Thursday, October 1, 2026
By mid-morning Saturday, something unusual was taking shape at the Mukilteo Community Garden — and it wasn’t just rows of soil being turned. A surge of student volunteers, working alongside longtime mentors, managed in a single day to accomplish what typically takes weeks — and quietly set the stage for a much bigger change coming next.
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