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And another announcement in to MyEverettNews.com for a candidate for Everett City Council. This time in position 4. Here is the release in this morning. Lifelong Everett resident, Community leader, and Educator Tommie Rubatino Announces Candidacy for Everett City Council District 4 With the city of Everett moving to district elections, Tommie Rubatino announces his […]

Last week the members of the Everett City Council voted Brenda Stonecipher as council President. The vote was unanimous with the exception of councilmember Vogeli abstaining. A council vice-president has not yet been chosen and council committee positions are currently the same as 2020 but that is subject to change. Wednesday night’s meeting began with […]

This in today as Paul Roberts becomes the first incumbent on the Everett City Council to formally announce to us he’s running in one of the five new City Council Districts in Everett, Washington. Roberts lives and is running in District 1 Here’s what his campaign sent. Councilmember Paul Roberts is seeking re-election to the […]

The 9 member Everett Districting Commission has completed their work and decided on a final layout of the five City Council Districts that will take effect next year. Next week the Everett City Council is expected to accept the District Map but one potential candidate isn’t waiting to announce her intention to run for District […]

Social Distancing was on display at the Everett City Council chambers Wednesday night. It was a bit of a challenge for Everett City Council members as they began working out the details of how to hold a city council meeting with half the council present in the council chambers and the other half on the […]

A couple of years ago the Everett City Council brought back committees to allow small groups of council members to discuss and gather information on topics that may later be brought before the entire council for action. Sometimes ideas discussed in committees are brought forward and other times they are not. This Wednesday afternoon the […]

Initiative I-976 is on the fall ballot. Known as the “Bring Back Our $30 Car Tabs” the law would limit annual motor vehicle license fees to $30, except voter-approved charges, repeal and remove authority to impose certain vehicle taxes and charges; and base vehicle taxes on Kelley Blue Book. You can see the full text […]

We’re highlighting a few races for folks living in Everett. Election Day is Tuesday and while you don’t have to put a stamp on your ballot you must still sign the envelope and make sure it is postmarked no later than the 6th. You can also put it in a drop box by 8 PM […]

Another entrant into the race for Everett City Council sent us their campaign announcement. Here it is… Local Citizen and Precinct Committee Officer Jonathan Peebles is happy to throw his hat into the race for Everett City Council Position #3. Here is an announcement statement from the candidate: When this year started I was shocked […]

Tonight’s Everett City Council meeting covered a variety of topics. Here’s a sampling… Prior to the full council meeting was the first meeting of the year for the Everett City Council budget committee. Councilmember Jeff Moore was chosen to chair the committee. The other members are Brenda Stonecipher and Scott Murphy. A couple of notable […]