A recently completed report found that claims of adults on the team preventing students from participating and fostering a toxic culture were unsubstantiated.
Mukilteo Mayor/City Council
Joe Marine will serve a fourth term in office. Bob Champion and James Sterba will serve on the city council.
Thursday update
Bui earned 52.7% of the vote while Moore earned 47.0%, results Monday showed.
Update
Shaina Langley defeated Roman Rewolinski in a narrow race for a seat on the school board. Two other incumbents up for election won with wider margins.
Everett Mayor
Cassie Franklin’s lead over challenger Scott Murphy extended to more than 2,000 votes on Friday. She will serve a third term in office.
Thursday update
Don Schwab and Paula Rhyne will retain their seats on the council. Political newcomers Luis Burbano and Erica Weir will join them in January.
Friday update
Results will continue to be updated as more ballots are counted.
The money will go toward resource centers and food banks as nonprofits have been seeing a surge in need.
The law allowing the city to create buffer zones, areas that ban sitting or lying down on public property, will be in effect through the end of 2027.
The closures are needed in January and February to make repairs to a part of the Mukilteo ferry terminal.
Election Day 2025
Ballots must be dropped off in a drop box or postmarked by 8 p.m. The Daily Herald will publish initial election tallies just after 8 p.m. tonight at heraldnet.com/elections.
Returning a ballot in a drop box or getting a hand-stamped postmark before 8 p.m. Tuesday will ensure your vote will be counted.
The police department, which currently leases a downtown basement for the facility, plans to move the space into a building near Everett Station.
Students can now access primary care, dental care and behavioral health services at both Everett High School and Cascade High School, at no cost to families.
Local food banks are seeing increased demand amidst uncertainty over federal funding for food assistance.
Two positions for City Council feature contested races on the November ballot.
The agency’s first biennial budget would pay for increased service levels, new employees and upgrades to infrastructure.
