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One person was injured Monday night in a house fire east of College Avenue in central Everett. Firefighters were called to the home after flames broke out around 8 PM. The flames spread from an area outside of the house into the structure. While the two people there were able to get out one person […]

She’s been raising money and accepting donations for months and today Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin issued a formal announcement of her intention to run for another 4-year-term. Here’s the announcement. Mayor Cassie Franklin is seeking re-election to the office Everett voters chose her for in 2017. Franklin is the first woman elected to Everett’s highest […]

Motorists navigated through a strange sight as they drove southbound in the 5100 block of Evergreen Way Sunday afternoon. Everett Police are still sorting out all of the details but what we know so far is around a quarter to five two men allegedly tried to rob a store in the 5100 block of Evergreen […]

If you’re looking to enjoy some Holiday lights and a nice walk, here’s an opportunity. Beginning Tuesday you are invited to experience Wintertide Lights at the Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens at Legion Park in Everett, Washington. Here’s more from Renee Greenleaf. Walking outside is one pleasure left as Covid restrictions increase in the state. The […]

There’s a new website for those who want to get ideas on where to shop locally this Holiday season. Snohomish County has announced the launch of Support SnoCo to boost the economic health of local businesses. This program is one of the recommendations from the Snohomish County Economic and Workforce Recovery Task Force and is being funded […]

With the forecast calling for this to be a La Niña year, meaning a wetter than normal winter (and given the way 2020 has gone so far), it may be a good idea to check if you are in a flood area within Everett, Washington. In addition to parts of the Snohomish River valley, urban […]

The Everett City Council has taken a more vocal role in budget planning this year and that has led to extended briefings and later decisions in adopting a balanced budget for 2021. On November 1st Everett City Council members put several items into a “parking lot” for further explanation and consideration. Those included so-called “Quality […]

Today we received a photo and video from MyEverettNews.com reader Bill McKinlock after he spotted an unusual vehicle on the sidewalk of his street in north Everett. The small vehicle looks like a robot with multiple cameras and is accompanied by an operator with a controller. After a bit of crowd sourcing, we were advised […]

As cleanup continues on the former site of Kimberly-Clark on the Everett, Washington waterfront the Port of Everett has added the site to the Marine Terminals Master Plan and named it Norton Terminal. Here’s more from the Port. On November 10, 2020, the Port of Everett Commission approved the Marine Terminals Master Plan Addendum, Appendix E that […]

Everett Police have issued a reminder that 911 is not the number to call if you want to report people or businesses violating COVID-19 restrictions put in place by State and local authorities. Here is what EPD had to say on their Facebook Page Tuesday afternoon. COVID-19 complaints of social gatherings, businesses or organizations not […]