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Wednesday night the largest number of new Everett Police Officers to be sworn in at the same time in recent memory appeared before the Everett City Council. They have recently graduated from the Washington State Law Enforcement Academy and will now begin their field training. Here’s a screen grab from Everett TV of the swearing […]

While it was virtual during the pandemic it was all hands on and in person today at the Old Navy Store at the Everett Mall as the Salvation Army organized a back to school shopping event for kids from Everett and Marysville. Captain Caleb Fankhauser with the Salvation Army Everett Corps told us there were […]

Last week we told you about the Apex Art and Cultural Center planned for the former Masonic Temple/Knights of Columbus building at 1611 Everett Avenue. Known most recently as Club Broadway (which stopped operating a decade ago), it lately had been home to an off-track betting parlor in a small portion of the space as […]

On Monday August 15th, 80-year-old Patricia Oman was taking her evening walk along Broadway in the Lowell neighborhood when she was reportedly struck by a vehicle which did not stay at the scene. She was transported to Providence Regional Medical Center in critical condition and according to the Snohomish County Medical Examiner passed away from […]

Just a reminder that this is the last week to catch the ferry from the Port of Everett to Jetty Island. Ferry service ends Sunday September 4th. Here’s what you need to know if you’re thinking of heading over. About the Jetty First off – let’s make sure you’re familiar with Jetty Island. It’s a […]

Word in from the Port of Everett that the their Blue Heron Slough Wetland Restoration Project has reached its last phase. Here’s the update. The Port of Everett and its project partner, Wildlands, have reached the final phase of Blue Heron Slough – a project restoring 353 acres of Snohomish River estuary habitat between the […]