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An invigorating start to Thanksgiving

While many people were sleeping in on Thanksgiving morning, more than a thousand people set their alarm clocks early and headed out to Kamiak High School for the 10th annual Mukilteo Turkey Trot …

Catch the holiday spirit

The holiday season has arrived in Mukilteo. Merry Mukilteo. Christmas carols at St. John Mission. The Mukilteo Yacht Club’s annual Holiday Parade. The Mukilteo Christmas Concert. And …

Council debates possible short-term rental changes

Residents who responded to a City survey on short-term rentals expressed a clear opinion: Most thought they should be prohibited. The City Council doesn’t seem to feel the same way, …

First bills drop ahead of state's 2025 legislative session

Washington lawmakers have begun teeing up legislation ahead of the 2025 session. Monday marked the first day they could pre-file bills. Legislators will have 105 days to  push their ideas …

Report November windstorm damage now

The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management has launched an online survey to help residents report damage from the high winds that raced through the community starting Nov. 19. The …

Council passes 2025-26 budget

The City Council didn’t talk much about the 2025-26 biennial budget during Monday’s meeting. It was a sharp contrast to previous budget meetings where discussions resulted in four- …

Port of Everett Seaport named terminal operator of the year

The Port of Everett Seaport has been honored with the title of 2024 port/terminal operator of the year by Heavy Lift and Project Forwarding International. Recent maritime investments, …

Capturing the essence of Mukilteo history

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, the Mukilteo Historical Society has released its first book, “Essays in Mukilteo History,” a compilation of more than 100 nonfiction …

Helping to feed families

Four hundred families in the Mukilteo School District will be able to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner thanks to the Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo. Early Sunday morning, Rotary Club members, …

Leadership roles expanded for Marko Liias in the Senate

Sen. Marko Liias (D-Edmonds) expanded his leadership roles in the state Senate following a vote among Senate Democrats last week.  Liias will continue to chair the Senate Transportation …

Emergency proclamation issued for last week's windstorm

Devastating winds last week caused extensive damage, affected residents throughout the county, and consumed resources for road maintenance, emergency response, and power restoration.  …

City accepting applications for various board and commissions

The City of Mukilteo is accepting applications for four of its boards, commissions, and committees. These volunteer roles play a vital part in the City’s policy development process, …

MultiCare Health Systems of Washington will change procedures and set aside more than $2 million to compensate patients whose civil rights were violated by a failure to provide appropriate …

Waste Management customers can dispose of additional yard waste

As part of the storm recovery, Mukilteo residential Waste Management customers who have yard and food waste collection may include up to 96 gallons of additional yard waste with their regular …

City projects additional revenue

Mayor Joe Marine has been criticized for discussing potential additional revenue he expects the City will collect in 2025 and 2026 but has yet to offer concrete figures. During Monday’s …

Rotary Club offering scholarship sponsor opportunities

The South Everett/Mukilteo Rotary Club is again offering an opportunity for members, friends, and local businesses to sponsor and create scholarships for graduating high school seniors at Kamiak, …

Community Gala honors Mukilteo’s best

The Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce’s annual Community Awards Gala honored four individuals and five businesses Nov. 16 at the Harbour Point Golf Club. Community member Steven Bullock …

Mayor Marine’s house, vehicles damaged by fallen tree

Tuesday night’s strong winds toppled a large tree that damaged Mukilteo Mayor Joe Marine’s house and two vehicles. "Fortunately, no injuries occurred and both Mayor Marine and (his …

Supporting the police and men’s health

Nic’s Barbershop is typcially busy Saturday mornings as residents arrive for haircuts. But the popular Mukilteo business was even busier than usual Nov. 16 as Nic’s hosted the …

Consultant details parking structure concepts

Any resident or visitor who attempts to visit Lighthouse Park during the summer can tell you that parking can be a challenge. But what about other times of the year? With waterfront …

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