My Everett News

I noticed a few changes to the Herald this morning. There’s a new Nameplate that does away with “The Daily” and today’s edition was called, The Sunday Herald. They’ve also added their Facebook and Twitter page names with the logos for Facebook and Twitter right to the Nameplate. Scott North has a new page that […]

If you sit down to build your dream house, you first write down all of the things you’d like in it. Every little detail that would make it the perfect place. Then you total that up. Next, you go back and look at how much money you actually have to spend and then you start […]

I had a chance to talk with Troy McClelland last night at the Silver Lake Action Committee meeting in South Everett. He was the guest speaker and gave a very positive presentation on the merging of the Everett Area Chamber of Commerce, South Snohomish Chamber and Economic Development Council of Snohomish County into Economic Alliance […]

I’ve written a few things in past posts about the City of Everett’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. Now, with the help of a Federal grant and students from the University of Washington, the city is updating that plan and they’d like you to take a quick survey. Here’s what the city is asking you to do… […]

The Everett City Council got an update tonight on the parking situation downtown. Everett Police Lt. Jim Phillips told the Council that in 2010 there were 10,000 tickets written for exceeding the 90 minute time limit and only 374 written for “re-parking”. He told the council that parking enforcement officers are specifically instructed to make […]

How Crazy is this???

Ezell’s Famous Chicken is open in Everett. When I stopped by around 6pm folks were lined up out the door, Ezell was in the kitchen going 100 miles an hour and people we’re lovin’ that “little taste of heaven”. Welcome to Everett Ezell and Thistle, we’re glad you’re here.[ad#Google Adsense]

Got a press release today from Rick Van Cise at Employment Security who says WorkSource Everett is holding classes on how to get hired at Boeing. That’s the good news. The bad news is the April Classes are already full. If you want to get into the classes on May 6th or 13th, get on […]

City could give back $25.00 to every cable household and still have plenty of money to meet needs for 10 years… In a guest commentary printed in the Daily Herald yesterday, Everett City Council members Brenda Stonecipher and Drew Nielsen cited several issues with how Everett TV, the city’s cable channel on Comcast and Frontier, […]