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Kamiak student honors nurses during National Nurses Month

In recognition of National Nurses Month, Kamiak sophomore Hannah Kim designed coloring pages dedicated to nurses last month. She then had local elementary schoolers color them in and hand-delivered …

City Councilmember Steve Schmalz will speak at the Mukilteo Historical Society meeting at 7 p.m., Thursday, June 12, at the Rosehill Community Center.  Schmalz will talk about how the City …

Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens hosts annual plant sale

Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens’ annual plant sale will be June 14-16 in the upper parking lot, 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June 14, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. June 15, and …

Low-tide lunch

This week's low tides brought some visitors to Lighthouse Park, including a pair of Glaucous-winged gulls, who enjoyed fresh crab on the beach. Other residents explored the different forms of sea …

Larsen announces 2025 Congressional App Challenge

This week, Rep. Rick Larsen announced the launch of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge (CAC). The annual competition, which runs through Oct. 30, is open to high school and middle school students …

A day of remembrance

Mayor Joe Marine expressed the feelings of people throughout the nation when he described Memorial Day as not just a holiday but a call to remembrance, and a moment when people set aside their daily …

Man’s best friend

Each week, Harbour Pointe Senior Living residents look forward to a visit from Ruben. He is a friendly fellow who enjoys meeting new people and putting them at ease. Even though he’s much …

Commercial passenger air traffic to increase

Like it or not, Mukilteo residents should prepare for increased commercial passenger traffic in the not-too-distant future. During an Economic Alliance Snohomish County event last week at the …

Eagle Scout projects enhance Community Garden

Earlier this month, the Mukilteo Community Garden celebrated the completion of two Eagle Scout projects by Conner Cochran-Ormbrek and Taylor Rose Wimberley. Both teens belong to Scouting America …

Public input sought on possible ferry fare changes

The Washington State Transportation Commission is evaluating changes to ferry fares and policies following the completion of the 2025 legislative session – and commissioners want to hear from …

Union hit with fine for failing to report $430K in WA campaign contributions on time

A powerful statewide labor union was fined $6,000 on Thursday for failing to report more than $430,000 in contributions to candidates and political committees days ahead of the 2024 election. …

Snohomish County 911 (SNO911) has transitioned its operations into a brand-new, purpose-built facility in Everett. This $67.5 million project has been three years in the making. The newly …

The Everett Police Department continues to search for three missing individuals after a boat sank in Possession Sound Wednesday afternoon.    At about 1:08 p.m., the Everett …

Fan Fest draws a crowd

The slightly wet weather did little to dampen the turnout and enthusiasm at Mukilteo Little League’s Fan Fest Saturday at Paine Field Community Park in south Everett. While some parents …

Sinkhole returns, planter box destroyed in accident at parklet

It’s been a rough two months at the Port of Everett’s parklet on the Mukilteo waterfront. In early April, a sinkhole was discovered at the north end of the small park near …

City Council approves debate limits

A divided City Council voted to approve a time limit on debates in an attempt to curb the often lengthy and repetitive discussions on issues. The limit on debates was one of four amendments to …

Anyone with an interest in airplanes was able to satisfy their interest at Saturday’s Paine Field Community Day. The free event was designed to spur interest in aviation among young people, but …

Memorial Day to kick off busy season for state ferries

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of Washington State Ferries’ busy season. And this year, summer comes with some welcome news for riders, according to WSF. More sailings …

Take the PROSA survey

The City is updating its PROSA (Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Art) Plan and wants the public’s input. Residents’ feedback will help shape future parks, trails, recreation programs, …

Bill signed enforcing unlawful ferry passenger conduct

Last week, Gov. Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 5716, which adds Washington State Ferries to a state law defining unlawful transit conduct. Previously, smoking, littering, disruptive behavior …

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