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A study out last week from Rent Cafe, a nationwide apartment search website, says Everett, Washington leads the nation when it comes to the size of new apartments being built. Here is a brief of their findings. Remote work has emphasized the importance of living space, and after a decade of shrinking apartments, renters are […]

Longtime MyEverettNews.com sponsor Rick Merrill has teamed up with Diedrich Espresso for a fun promotion to mark the summer. Here’s the explanation. Watch for the Everett AquaSox Official Temperature to rise! The first time the temperature reaches 90 degrees, on the following day at 4pm Rick Merrill Law will pay for iced drinks for 90 […]

A beautiful sunny Saturday looked to help draw thousands of people to downtown Everett, Washington Saturday. It was day two of Sorticulture and booths stretched two full blocks of Colby and another of California as crowds lined up to look at all of the garden items available. Many booths had people lined up six and […]

There is often a lot of good-natured competition and ribbing between firefighters and police officers and in Everett, Washington that is certainly the case. It’s also true that when it comes to a matter of the death of one of their own, neither police officers nor firefighters will ever forget. That was brought home in […]

Everett Police are investigating after a shooting on Airport Road in south Everett early Friday morning. Shortly before 5 AM a vehicle pulled into the AM/PM at 112th and Evergreen Way and the driver reported their passenger had been shot. Everett Police Spokesman Kerby Duncan tells MyEverettNews.com the victim was transported by medic unit to […]

Sorticulture is back in Everett, Washington this year but not at Legion Park. This weekend the annual celebration of all things gardening is on Colby Avenue between Hewitt and Everett Avenues. Here’s what you need to know. The City of Everett is planning to hold its annual Sorticulture Garden Arts Festival June 11-13. This year […]

Wednesday night the Everett City Council unanimously approved $150,000.00 from the City’s lodging tax fund to lend financial support to ten upcoming events that will bring tourists and overnight stays to Everett this year. The hotel/motel tax fund grants, or LTAC grants, is funding available to non-profits and public agencies for projects that assist with […]

This in from the Everett Public Library. Join us for a thrilling afternoon! Bestselling author J.A. Jance will discuss her new novel “Unfinished Business” virtually with Everett Public Library on Tuesday, June 22 at 12 p.m. at www.crowdcast.io/e/jance. “Unfinished Business” is the latest in Jance’s popular Ali Reynolds series. In this sharply written thriller from […]

Word in this afternoon of a proposal that will involve unincorporated Snohomish County and not the City of Everett or other incorporated cities. It would provide special pay for certain Snohomish County employees and employees of grocery stores in unincorporated county with over 500 employees. Here’s the release from Snohomish County. Today, Snohomish County Executive […]

June is Pride Month and the City of Everett is inviting everyone to a Pride Picnic. Here are the details. Pack your picnic blanket and lunch for a Pride Picnic in the Park at Forest Park on Saturday, June 26, noon – 3 p.m. Join the City’s Diversity Board, SnoCo LGBTQIA+ Collective, guest speakers and […]