Recently, many, if not most, of Washington state-based advertisers received an attached letter from the Washington State Department of Revenue. It was a warning due to the looming arrival of the …
With summer 2025 drawing to a close, Mukilteo’s waterfront—and the City’s handling of it—deserves a serious Reality Check. From speed cameras to modified mufflers to parking …
During times of stress, a simple practice can help keep you steady: spending time in nature. Whether hiking through forests, strolling in local parks, or simply sitting under the trees, the outdoors …
Maybe while you are reading this article, you may want to heat up and slurp one of the many flavors of Campbell's Soup? But why Campbell’s? Art is everywhere, and what is art is in the …
Dear editor, Another great article! In 2011, the first Washington State roundabout went in. I was floored by the letters to the editor in the Everett Herald (and I’m sure they were only …
Beacon Publishing's weekly editorial cartoon from syndicated columnist Joe Heller.
The whitest church in the United States has elected two African Americans to its top leadership positions, a first for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Rev. Yehiel Curry was elected …
On Nov. 4, Mukilteo voters will be asked to consider renewing our Emergency Medical Services (EMS) levy. This isn’t a new tax, it’s a renewal of a levy first approved in 2010 that has …
On Nov. 4, Mukilteo voters will be asked to consider renewing our Emergency Medical Services (EMS) levy. This isn’t a new tax, it’s a renewal of a levy first approved in 2010 that has …
Dear Savvy Senior, My husband and I are in our 50’s and would like to know what resources you recommend for locating senior discounts, and what age do they kick in? Frugal Fay Dear Fay, …
I’m sure we all remember as kids the night before Christmas. There is that unbridled joy and expectation when you go to sleep on Dec. 24. As I was an only child, I did not have the extra joy of …
Dear editor, My friends and I hosted Mukilteo's first ever Cake in the Park on Tuesday, Aug. 5, at the Mukilteo Lighthouse Park. We had over 100 attendees and 40 home-baked cakes from …
Dear editor, Greg Malland, long-term board member and president of the Mukilteo Food Bank, is asking the community to help the food bank continue to help others. The entirely volunteer-operated …
Beacon Publishing's weekly editorial cartoon from syndicated columnist Joe Heller.
When I was young, my father tired of me and my siblings telling each other to “shut up.” He said it was rude and crude and suggested a simple “”Please be quiet” would …
In 1985, when our son started school in Mr. Brodniak’s second grade class at Mukilteo Elementary School, we were impressed by the number of opportunities for families and community members to …
The whitest church in the United States has elected two African Americans to its top leadership positions, a first for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Rev Yehiel Curry was elected …
At PAWS, we’ve always believed that companion animals are family. But right now, more families than ever are being forced to say goodbye to beloved pets—not because they want to, but …
August, aka the dog days of summer, and officially the last month of those long daylight and sunny days. It’s the last summer month to no longer put off one of those many once-in-a-lifetime …