My Everett News

Our news partner, The Seattle Times, has a great graphic by Mark Nowlin showing the new buildings soon to be going up at the Everett Boeing plant in south Everett. There are also two informative articles by Dominic Gates. One talking about the use of robots in building the 777x as well as the way […]

7:45 AM Update: SNOPAC says they believe 9-1-1 service has been restored and you should try 9-1-1 before using the 10 digit number. Please don’t call either number just to “test the system” – LD Word this morning from SNOPAC in Everett saying emergency dispatch operations have been affected by an outage in the 9-1-1 […]

At tonight’s city council meeting, Everett got its first look at a student housing project that would build 99 micro-apartments for students at Trinity Lutheran College. Each apartment would be only 200 square feet, be furnished and have a small bathroom. They wouldn’t have a kitchen but would include a microwave, sink and small refrigerator. […]

Here’s what information we have on an attic fire this afternoon in central Everett. It comes in a press release from Everett Fire Marshal Rick Robinson… Everett Fire Department crews responded to a reported attic fire in the 2300 block of Monroe Avenue today at 5:00 p.m. Arriving crews found smoke coming from an attic […]

Snohomish PUD is offering customers a chance to win $200 just by analyzing their power bills between now and June 30th. Using what it calls an online EnergyAdvisor tool, the PUD says customers can see where they are using the most energy and then take steps to reduce that usage. Here are the details from […]

Spring is definitely here. The Seattle Mariners open at home this evening and their Triple A affiliate, the Everett Aquasox are holing their annual job fair tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know… The Everett AquaSox, minor league affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, are holding a casting call for gameday employment on Wednesday, April 9 […]

Received word today that the popular Everett Art Walk which is usually held on the third Saturday of every month has been suspended. No details available yet, just a notice received today saying the following… “Everett Art Walk” is going through some reorganization at this time and we will be taking a break during the […]

6:00pm Update: We received the following update on this afternoon’s motorcycle crash from Everett Police spokesman Aaron Snell… This afternoon, officers responded to the report of a collision between a car and motorcycle in the 4900 block of Evergreen Way. Arriving officers found a severely injured motorcyclist who was transported to Providence Regional Medical Center […]

In 1993, Everett first applied to the National Arbor Day Foundation for recognition as an official Tree City. On Wednesday the city is inviting you to join Mayor Ray Stephanson and students from View Ridge Elementary School as they plant new trees at Forest Park and celebrate the city’s ongoing commitment to a healthy urban […]

[ad#Google Adsense-2] Good news for foodies and art lovers in Everett. For the 21st year, the Everett Farmers Market will be held on the Everett waterfront. The Sunday Market will open for the season on May 18th, two weeks earlier than past years. The season will run to October 5th and the market will be […]