Some big changes are coming to how the city of Everett handles public records requests. Last week, the City Council adopted a new… Continue reading
The city’s nascent program to provide housing for homeless people is likely to grow. The Marysville City Council is taking up a measure… Continue reading
Mark Weeks remembers when he first came to work in 1987 at the city of Everett’s water filtration plant. “When I first… Continue reading
The sale of potent alcoholic beverages in stores in some Everett neighborhoods will soon be illegal. On Wednesday the state Liquor and Cannabis… Continue reading
The state Department of Ecology has spent the past 16 years cleaning up the contamination left behind by the Everett Smelter. Much of… Continue reading
The Historic Flight Foundation is hosting its annual Vintage Aircraft Weekend air show at Paine Field. The event features all the typical air… Continue reading
The Howarth Park bridge and beach reopened this week after more than a year of closure. The 27-year-old bridge, which provides the only… Continue reading
The crowds have dispersed. Trump Force One flew off at 9:08 p.m. All that was left to do around Xfinity Arena on Wednesday… Continue reading
When word got out that the city of Everett might change the definition of “family,” people got angry. The city is planning a… Continue reading
People who walked in the Carl Gipson Senior Center on Monday were greeted with Hawaiian-style decorations and a loud “aloha” from the staff.… Continue reading
The long delayed opening of an upscale food market in downtown Everett just got a little bit closer. A federal judge this week… Continue reading
Snohomish County Gives
One day earlier in August,… Continue reading
In a school district where roughly one in 20 students qualifies as homeless, a new state grant is seen as an important step… Continue reading
Some changes are planned for the Marysville Community Food Bank after it conducted a survey of its recipients and others in the community.… Continue reading
The Marysville Opera House has never looked so good. The building has been painted and cleaned, new LED lighting has been installed and… Continue reading
The 552 people who live at Baker Heights now have a date to save: come December, they will begin moving out, if everything… Continue reading
Fees for most services at the Everett Animal Shelter are going up Oct. 1. The increases have been in the works since earlier… Continue reading
Before there was an I-5 passing through Everett, north Broadway was one of those vibrant spots along the Pacific Highway that could lure… Continue reading
For the past 28 years, Barney Peterson has taught fourth grade at James Monroe Elementary in Everett’s Silver Lake neighborhood. For the next… Continue reading
A new house is rising on the site of one that burned down in May 2014. The house is being built by Habitat… Continue reading
