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With the recent development proposal for multifamily housing in the Delta neighborhood there has been an increased awareness of how many streets in the City of Everett don’t have complete sidewalks. Did you know that there is a map that shows where every sidewalk is in Everett, Washington? Here’s the link. Wondering where the bike […]

We’ve told you about some of these projects before, but in case you missed it here are some updates. 1). Big Lots new location is now open at the former Albertsons on the northeast corner of Madison and Evergreen Way. They soft-opened three days ago and plan a big formal Grand Opening at the end […]

Earlier this week the City of Everett announced that Mayor Cassie Franklin would be attending the Paris Air Show. The following is from the City’s press release about the Mayor attending. “More than 38,000 women and men work in the aerospace industry here in Everett and Snohomish County, and our state is home to major […]

This week there will be a public hearing to gather input on the proposed salary schedules for the Mayor, City Council and Municipal Court Judges for the next two years. The commission meeting will begin at 4:30 PM with the public hearing starting at 5:00 PM on Wednesday April 17th. The meeting will take place […]

Sunday they cut the ribbon to officially mark completion of the new privately owned and operated terminal at Paine Field in south Everett. Tomorrow three flights are scheduled all from Alaska Airlines via Horizon. To Portland at 10:00 AM, Las Vegas at 10:30 AM and Phoenix at 12 Noon. As of this writing at 4:30 […]

A couple of reminders for your Saturday planning. If you’re going to watch Saturday football you may want to do that at Buffalo Wild Wings at the Everett Mall. From 11 AM – 4 PM officers from the Everett Police Department will be helping with orders and taking tips to raise money for Special Olympics. […]

Wanna touch a truck while eating a piece of cake? That may be possible tomorrow (Saturday June 2nd) during the City of Everett’s 125th Anniversary Celebration. It’s happening rain or shine at Everett Station. Here are the details. The City of Everett and local partners invite community members to celebrate 125 years of Everett on […]

Today is the official Quasquicentennial or 125th anniversary of the City of Everett. Everett was officially incorporated on this day in 1893. From the folks at HistoryLink.org. By 1893 Everett had an estimated population of about 5,000 people, 972 of them registered voters. A committee was formed to draw a ballot that included Republican, Democrat, […]

Around 12:30 PM Everett Police received reports of an assault near the corner of California and Broadway near Martin Lumber. Two men were reported fighting. One man ended up on the ground convulsing while the other who witnesses said was the aggressor ran toward the railroad tracks that run from Everett Station under the city. […]

Traffic was slowed on Evergreen Way Friday afternoon after a store worker reportedly fired a gun at a car containing a suspected thief. It happened around 4:30 PM when a man walked into the Odyssey Coin and Collectible Shop in the 5800 block of Evergreen Way and scooped up multiple items and ran out the […]