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McCutchan brings nearly three decades of expertise in behavioral health services administration, community-based programming in prevention and intervention services, federal grants management, and project development and planning to her new post. She has been an administrator for Hope House Home for the Elderly, an associate director of Empowering Pacific Island Communities, executive director of Pacific […]

The Port of Everett announced the release of a Request for Bids to construct the next two retail buildings at Fisherman’s Harbor in Waterfront Place. The request confirms that the Port of Everett wants additional restaurant and retail businesses at Waterfront Place. The construction opportunity is focused on new parcel development of two new multi-tenant […]

With the Constellation Class Frigates coming to Everett, Fincantieri Marine Repair (FMR) will expand into Washington state, opening an Everett facility. The company is part of the Fincantieri group’s network featuring 18 shipyards located on four continents providing vessel construction, repair and maintenance services around the world. A partner of the Navy, Fincantieri was awarded […]

There’s been a lot of anticipation for Trader Joe’s move to the Everett Mall. In just two days Trader Joe’s is finally celebrating their Grand Opening in the space that used to be Sears. On Friday, March 8th, Trader Joe’s will open the new Everett, Washington store and you can come to the ceremony. The […]

Seagen, formally called Seattle Genetics, had plans to build a 270,000 square foot facility on 20 acres at 215 Shuksan Way. The facility investment was going to be around $500 million and was expected to operational in the 4th quarter of 2024. It was supposed to create up to 150 jobs during its construction phase […]

Rachel Rasmussen is suing Boeing for on-the-job harassment. She worked at Boeing from 1989 to 2024. For 20 years she was known as a man and used a male name. In 2007, Rasmussen was promoted to crane mechanic. Rasmussen began her transition in 2010, which, according to Rasmussen, changed the dynamics on the all-male team […]

On February 21st, nurses at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett overwhelmingly ratified a new contract with their employer, making strides in their goal of improving patient safety, plus improving nurse staffing, retention, recruitment as a result of their 5-day winter strike. “When we went out on strike in November, we were united in identifying better […]

Since last year Brixton Capital, owners of the Everett Mall have been working on plans to re-develop the property. Documents filed with the City of Everett, Washington planning department reflect the project’s first two phases. The first phase calls for a division of the former Sears building on the west side of the Mall. Two […]

In front of a packed house Tuesday evening the Port of Everett Commissioners voted unanimously to condemn the property along the Everett Waterfront where the Kimberly-Clark plane once stood. That move blocks the sale of the property by Kimberly-Clark to a maritime partnership that wanted to use the property for cold storage, fish processing, fleet […]

Followed up today with the folks over at Propeller Airports and they say one week in and things are going great! They even asked us to pass along this unique opportunity for someone who wants to spend time behind the scenes working at the new terminal at Paine Field in south Everett. Here’s the scoop. […]