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CUT: Katie Dean:  The South Everett/Mukilteo Rotary Club Foundation awarded $81,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors from Kamiak, Mariner, Cascade and ACES Big Picture high schools …

For the past eight summers, Mukilteo’s Wednesdays just haven’t been the same, like a warm but sunless day, an empty sports field, a sundae without the cherry on top. The Mukilteo City …

As summer approaches, the Mukilteo Police Department is increasing enforcement efforts targeting speeding drivers and vehicles with excessively loud or modified mufflers. In a recent social …

The growing ‘Easy Rider’ generation

Earth may not be spinning faster, but life on it sure is. Anyone who walks regularly, or who has a kid on a motorized device that didn’t even exist a few years ago, worries about dangerous …

At the Snohomish County League of Women Voters annual meeting on May 16, 2026, members approved a resolution related to the Snohomish County Charter Review Commission ballot proposals for the …

They say it’s our birthday

Communities across America are gearing up to celebrate the country’s semiquincentennial – say it fast five times – which marks the 250th anniversary of American independence. And Mukilteo is …

The original engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the secret printing of the Constitution, the Treaty of Paris, and the Bill of Rights will land in Seattle in late July. It's all part …

The Olympic Brass Quintet plays patriotic songs Monday during a Memorial Day service at Mukilteo’s Pioneer Cemetery. About 60 people braved cold, windy and wet weather to honor the town’s fallen …

Sno-Isle Libraries invites the community to join in reading the Sno-Isle Reads Together selection, “Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt. Sno-Isle Reads Together is an annual program …

Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Laura DiBella and Port of Everett CEO/Executive Director Lisa Lefeber toured the Port of Everett Seaport on May 18 as part of DiBella’s visit to the Pacific …

Snoozing sea lion

While a lone sea lion drew some smiles at Lighthouse Park on Sunday, it hopefully won’t tell its buddies about the comfortable quarters, lest it turn the dock into an overcrowded B&B for its …

In session

Snohomish County Superior Court judges walked reporters, lawyers, council members, and students through their judicial process at the court’s first Law Day event on May 1. The annual nationwide …

Meet the Beacon’s summer intern, Lorelei Schwarz

My name is Lorelei Schwarz, and I’m thrilled to be interning for Beacon Publishing this summer, covering Edmonds and Mukilteo. I’m originally from Great Falls, Virginia, but moved to Snohomish …

City to update roadmap on transportation fixes

The Mukilteo City Council is preparing to adopt the City’s 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program, a six-year roadmap that outlines dozens of transportation, sidewalk, pavement and parking …

Washington State Ferries sails into 75th anniversary

Washington State Ferries will celebrate its 75th anniversary on Monday, June 1. Events are planned across Puget Sound starting Friday, May 29, and throughout the month of June. June 1 …

Batter up!

Mukilteo’s waterfront is like a magnet at the end of the school year when students, teachers and chaperones from all over Snohomish County converge for a day of exploration and play. On Thursday, …

Paine Field will receive more than $22 million in federal funding for runway rehabilitation, taxiway safety improvements and lighting upgrades through airport infrastructure grants authorized under …

The Mukilteo City Council unanimously approved a contract Monday for a major pavement preservation project on Harbour Pointe Boulevard, a heavily traveled arterial serving homes, schools, businesses …

The City of Mukilteo is seeking applicants to fill two vacancies for unexpired terms on the Civil Service Commission. “The Civil Service Commission plays a vital role in ensuring fairness, …

Fifty years ago, bus drivers roamed the streets of Snohomish County searching for people who needed a ride. Often, someone would flag down one of the blue 1950s-era buses much like hailing a taxi. In …

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