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At the corner of Hewitt and Maple the last bits of the Bast Building, one of the oldest buildings in Everett, Washington are about to be carted away. Crews are finishing the demolition of the site of a three-alarm fire at Judd & Black back in September of last year. The main building (which had […]

We’ve told you that renovations will be happening on streets in downtown Everett, Washington this summer as the city works to complete the Downtown Everett Streetscape Plan. Road blocks are already in place and construction is getting underway on several streets in downtown Everett. The intersection of Everett and Rucker Avenues will be police controlled […]

The Snohomish PUD put out the following update yesterday on the heels of that 4.6 magnitude earthquake. We’re passing along the update as it also includes a great list of what you may need to survive an emergency whether caused by an earthquake, wind storm or other disaster. We’re guessing a few people may be […]

While we’ve had some rain, conditions are still ripe for grass and brush fires and the Snohomish County Fire Marshal has issued a burn ban starting Monday. Here’s more. Due to high fire danger and expected hot and dry weather conditions, the Snohomish County Fire Marshal has announced an outdoor burning ban for the unincorporated […]

4:00 AM Update: The earthquake magnitude has been adjusted to 4.6 with an aftershock at 3.5 a few minutes later. Epicenter in the Three Lakes area near Monroe. Initial update 3:21 AM: Lots of reports in from folks awakened by an earthquake this morning. Early indications from USGS show a 4.4 magnitude quake east of […]

Earlier this month Everett City Councilmember Brenda Stonecipher sent a letter to the Port of Everett CEO and Commissioners asking them to stop charging a $2.00 fee for parking to attend events such as the Everett Farmers Market on Sunday and the Music at the Marina concerts on Thursdays. Here’s an excerpt from her letter. […]