My Everett News

Here is an invitation from Dawson Place to learn more about child abuse and sexual assault at venues across the city of Everett, Washington during the month of April.  Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center focuses on treating child abuse and sexual assault victims every day throughout the year, however this month they are joining the […]

In every year of their existence the Everett Silvertips have made it to the Playoffs. Saturday night they finished Round 1 in strong fashion and will move on to Round 2 with home ice advantage. Here’s more: The Everett Silvertips ( @WHLSilvertips ), seven-time U.S. Division champions of the Western Hockey League, have defeated the Tri-City Americans, […]

Word in from Paine Field that new security provisions are being put in place for those working close to the new passenger terminal recently opened by Propeller Airports in Everett, Washington. To insure Paine Field Airport remains in compliance with federal regulations governing commercial flights, credentialing staff are in the process of issuing new access […]

If you’ve thought about a puppy, here’s an opportunity to adopt a shelter dog… The Everett Animal Shelter will have 5 mix breed puppies available for adoption Sunday, March 31st at 10am! The Fabric litter are true mixed breed pups! Their mom is about 70lbs and we think they will be about the same when […]

Snohomish PUD has made a major upgrade to its online outage map. For the first time ever they will begin providing estimated times of restoration for power outages. Here’s the update from Aaron Swaney at Snohomish PUD. The next time power goes out, Snohomish County PUD customers will know when the lights are estimated to […]

Word in from Everett Fire today about an award for a recently appointed Assistant Fire Chief. Assistant Fire Chief Rich Llewellyn was recently awarded the 2018 Outstanding Applied Research Award for his Executive Fire Officer Applied Research Project (ARP). Llewellyn’s project, which he completed as part of the National Fire Academy’s Executive Fire Officer Program, […]

A cool program that allows Everett residents to experience virtual reality is being offered by the Everett Public Library over the next three months. Here’s the scoop: Visit the library and go anywhere! Interactive virtual reality demonstrations will be held at the Everett Public Library, at 2702 Hoyt Avenue, three days a week in April, […]

“There’s been zero fee structure for the Fire Marshal’s office.” That’s a quote from Everett Fire Marshal Kurtis Brown to the Everett City Council Public Safety Subcommittee earlier this month. “These fees are going to be an impact to business owners because they went from zero to something.” Most businesses will pay around twenty to […]

Our late winter is over and Spring has finally sprung. If you’ve got a green thumb but no room for a garden, Everett Parks and Recreation may have an option for you. The City of Everett has available plots at the Henry M. Jackson Park community garden! Grow your own produce, make new friends and […]

Deer Park in west Everett off Merrill Creek Parkway will close for several weeks so the City of Everett Parks Department can upgrade the playground equipment. Work is expected to last several months, with the playground reopening by early summer. Playground equipment at Everett parks is typically upgraded on a 15-year cycle. A design schematic […]