My Everett News

Hardly felt like the 30th of June with dark skies and rain showers in Everett Saturday. In a one hour period there were more than a half dozen crashes in south Everett. The good news is no major injuries in any of the crashes reported thus far. There was a scary moment for a City […]

Everett was one of hundreds of cities across the country where people came out to march today to urge the end to separating families by immigration authorities. It wasn’t a scientific count but MyEverettNews.com came up with about 800 people who passed by our photography post on Pacific Avenue outside the Snohomish County Courthouse. Marchers […]

Received this message from Everett Schools this (Fri) afternoon. In a message he said brought him “great sadness and a tremendous sense of loss,” Superintendent Gary Cohn announced to Everett Public Schools staff this afternoon that he and the school board were informed by a letter from Director Ted Wenta of his resignation from the […]

The “Flame of Hope” Special Olympics Torch passed through downtown Everett Thursday afternoon on the last leg of its trip to opening ceremonies in Seattle. Special Olympics athletes, along with over 40 law enforcement personnel from across the country are carrying the Torch. There was a brief ceremony at the Snohomish County Courthouse Plaza and […]

It’s that time of year again and instead of re-inventing the wheel here’s a replay of our first “Fireworks are illegal in Everett” story back in 2011. Since 1997, the discharge of any type of fireworks without a permit has been illegal within the Everett city limits. The are only two permits that will be […]

A bit of a cryptic post on his Facebook Page today as The Fish, Jeff Aaron announced this will be his last sports show on Everett Radio station KRKO. Aaron has been with the station in a few different capacities since 2002. He did say he would be continuing the relationship in a different direction […]

There is no Everett City Council meeting this week but there will be a special Everett City Council meeting next Tuesday July 3rd. At that time the city council members will get a look at more details on the proposition being considered for a vote on July 11th that deals with changing the City of […]

It’s been quite a run for Ernie and Cindy Frederickson at Everett Floral 4522 Evergreen Way. Got a call from Ernie yesterday who said they’ve sold the building and it will soon become an insurance agency. Here’s their goodbye letter to customers. June 2018 Dear Everett Floral customers, friends and family: After many successful and […]

Saw this great graphic from Snohomish PUD on social media today and since we know not everyone is a fan of Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms we thought we’d pass this along to you right here… If you’d like to learn more about how Snohomish PUD decides whose power to restore first check […]

Today through Friday there are a few hundred kids and dozens of volunteers back at the soccer fields at Walter Hall Park in south Everett for the annual Casino Road Soccer Camp. This is the tenth year where police officers with the City of Everett and deputies with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office have partnered […]