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Word in this afternoon from Brian Smith at Volunteers of America Western Washington of multiple issues for food bank operations in Everett, Sultan and across Snohomish County. There is an increased demand with some Federal workers using the food banks to get by due to the ongoing shutdown of some portions of the Federal Government. […]

You most likely didn’t feel it but the United States Geological Survey confirms there was a very small earthquake in southeast Everett this afternoon. The quake measured 2.0 and was recorded at 1:46 PM 1 kilometer North Northeast of Silver Firs. The quake was recorded by the University of Washington. No reports of damage and […]

Just a quick thank you. Since January 2011 MyEverettNews.com has been providing information and photos of Everett, Washington. That first month we reported on plans by Kimberly-Clark to sell or close the pulp-tissue plant on the Everett waterfront, snow cancelling classes at Everett Schools, a request to the Legislature by the Everett City Council to […]

The Bayside Neighborhood in north Everett was among areas in the Puget Sound region that received flyers promoting the Patriot Front website. Inside a baggie weighted with small rocks was a flyer with a logo containing a hammer and sickle with an arrow through it, the words “Better Dead Than Red” and PATRIOTFRONT.US under a […]

You can’t hop on yet but Swift Green Line buses will be stopping at stations between Everett and Bothell next week. Here’s more from Community Transit. A new type of bus service will travel between Bothell and Boeing this spring. When the Swift Green Line begins service on March 24, buses will stop every 10 […]

The first of two fare increases happens today for those riding Everett Transit. Here’s the breakdown on costs from the City. On Jan. 1, adult fares will increase from $1 to $1.50, youth fares will increase to $1 and fares for seniors and people with disabilities will increase to $0.50 per trip. Fares will increase […]