined representatives of Staybridge Suites at the grand opening of The Hangar, a new sports and game bar located at 9600 Harbour Place in Mukilteo. …

Golf tourney pays off for police, fire foundations

The 1st Annual Mukilteo Fire & Police Charity Golf Tournament raised $44,000.01 for local causes, with proceeds split between the Mukilteo Fire Foundation and the Mukilteo Police Foundation. …

Open houses to learn more about EMS levy renewal

The Mukilteo City Council approved a resolution on May 5 asking residents to renew the levy for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) during the Nov. 4, 2025, general election ballot.   Residents are …

Mukilteo council adopts updated impact fees after 20-year gap

It’s a well-known article of faith that government moves slowly. On some issues in Mukilteo, a snail would beat the City. For the first time in two decades, the City Council has updated …

What the heck are impact fees?

For those of us who aren’t regularly immersed in bureaucratic gobbledygook, terms like “impact fees” are near meaningless. Basically, impact fees are one-time charges paid by …

West Coast states announce broadened vaccine guidance amid CDC turmoil

Four West Coast states on Wednesday recommended that all adults and children concerned about the respiratory illness season can receive the COVID-19 vaccine and other common inoculations. The …

Elections office receives Independence Award

Snohomish County Elections has been presented with the 2025 Professional Practices Independence Award by the  National Association of Election Officials at its 40th Annual National Conference in …

School board OK’s $400M bond proposal

The Mukilteo School District board of education rolled the dice Tuesday, voting unanimously to put a $400 million bond measure before voters in February 2026. There was little board discussion and no …

Traffic cameras making Speedway safer

As the saying goes, “Money talks, baloney walks.” Well, this is a family newspaper. The point is, the City of Mukilteo’s Automatic Traffic Camera Program, which was launched on the …

The 2025 Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival, the city's premier celebration each fall, puts a nice coda on the summer. It wrapped up last weekend with a parade, rides for the kids, arts and crafts, music, …

Lungbuster 5K returns to Mukilteo on Oct. 5

The 8th annual Lungbuster 5K will return Sunday, Oct. 5, with runners and walkers starting at 8:40 a.m. at Columbia Elementary School in Mukilteo. The community event is dedicated to raising …

The following is a statement from Chris Reykdal, state superintendent of schools. Today (Sept. 10), when students, families, and educators across the nation are settling into a new school year, …

On Monday, Sept. 8, the Office of the Secretary of State (OSOS) received a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) requesting a full copy of the Washington state voter registration database …

Totems add to growing collection of Indigenous people’s art

Master carvers Joe Gobin and James Madison of the Tulalip tribes were honored Saturday at the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival with the unveiling of their totems that border the bandstand at Lighthouse …

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