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2nd annual You Are Not Alone event is March 1 at Rosehill

The second annual You Are Not Alone, a youth suicide prevention conference focused on building hope, resilience, and skills to navigate crisis for families, is 10 a.m.-2 p.m. March 1 at Rosehill …

Stanwood Mayor Sid Roberts was selected by his peers to serve as chair of the Community Transit Board of Directors for 2025, a one-year term. He joined the Community Transit Board in …

Become a Mukilteo Lighthouse volunteer

The Mukilteo Historical Society is encouraging residents to enjoy Lighthouse Park in an entirely new way. Meet your friends and neighbors as well as visitors from around the world by becoming a …

Mariner wrestler wants to get rid of stigma associated with trans athletes

Airin Gilbraith was assigned female at birth and raised and socialized that way. But as they (Gilbraith’s preferred pronoun) got older, the experience of being an assigned gender was …

Second RV fire victim dies

The second victim of last week’s RV fire in south Everett has died. Jennifer Sanders, 39, died Feb. 8 at Harborview Medical Center. A man was pronounced dead Feb. 7 in the incident in the …

City is facing financial challenges

In his State of the City address, Mayor Joe Marine praised the City’s finance department for its accomplishments in 2024, while acknowledging his administration will need to deal with serious …

Vandals destroy Lighthouse Park bathroom

The Mukilteo Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating the individual or individuals who destroyed the men’s bathroom at Lighthouse Park possibly sometime between …

Western Washington’s top federal prosecutor removed amid Trump purge

The Trump administration ousted the top federal prosecutor for western Washington on Feb. 13, part of a nationwide purge of U.S. attorneys. Tessa Gorman had served as U.S. attorney for the …

Lifestyle changes can be hard, especially for older people. We’re comfortable. We’re surrounded by fond memories, perhaps having started and raised a family in the home we’ve lived …

Property taxes are increasing by nearly 4% in 2025

Mukilteo homeowners should brace themselves for an increase in property taxes. According to information from the Snohomish County Assessor’s Office, the average homeowners’ property …

Winter pays a visit to Mukilteo

The snow that fell last week seemed to impact mostly Harbour Pointe residents, with Old Town largely spared. Cold temperatures continue to linger as winter continues to leave its mark on Mukilteo and …

Hawthorne Hall owner has big plans for historic building

Michael Dahl is on a mission to revitalize arts and culture in Mukilteo. It’s not just talk. Dahl backed it up by buying Hawthorne Hall from the City and committing to preserving the …

City could collect $4.5M in traffic fees over 2 years

In anticipation of the start of Mukilteo’s new automated traffic camera program, the City Council appears ready to establish a new public safety fund to handle revenues and expenditures …

Sailor, not seaman: WSF implements gender-neutral titles

Washington State Ferries reports that a U.S. Coast Guard rule  to replace gender titles for certain officers and rating endorsements took effect last month. This change is part of their …

Head-on crash closes State Route 522

On Monday just before 4:30  p.m., Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue (SRFR) was dispatched to the 12900 block of SR 522, east of Fales Road, following reports of a high-speed head-on collision …

Paine Field Way RV fire results in one death and one in critical condition One man was killed and a woman was critically injured in an RV fire around 10:30 a.m. Feb. 7 in the 11100 block of …

Anti-Trump demonstration draws 1,500 to Olympia

About 1,500 protesters swarmed the Capitol in Olympia Feb. 5 to protest Trump administration policies on immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and plans laid out in Project 2025, a conservative playbook for …

Washington lawmakers and governor are getting big raises

Washington’s governor, attorney general, and state lawmakers are in line for hefty pay raises in the next two years. And salaries for the state’s seven other executives and hundreds …

A winter wonderland

The snow that fell early Thursday morning impacted mostly Harbour Pointe residents. By late morning, the snow and ice had largely melted, and the roads were relatively clear.  Here are some …

Winter visits Mukilteo

The snow seems to have come and gone in Mukilteo, arriving early in the morning and generally tapering off the rest of the day (though it was snowing briefly Wednesday afternoon).   …

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