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At least 90 entries marched in the annual 4th of July parade in downtown Everett, Washington. Here are a few of our favorite photos from the day.

All personal fireworks are illegal in Everett, Washington. It’s been that way since 1997. (Ed. note, an earlier typo had 1977)That being said, nothing has really changed. Fireworks are illegal inside the Everett City limits. People will still shoot off fireworks inside the Everett city limits. Everett Police will have extra patrols including the Police […]

Hard to believe but Independence Day is next week. The City of Everett has put out the lineup of city-sponsored events for the 4th of July. Here’s their list. Community members and visitors throughout the region are invited to celebrate Independence Day with the City of Everett on July 4 at the Colors of Freedom […]

Again this year the folks at the Everett, Washington Office of Emergency Management are coordinating the volunteer efforts for the annual 4th of July parade. Here’s their recruiting message. Calling all 4th of July Parade Volunteers! The Everett Office of Emergency Management is seeking volunteers to help with the annual City of Everett Colors of […]

1). Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and the Totem Family Diner opens at 7 AM with a fantastic breakfast menu. We’re talking big portions and a cinnamon roll the size of which you may hardly believe. 2). The Colors of Freedom Parade in downtown Everett starts at 11 AM. It begins […]

Here are a few photos of the 4th of July Parade in downtown Everett. Good crowds and great weather. A reminder Thunder On the Bay Fireworks begin at 10:20 PM on the Everett Waterfront. For the full list of activities in Everett today click here.

Here is our annual run down of things to know for the 4th of July in Everett… First: All consumer fireworks are illegal within the Everett City limits. You can click here for a great chart on when to call 9-1-1 or the non-emergency number (425-407-3999) with 4th of July issues. There are extra police […]

In spite of the grey skies and a quick early rain shower thousands of people attended the Everett 4th of July parade. The parade began at 11:00 AM and ran for about an hour and fifteen minutes. Activity continues on Wetmore at the Public Safety open house until 4:00 PM. Getting underway now at Legion […]