My Everett News

Beginning tonight meetings of the Everett City Council and Everett Planning Commission will have closed captioning added to their broadcasts on The Everett Channel. Here’s a news release just in from the city… The City of Everett’s government access channel has added closed captioning to the live and recorded broadcasts of Everett City Council and […]

[ad#Google Adsense-2] If you’ve ever sat through a meeting of the Everett Planning Commission you know they can be fairly dry. Setbacks and parking spaces aren’t sexy. They are the things however that most directly affect people who live within the Everett City limits. In an effort to make more people aware of what’s going […]

Not a lot of people know it, but there is an over-the air TV station licensed to serve Everett, WA. It’s KONG – TV UHF Channel 16. The station was first licensed in January 1984 as KONN but an early owner decided to change the call letters to KONG. That didn’t make the folks at […]

Comcast Channel 21, Frontier Channel 29 or on the Web, click here The Everett City Council meeting may be quite packed tonight for the debate over medical marijuana cooperative gardens. If you can’t make it to the Everett City Council chambers at 6:30pm, you can watch the debate live on Comcast Channel 21 or Frontier […]

What does the Everett City Council want from Everett TV? I first wrote about Everett TV back in March when the Everett City Council balked at spending almost half a million dollars on equipment upgrades. Since then the Council Found out there is more than 1.7 million dollars in the equipment fund that’s been collecting […]

Sorry for the up and down over the last few days, I think we’ve got most of the updates done and I hope you will enjoy the site and let others know that we have things here that you probably won’t find anywhere else. Speaking of that, here are a few updates that I haven’t […]

Back on the 4th of March I began writing about Everett TV and how some members of the Everett City Council were balking at spending nearly half a million dollars on equipment upgrades. On March 17th I noted the council’s surprise that there was 1.7 million dollars in the TV fund while the city had […]

City could give back $25.00 to every cable household and still have plenty of money to meet needs for 10 years… In a guest commentary printed in the Daily Herald yesterday, Everett City Council members Brenda Stonecipher and Drew Nielsen cited several issues with how Everett TV, the city’s cable channel on Comcast and Frontier, […]

I’ve been writing about Everett TV for some time and several interesting things were revealed in a briefing to the Everett City Council last night.The City has no idea how many people are watching Everett TV. For eight years, Everett City Council Presidents have been invited to participate on Everett TV and not one of […]

Some Council Members Balk at Spending Nearly Half A Million Dollars on the City of Everett’s TV Channel An agenda item that would allow Mayor Ray Stephenson to approve a contract worth $469,024.66 to upgrade Everett TV was pulled at the last minute Wednesday Night. Even though it was taken off the agenda, City Council […]