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Pride Month forum highlights LGBTQ+ youth homelessness

“Youth come in and, more often than not, think they need to be fixed,” said Kaelan Tassi, a member of Cocoon House’s Youth Engagement Team. “We’re here to tell them they’re absolutely …

The Mukilteo Farmers Market has returned to Lighthouse Park, bringing local farmers, artisans and food producers together for a weekly community gathering through the summer. The market is open …

These new state laws are now in effect

Over 200 new Washington state laws take effect Thursday, June 11.  Among them are tax hikes, enhancements to the state’s Voting Rights Act and guidance for retailers on the penny …

South County Fire: Bond will be on November ballot

South County Fire’s Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on June 9 to place a fire and EMS construction bond before voters in the November 2026 general election. South County Fire serves …

Dust off that instrument

Are you interested in playing your instrument in an orchestral setting this summer? The Rosehill Philharmonic invites local musicians to join the orchestra’s summer music program. Rosehill …

Community members of all ages are welcome to attend South County Fire’s free Neighborhood Night Open House on  Thursday, June 11, 5:30 to 7 p.m.   at Mill Creek Fire Station 76 …

Region gets 30 new police officers and deputies

Class of 935, we welcome you as our guardians. On June 2, 30 new police officers and deputies were sworn in at the Arlington Regional Basic Law Enforcement Academy. These Class 935 members, …

Economic Alliance Snohomish County invites regional business, government and community leaders to attend the 2026 Port Report, one of Snohomish County’s signature annual economic development …

Sno-Isle Libraries invites the community to join in reading the Sno-Isle Reads Together selection, “Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt. Sno-Isle Reads Together is an annual program …

At the Snohomish County League of Women Voters annual meeting on May 16, 2026, members approved a resolution related to the Snohomish County Charter Review Commission ballot proposals for the …

The original engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the secret printing of the Constitution, the Treaty of Paris, and the Bill of Rights will land in Seattle in late July. It's all part …

Four seniors from Everett Public Schools were recently surprised with the prestigious 2026 Superintendent’s Scholarship Award for Excellence. Superintendent Ian Saltzman, Executive Director Kay …

Girls on the Run Snohomish County has announced the return of its highly anticipated Celebration 5K on Sunday, June 7, at the Mill Creek Town Center. This noncompetitive, …

Sno-Isle Libraries invites the community to join in reading the Sno-Isle Reads Together selection, “Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt. Sno-Isle Reads Together is an annual program …

Paine Field will receive more than $22 million in federal funding for runway rehabilitation, taxiway safety improvements and lighting upgrades through airport infrastructure grants authorized under …

Be safe: Life jackets available at local lakes

Life jacket loaner stations open Friday, May 22, at Martha Lake County Park and Lake Ballinger Waterfront Park. These self-serve stations are stocked with free life jackets in youth and adult sizes, …

Mill Creek State of the City 2026

On a chilly afternoon May 20, Mill Creek community members, business owners, City staff members, county and state legislators gathered outside Mill Creek Town Center’s Blazing Onion Restaurant for …

Fifty years ago, bus drivers roamed the streets of Snohomish County searching for people who needed a ride. Often, someone would flag down one of the blue 1950s-era buses much like hailing a taxi. In …

Three Kamiak High School students spoke before the Mukilteo City Council on Monday, calling attention to the impact of gun violence on local youth following the fatal shooting last week of an …

(Low) tide waits for no one

Although there was no rain in the forecast, Mukilteo’s waterfront was anything but high and dry Tuesday afternoon. Low and wet? Absolutely. That’s because it was one of the lowest tides of …

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