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City offers volunteer opportunities

R esidents interested in becoming more involved in their community are encouraged to check out the City’s new volunteer opportunities web page. Examples of volunteer opportunities include …

City to hold annual curbside cleanup May 17

The City, in partnership with Waste Management, will hold its annual citywide curbside cleanup event Saturday, May 17. This service is available to regular residential customers with cart service or …

Wide range of products available at sports card shop

As a young boy, Jarvis Lee loved to collect baseball cards. Years later, when Lee got back into collecting, his interests expanded to include other sports, such as football and basketball. …

A passion for collecting

Jarvis Lee decided 25 years as a plumber was enough. Lee, 48,   worked with a union 18 years and operated his own business for the last seven. “I was ready to be done in the …

City to put EMS levy lid lift on November ballot

The City Council is hoping the fourth time is the charm for an EMS levy. During Monday’s work session, a consensus emerged among councilmembers to place an EMS levy lid lift ballot measure …

City to hold annual curbside cleanup May 17

The City, in partnership with Waste Management, will hold its annual citywide curbside cleanup event Saturday, May 17. This service is available to regular residential customers with cart service or …

Parents and their children got a head start on Easter Saturday afternoon at the Mukilteo Family YMCA’s annual Eggfest. The free community event feature a pool full of Easter eggs; children who helped collect them …

Rotary Club shops with kids for spring wardrobe

The Rotary Club of South-Everett-Mukilteo treated more than a hundred students in the Mukilteo School District to a spring wardrobe shopping spree Saturday at the Everett Fred Meyer. Students …

Senate approves $7.3 billion capital budget

The state Senate, which often hears a wide range of opinions between Democrats and Republicans, gave rare unanimous approval March 5 for a $7.3 billion capital budget. “It was …

All-terrain wheelchair program reopens at Lake Sammamish

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and Outdoors for All Foundation announce the second season of Action Trackchair availability starting April 17 at the Adaptive Cycling Center …

Tickets on sale for Mukilteo Wine Fest

The Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce’s annual Sip and Swirl wine tasting event has a new name and location. The fifth annual event is now called the Mukilteo Wine Fest and is set for 3-7 p.m. …

Tom Jordal will not seek reelection to City Council

Mukilteo City Councilmember Tom Jordal announced Wednesday that he will not be running for a second term. “My main reason is that I need to take time to focus on my business,” said …

Mukilteo Lighthouse Gift Shop focuses on local products

Saturday’s great weather meant that Lighthouse Park was buzzing with residents and visitors, and many of them headed to the Lighthouse and the gift shop, which opened for the first time this …

City repairs lower Japanese Gulch boardwalk

Old Town residents wanting to access Mukilteo Lane and Edgewater Beach Park are now able to take a more scenic and safe route – the lower Japanese Gulch hiking/walking trail. Last month, …

Airing it out at Skate Park Jam

The Mukilteo Family YMCA’s Skate Park was packed with skateboarders, scooter riders, and inline skaters during opening day on April 4. 

UniSave moves to Mukilteo

UniSave Home Loans, a mortgage broker, has relocated from Edmonds to a new office at 8490 Mukilteo Speedway, Suite 100, in Mukilteo. The company is celebrating its fourth year in business this month. …

Camp Fire Snohomish County celebrates Earth Day

As part of the Earth Day celebration, Camp Fire Snohomish County is hosting an open house featuring a variety of outdoor activities from noon-4 p.m. April 26 at Camp Killoqua, 15207 E. Lake Goodwin …

Sound Transit seeks public feedback on service plan

Sound Transit invites the public to learn more and provide initial feedback about potential changes to future ST Express service. By the end of 2026, Link light rail will provide expanded service to …

Save food, save money

High grocery bills continue to be an issue for many families. Though inflation has cooled in 2025, the USDA Economic Research Service is forecasting a 3.3% increase in food-at-home prices, …

Changes coming to 47th Avenue West

Help is on the way for drivers and businesses on 47th Avenue West. On Monday night, the City Council voted 5-1 to approve a Public Works plan to address safety concerns by installing a bike …

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