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First opened in 1983, Everett Comics will celebrate their 33rd anniversary tomorrow (Saturday). The store will be open starting at 11:00 AM with a host of special deals and one-time offers. They say their mission is simple, to be the #1 comic book and collectibles store in Washington State. Formerly on Colby, the store is […]

The final kick is on to save Everett’s Firewheel Coffeehouse. Co-owners Mike and Angie have until Wednesday to come up with $5000.00 to stave off eviction. “Our landlord has been more than generous with us,” said Mike LaPointe. “We’ve just gotten too far behind and have to make up ground quickly.” What began as Firewheel […]

Now that school in the greater Everett area has been up and running for a month or so, some students may find they’re having trouble in a standard classroom setting and may want to look at online learning. MyEverettNews.com sponsor K12 offers a couple of different ways kids can stay on track. We wanted to […]

Just received this from the City of Everett… Everett Fire Chief Murray Gordon announced Thursday that he will retire from the City in January 2017. Gordon joined the department as a firefighter in 1977 and has served as chief for 16 years. “Chief Gordon has dedicated his life and career to our community, and I […]

More new firefighters in Everett received their badges at one time today than in the past 16 years. At the beginning of their meeting today the Everett City Council met the newest members of the Everett Fire Department. Eight new firefighters recently completed 13 weeks at the fire training academy and another seven weeks of […]

Today the Everett City Council heard the latest on the low barrier housing plans moving forward in central Everett. On Tuesday October 4th, the public is invited to a two hour presentation on the plan. That happens at Evergreen Middle School starting at 6:30 PM. The meeting will include presentations by Catholic Housing Services, Catholic […]

Editor’s Update Thursday Sept. 29th 2:45 PM: Everett Police detectives are still trying to locate the suspected shooter. The only description provided so far is a blonde woman about 5’5″ tall. Some items of evidence were found near the scene. The shooting victim is expected to recover from his injuries. The case remains active. Everett […]

Today the City of Everett revealed the identity of the man who turned over the 9/11 flag to Everett Firefighters back in 2014. Here’s the release issued by the city along with a link to the man’s statement… In early September, Everett Police announced that they had determined that a flag that was turned into […]

Last night MyEverettNews.com was forwarded a security alert by email regarding an incident on the Everett Community College campus in one of their parking lots Monday afternoon… Campus Community, Everett Community College Security Officers received a report of a confrontation that occurred today, Monday, September 26, 2016, at approximately 12:18 p.m. in Parking Lot H. […]

On Wednesday the City of Everett Administration and Catholic Housing Services will brief the Everett City Council on plans for the city’s 1st low barrier housing project in central Everett. That meeting is open to the public and will also be carried live on the Everett TV cable channels and the internet. The meeting begins […]