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All four high schools in Everett…Cascade, Jackson, Everett and Sequoia are certified as Microsoft IT Academy schools. According to this recent release from Linda Carbajal at Everett Public Schools, that means even as freshmen students can earn a Microsoft Office Masters (MSO) Certification. James Ramirez is just one example. Can you do a pivot table […]

The City of Everett has begun accepting grant applications from cultural arts groups and non-profit groups for next year. There are specific requirements for how the money can be used. Here are the details from Carol Thomas at the City of Everett… The City of Everett Cultural Arts Commission is now accepting applications for cultural […]

Every year the FAA requires Paine Field to hold a review of the airport’s emergency plan and at least once every 3 years hold a full-scale airport emergency plan exercise. This morning 50 students from the Kamiak High School drama department portrayed crash victims in a simulated accident. The premise was an aircraft landed short […]

Editor’s note: There was an error in our earlier story. The fire was reported shortly after 10:30am not 11:00am. We apologize for any confusion. Here’s the official update on today’s duplex fire on Holly Drive in south Everett from Assistant Everett Fire Marshal Eric Hicks… At about 10:40 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 25, Everett firefighters […]

Drive south on Evergreen Way and you can’t miss it. Right there in the revolving display case in front of Hyundai of Everett. Painted bright V.W. bug green. It’s not a Hyundai, but a 1937 Packard. Owner Gary Micallef says he picked up the car about 10 years ago at Hot August Nights in Reno, […]

Touchstone Development from Seattle has pulled their permits and opened a construction office in downtown Everett to begin work on a long-delayed Courtyard by Marriott hotel at the corner of Wall and Colby. Halvorson Construction Group in Kirkland has opened an office in downtown Everett and is on site. Financial challenges led the Everett City […]