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Historic Everett, an advocacy organization, is asking local citizens to speak up to save a local landmark, the Clark Park Gazebo. The organization has even taken out ads in local newspapers urging residents to contact the City Council and Mayor in Everett to show their support to save the Gazebo from demolition by the City. […]

The Everett City Council had a first reading of a special improvement project called the “Thornton A. Sullivan Park Disc Golf Course Improvement Project.” If approved, the project would provide an estimated $150,000 in funding for the design, permitting and construction costs for the Thornton A. Sullivan Parks Disc Golf Course improvements (also known as […]

Pending Everett City Council approval tonight, Petco Love will award the Everett Animal Shelter a $50,000 grant for their lifesaving work for animals in Snohomish County. Since its founding in 1999, Petco Love has invested over $350 million in adoption and other lifesaving efforts. Petco Love also helps find loving homes for pets in partnership […]

Capt. Stacy Wuthier relieved Capt. Josh Menzel as commanding officer of Naval Station Everett today, April 04, 2024. The change of command ceremony was attended by military personnel, federal civilian employees, and guests from the local community. Capt. Menzel had served as commanding officer since 2021. His next assignment is Chief of Staff at Navy […]

Snohomish County PUD was joined Friday, March 22 by partners from the City of Everett, Connect to Casino Road, the Department of Commerce, and others, to officially break ground on its newest community solar project, “El Sol al Alcance de tus Manos” or “the sun at your fingertips.” Construction will begin this month on the […]

The Everett Mayor’s 2024 State of the City event was different this year. The event took place in Everett Mall, packing in hundreds of local business leaders and city staff in the hallways of a building that was once far more popular. Fittingly, Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered each section of her speech by sharing the […]

Warnings are up and the first automated traffic cameras have been installed. In April, traffic violations will be issued to those speeding in the Horizon Elementary school zone along Casino Road. Six more camera locations will be added at different intersections in the city, focusing on red light violations. Cameras take two pictures of your […]

For those who couldn’t attend the procession & memorial service, we embedded a video of the Trooper Christopher Gadd Memorial Service: If the video doesn’t load for you, use this link. Here’s a statement from the family after the service: “We wanted to extend our gratitude to the community for their support leading up to […]

House Bill 1530, sponsored by Representative Julio Cortes (D-Everett), was signed by Governor Inslee Thursday. The bill tackles Washington’s ongoing shortage of law enforcement and prosecutors by expanding the pool of qualified candidates. This includes allowing lawful permanent residents, alongside citizens, to contribute to public safety by serving in police departments and prosecutorial offices. Previously, […]

The City of Everett is hosting a recycling collection event for Everett residents this Saturday, March 9, starting at 9am and ending when hitting full capacity, or by 3pm if they don’t hit capacity. The event will take place in Lot B of Everett Station, located south of 3201 Smith Ave. They will be accepting […]