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Pallet, the Everett-based maker of tiny shelters that started in 2017, has officially shut down their business. Much of their business was in the Pacific Northwest, but they had shelter locations in California, Florida, Hawaii, Texas, Minnesota, Missouri, and a few on the East Coast as well. The company benefited from over $3 million in […]

Tulalip Resort Casino welcomes Seattle pro football fans to its first-ever “Seattle Football Opening Day Watch Party” under warm sunny skies in the outdoor Tulalip Amphitheatre on Wednesday, September 9. This free event celebrates the kick-off the 2026-2027 regular season as our victorious “Big Game” trophy winner hosts New England in a re-match of February’s […]

Around 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 25, deputies and Marysville Fire were called to a residence on Lake Goodwin after there was a reported collision between a personal watercraft and a private dock. An adult male, the only occupant of the vessel, had been riding a personal watercraft when he collided with a dock and sustained […]

Twenty-one individuals were taken into custody in Snohomish County this week as part of a multi-agency operation identifying those allegedly involved in the sexual abuse and exploitation of children. The multi-day operation involved the Washington State Patrol (WSP), Edmonds Police Department, local Snohomish County law enforcement agencies, and several state and federal partner agencies. The […]

During the Everett City Council Meeting today, Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin shared her response to Federal Immigration Enforcement in Everett. In regards to automated license plate reader cameras, the Mayor mentioned it has been an incredible tool for law enforcement, resulting in over 250 arrests, finding missing persons, and locate stolen vehicles. Unlike other cities […]

Big news for Homage Senior Services. Today’s they announce a new CEO and a move of their headquarters from Lynnwood to Everett. Homage Senior Services, a cornerstone of support for older adults and individuals living with disabilities in Snohomish County for over five decades, has announced the appointment of Jay Kang as its new Chief […]

On Monday, May 19th, 2025 Alaya A. Dixon failed to return home from school. She was last seen at noon at Subway in South Everett. Alaya goes to Voyager Middle School. She was accompanied by two classmates and three unknown men, believe to be around high-school age or slightly older. A teacher stated they may […]

Amey Leach, received a very nice mother’s day gift, compliments of CM Heating & Cooling. The Mother’s Day Giveaway was part of a campaign started in March where local residents could nominate a deserving mother. Amey Leach, an Everett resident and mother of two, including an 8-year-old cancer survivor, gladly accepted the prize today in […]

The Edgewater Bridge Replacement Project is moving along as crews are nearly finished with piling placement. Later this month, crews will begin dismantling the existing bridge. This video shows the drilling process for inserting the piling that will support the temporary platforms for construction: You can follow along the process of taking down the old […]

A lot happened in 2024 in the city of Everett. Here’s a countdown of the most popular stories of 2024, according to article traffic & readership on My Everett News: 10) Multi-Vehicle Crash Shut down 41st Street for 3 Hours There were several strange crashes in 2024 where the driver was impaired or unconscious. In […]