City still plans to light up holiday tree
It will come as no surprise to anyone, but the City of Mukilteo's annual holiday tree lighting/community gathering has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. For the first... — Updated 11/25/2020
Governor announces statewide COVID-19 exposure notification tool
Gov. Jay Inslee, along with the Washington State Department of Health (DOH), today, Nov. 30, announced the launch of WA Notify, an anonymous exposure notification tool to help stop... — Updated 11/30/2020
Mukilteo Police Foundation launches new 'Cooking with Cops' program
The Mukilteo Police Foundation will hold its second “Cooking with Cops” event on Saturday, Dec. 5. Mukilteo Police Officers will cook with youth in the community with the goal of creating positive interactions and mentorship... — Updated 11/29/2020
Vaccine research continues
Multiple vaccines are being studied for prevention of COVID-19 and one of them is being considered for emergency use for high-risk populations, by the end of the year. Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is under review by the FDA on Dec.... — Updated 11/29/2020
Snohomish County launches local business support site
Snohomish County has launched a program called Support SnoCo in an effort to boost the economic health of local businesses. This program is one of the recommendations from the Snohomish County Economic and Workforce Recovery Task... — Updated 11/29/2020
Snohomish County readies for vaccine distribution
Snohomish County is poised to distribute a COVID-19 vaccine, when it becomes available. The FDA is considering a Pfizer vaccine Dec. 10. If approved, the distribution process... — Updated 11/28/2020
Health officials: hospitals are almost at capacity
Health officials continue to plead for avoidance of gatherings during the holidays and continued compliance with COVID-19 restrictions in order to rein in a surge that threatens to... — Updated 11/29/2020
City Council close to finalizing 2021 budget
The Mukilteo City Council moved a step closer to approving the 2021 budget, but it’s not quite there yet. A combination of projected higher sales tax revenue, along with some reductions, have narrowed the gap between revenues... — Updated 11/25/2020
Tapped Mukilteo moving into former Lombardo's location on Speedway
If you're hoping to check out the new restaurant going into the former Lombardo's Pizzeria location on Mukilteo Speedway, you won't have long to wait long. Sean Drought said that... — Updated 11/25/2020
- No Mukilteo/Clinton ferry service for most of Dec. 29
- Police Beat
- Mukilteo Yacht Club hosts Lighted Boat Parade | Holiday Cheer
- CT buses to meet light rail at Northgate | News Brief
- CT operating limited service during Thanksgiving | News Brief
- Donors needed to keep blood supply stocked locally
- Make a Donation
- Help Rotary feed needy families on Thanksgiving
- No Mukilteo/Clinton ferry service for most of Dec. 29
- Third wave of COVID-19 is 'explosive'
- Governor announces cap on third-party delivery fees to help restaurants
- Through Your Lens | A Veteran and His Flag
- Kamiak graduate vying to be the Greatest Baker
- Funding gap: Council to continue working on budget
- Police Beat
- Drive-thru food pantry set for Friday at Everett Mall | News Brief
- Mukilteo Library services continue under new COVID-19 restrictions
- Two Mukilteo Edward Jones offices support Toys for Tots drive | News Brief
- Planning Commission hosts Zoom meeting on Nov. 19 | City Brief
- Rep. Ortiz-Self elected new House Democratic Caucus Chair
- Residents encouraged to take Safe Routes survey | News Brief
- Public invited to attend SR 526 virtual open house
- CT operating limited service during Thanksgiving
- Mukilteo Police to begin using new communication tool
- Build a better health care budget | Prime Living
- Two islands & a fort | Prime Living
- What happens to Medicare if Obamacare is overturned? | Prime Living
- Snohomish County Superior Court suspends jury trials
- Just a little off the top
- Northwest Grocery Association: Stop stockpiling food and supplies
- Giving back to Mariner High School
- Governor announces 4-week statewide restrictions
- Fishing pier closed for repairs
- Rep. Ortiz-Self elected new House Democratic Caucus Chair
- Inslee issues travel advisory for Washington
- Gov. Inslee plans COVID update via livestream
- Health District: COVID-19 surge in 'uncharted territory'
- Mukilteo Schools to continue distance learning through end of year
- Strom Peterson, Lillian Ortiz-Self win general election
- League of Women Voters joins with Braver Angels to promote unity
- City's revenues, expenditures in line with budget expectations
- Ferry Advisory Committee to host Zoom meeting on Nov. 12 | News Brief
- Mukilteo Planning Commission seeking applicants | News Brief
- WSF to honor veterans with moment of silence | News Brief
- Community Cat Coalition hosting online auction | News Brief
- Kindness Rock Project coming to Mukilteo
- Police Beat
- Trick-or-treating in the COVID-19 era
- COVID testing available in Snohomish County
- Residents get chance to sound off on Housing Action Plan
- Beacon resumes its weekly publication
- Study Buddies Mukilteo offers help for struggling students
- Assistance League still lending helping hand to students
- Rosehill plans to reopen on modified basis
- Washington State Ferries to honor veterans Nov. 11 with moment of silence
- Ferry Advisory Committee to host Zoom meeting on Nov. 12
- Traffic alert: Lane closed near ferry ticket booths
- Crews to work extended hours at Mukilteo ferry terminal | News Brief
- Parks and Arts Commission hosting zoom meeting Thursday | News Brief
- Wildlife photographer to be showcased at Red Cup
- Sharing comfort food memories | Creative Comfort
- Drive-thru trick or treat
- First time trunk or treat
- Everett woman killed in single-car crash
- Police Beat
- Mukilteo Police support No Shave November to support men's health
- Get a 'Cut with Cops' on Nov. 7
- Accident leads to life's passion
- Ortiz-Self, Peterson winning big in general election
- Parks and Arts Commission to hold Zoom meeting on Nov. 5
- County Board of Health to update public on COVID-19 in Thursday meeting
- COVID-19 cases still rising in Snohomish County
- Seal pup visits Lighthouse Park
- Former Mukilteo City Councilmember selected to board for new public health foundation
- Mukilteo City Councilmember Marine named to Community Transit Board
- Mukilteo Schools Foundation goes virtual for annual fundraiser
- City Council pondering the future of Hawthorne Hall
- Vandals deface Point Elliott Treaty monument
- Reach out, get help | News Brief
- Holiday bazaar/yard sale set for Oct. 31 | News Brief
- A year of travel has changed focus on domestic priorities | Prime Living
- Mukilteo pedestrian trail reopens | News Brief
- Through Our Lens | Scene on the water near Mukilteo
- City, chamber hosting drive-thru trick or treat event at Lighthouse Park | Halloween Happenings
- Boys & Girls Club invites families to Trunk-or-Treat Oct. 30 | Halloween Happenings
- Mukilteo Library waiting on Sno-Isle decision on when to reopen
- Scammers targeting SnoPUD customers
- SnoPUD offers incentives, tips for conserving energy in cold weather
- Community Transit's 2021 budget proposes modest increase in service
- Was your vote counted?
- Mukilteo Fire Department assists in water rescue Friday morning
- Get tested for COPD: Your lungs will thank you | Prime Living
- Enjoy seasonal favorites with fall comfort foods; from pumpkin risotto to apple pear crisps | Prime Living
- Helping seniors recognize fake news and propaganda | Prime Living
- City, chamber hosting drive-thru trick-or-treat event at Lighthouse Park
- Picnic Point student's illustration featured in J.K. Rowling's latest book
- COVID: County case count highest since early 2020
- Kushman's announces "Tip Matching" fundraiser to support Mari's Place for the Arts
- Snohomish Health District calls on community to help curb increasing COVID-19 cases
- For a sustainable future: The Beacon invites you to partner with us | From the Publisher's Desk
- Mukilteo School District puts reopening plans on hold
- Beacon journalists honored at WNPA conference
- Solar panels to be installed at Rosehill Community Center
- Residents encouraged to provide feedback on 2021 budget
- Budget: Help is on the way for Mayor Gregerson
- 24 Mukilteo businesses receive $150,000 in CARES grants
- Welcome back, Future of Flight
- Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club raises more than $60,000 with first-ever virtual auction
- Learning center shut down due to safety concerns
- Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival to host Zoom meeting on Oct. 22 | News Brief
- Hammer appointed to Parks and Arts Commission | News Brief
- Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County hosts Raise the Roof fundraiser on Oct. 16 | News Brief
- Sen. Liias to receive library award | News Brief
- Molotov cocktail post leads to apologies, petition
- Writing helps Harbour Pointe Middle School teacher deal with the death of her mother
- Gregerson, Larsen react to reports that Boeing is moving 787 production to South Carolina
- Mukilteo Police promoting breast cancer awareness
- Police Beat
- Five vehicle holding lanes closed at Mukilteo ferry terminal
- Masks for Mukilteo
- A new roof at the Mukilteo Lighthouse
- Prostate cancer: Know your risks
- Police Beat
- General Election ballots mailed to voters this week
- Governor announces updates to Safe Start reopening plan
- Snohomish County sees second straight increase in COVID-19 numbers
- Future of Flight museum reopening Oct. 8
- Snohomish County executive proposes 2021 budget
- Reminder: Mukilteo residents get a free fall cleanup day at the curb on Saturday, Oct. 3
- Pop-up blood donation event returning to Mukilteo
- 5th grader wins Mayor for a Day | From the Archives
- Understand the differences between the common cold, flu and COVID-19
- The coolest pets in Mukilteo
- Candidate forums in October
- Preschool through second-grade students could be back in classrooms by Oct. 26
- Governor announces new standards for airports in Washington
- Pick up masks during drive through events at Rosehill Community Center
- New owner takes over at John's Grill
- City installs speed humps to help deter speeding
- Mukilteo woman's mission is to help immigrants thrive
- Smoke on the water
- Mukilteo Boys & Clubs Club annual luau and auction set for Saturday
- Mukilteo Police seeking public's help with burglary case
- It's on: Curbside cleanup is Oct. 3
- Mukilteo finance director leaving for Island County
- Second round of Mukilteo CARES business grants coming | News Brief
- Police Beat
- Mukilteo ferry pedestrian trail to close for about a month
- Five tips for creating a low-maintenance home | Prime Living
- Should seniors consider a reverse mortgage now? | Prime Living
- Seven tips to save money and have fun shopping online | Prime Living
- Manage medical conditions during COVID-19 | Prime Living
- Thrilled to be freewheelin' from home | Prime Living
- Mukilteo Way Garden Club awards scholarships
- SnoPUD: We're ready for storms, potential power outages
- Community Transit receives $8.3 million in federal grants
- Sno-Isle Libraries offering work-skills training
- SnoPUD offers EV customers
- Dixon Insurance agency opens
- State Department of Transportation receives $3.7 million grant for landslide mitigation
- A smoggy day at the Mukilteo Lighthouse | Photo gallery
- Sno-Isle Libraries offering 'Books by Mail'
- Mukilteo Cub Scout Pack to offer virtual popcorn sales
- Mukilteo family raises awareness about suicide
- 11th annual Domestic Violence Services auction to be held online
- Smoky days in Mukilteo
- Snohomish Health District says schools can start planning for in-person instruction
- Multicultural learning pod pops up in Mukilteo
- Mother walks to honor the memory of her daughter
- Vehicle prowls on the rise in Mukilteo
- Complete burn ban issued for Snohomish County
- Mukilteo resident loses $9,000 in grandparent scam
- Mukilteo Police Department announces Safe Trade Spot
- Curtain call for '2 minutes of gratitude'
- Mukilteo Dental Center donates $4,000 to food banks
- City seeks Parks and Arts Commission applicants | City Briefs
- City to meet with state auditor via Zoom | City Briefs
- Planning Commission to host public hearings | City Briefs
- Police Beat
- Lending a helping hand
- Quite a sight: Bending but not breaking
- Update: Smoke from Oregon has arrived
- Ferries: Expect waits over Labor Day weekend
- Muk skateboarder wins pro contest | From the Archives
- Bui family settles wrongful death lawsuit against shooter's parents
- Familiar face takes over as Kamiak's new principal
- Mukilteo's 2020 Citizen of the Year
- City hosting virtual business recovery town hall
- Businesses encouraged to apply for CARES grants
- Kamiak junior pens his first novel
- An amazing day in Mukilteo
- Mukilteo Police sees increase in calls for service
- How living in Europe for nearly a year changed us | Prime Living
- No surprises in 2nd quarter financial update
- Police Beat
- Kamiak graduate serves aboard USS Ronald Reagan
- Herbal medicine for childhood IBS | Prime Living
- Financial help for retirees affected by COVID-19 | Prime Living
- Ways to maximize quality family time | Prime Living
- 4 ways to help nurses during the pandemic | Prime Living
- Service on Mukilteo/Clinton run to be increased on weekends
- Museums approved for Phases 2 and 3 reopening
- School year will not start in the classroom
- A comet sighting at the Mukilteo Lighthouse
- 12-year-old tells police he made up kidnapping story
- Police Beat
- Community Transit testing new trip planning tool
- Incumbents advance to general election
- Suspect charged in hit-and-run death of Mukilteo woman
- League of Women Voters hosts 'Skills for Bridging the Political Divide' workshop
- Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County in need of volunteers
- County Treasurer Brian Sullivan appointed to national positions
- Nonprofits encourage to apply for surplus vans
- Community Transit earns safety and marketing awards
- Mukilteo City Council approves naming of Byers Family Park
- Mukilteo answers the call for blood donations
- Mukilteo Chamber's Amazing Race, Boys and Girls Club's Luau to go on as scheduled
- Tips to beat the heat
Waterfront safety concerns remain for pedestrians | Reality Check
The new Mukilteo ferry terminal will be opening near the end of the year so this month and next we’ll be focusing on Mukilteo’s waterfront development projects. This month the... — Updated 11/25/2020
School sports and activities needed now more than ever | Op-ed
Ever since I was lucky enough to become the executive director at the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, I've told our staff and membership that we are in the... — Updated 11/25/2020
Letter to the Editor: Everett/Mukilteo Rotary Club delivers Thanksgiving meals
Over 350 Thanksgiving baskets were packed and delivered to families in need on Sunday, Nov. 22, by members of the Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo and volunteers. It was our first drive-by pick-up and it worked great to keep... — Updated 11/25/2020
Letter to the Editor: City needs to address impact on budget from Rosehill
The 2021 preliminary Mukilteo budget has a detailed list of Rosehill expenditures that add up to $916,576, labeled “Total Recreation Expenditures.” Also a detailed list adding up to $543,600 labeled “Total Recreation... — Updated 11/25/2020
This is us, Thanksgiving edition | Chuck's World
After a long, chatty call with my daughter the other night, she mentioned that it was time for her nightly routine. She and my son-in-law apparently do the New York Times crossword... — Updated 11/25/2020
The great debate | Off Kilter
Well, I’m certain, no matter which side you’re rooting for, that the great presidential debate of this political season was a massive underwhelming and disappointing event. I... — Updated 11/25/2020
Muslims, Christian share values, love for Jesus | Worship
Like most American Muslim kids, I had a great childhood friend who was Christian. His name was Glenn. His father was in the Navy and his mom stayed home and in that home, I was... — Updated 11/25/2020
Snohomish Health District: Give thanks, not COVID | Your Health
The following information is provided by the Snohomish Health District: As COVID rates continue to rise, Snohomish County is seeing increased hospitalizations and stress on the health care system. Last week, the Snohomish Health... — Updated 11/18/2020
From the Publisher's Desk: We're here to tell your stories
Dear Reader, Department of Fish & Wildlife trackers and their dogs had cornered the mountain lion up in a tree, and were waiting for a veterinarian to arrive with a tranquilizer... — Updated 11/18/2020
- From the publisher: Why community newspapers matter
- Mukilteo Lighthouse Roof History | Muk Revisited
- 'Schitt's Creek": Following the crowd, finding some light | Chuck's World
- If I knew for sure that I would die next month, part 8 of 9 | Worship
- It never ends | Off Kilter
- How to use the city's traffic calming program | Council Corner
- Letter to the Editor: Store employees should enforce mask policy
- Letter to the Editor: Better to sell Hawthorne Hall and encourage new owner to provide senior housing
- Letter to the Editor: Save our history, save Hawthorne Hall
- Consider the lilies of the pond | Chuck's World
- The Scenic View: What Do YOU See? | Worship
- Letter to the Editor: Incumbent superintendent has improved education in state
- Current events in our city | Mayor's Message
- Politics: From the nation to the city | Reality Check
- Letter to the editor: Retiring judge endorses Grant for Superior Court
- Letter to the editor: League of Women Voters supports Referendum 90
- In search of a social network | Chuck's World
- Letter to the editor: Judge endorses Lopez Shaw for Superior Court
- Letter to the editor: Oppose those who are more concerned with corporate profits than health of citizenry
- Linda Ronstadt and other big star recording artists | Off Kilter
- Editorial Cartoon for week fo Oct. 28
- Letter to the editor: Grant best choice for Superior Court Judge
- What matters the most to you? | Worship
- To tell the truth | Worship
- Editorial cartoon for week of Oct. 21
- Letter to the Editor: City should deny warehouse application
- Letter to the editor: Re-elect Davidson as state treasurer
- October surprises and the news you need | Chuck's World
- Letter to the editor: Proposed budget problems now being discovered
- Fishing season | Off Kilter
- Victor McConnell's Service Station | Muk Revisited
- Discovering my inner dragon after all these years | Chuck's World
- Letter to the Editor: Why the Federal Government needs to mandate a national mask wearing policy
- Letter to the Editor: While well-intentioned, Referendum-90 will not protect children; vote to reject
- Letter to the editor: City should grant Elecroimpact exception for its on-site classroom
- Greed and excess helping to fuel country's economic distress | Worship
- Evangelical Lutheran Church : The Whitest denomination | Worship
- Letter to the Editor: Judges endorse Grant for Superior Court
- Letter to the editor: Avoid harvesting plants from urban waterways
- Letter to the editor: Vote Yes on Referendum-90
- Letter to the editor: Carefully consider personal details in obituaries to help prevent scams
- At 7 months, your experience may vary | Chuck's World
- Editorial cartoon for week of Sept. 30
- The painful return to happy days | Chuck's World
- Progress being made on construction projects | Mayor's message
- Waterfront could use some budget-friendly improvements | Reality Check
- The insanity of gas pricing | Off Kilter
- Letter to the editor: Urge City Council to reject new warehouse near Community Garden entrance
- The screen is always greener on the other side | Chuck's World
- Love and Service | Worship
- Virtual worship during a real pandemic | Worship
- Editorial cartoon for week of Sept. 23
- The boy who lived, and other fun facts | Chuck's World
- Remember to complete 2020 census | Council Corner
- The History of Forest Park and the Zoo | Muk Revisited
- Jerry Seinfeld is back, with a new show | Off Kilter
- Letter to the editor: Peaceful protests infiltrated by disrupters
- Letter to the editor: Larsen should be praised for delivering support for the Post Office
- The steps not taken | Chuck's World
- If I knew for sure that I would die next month, part 7 of 9
- Editorial cartoon for week of Sept. 9
- Just humor me for a moment | Chuck's World
- Masks, social distancing in short supply on the waterfront | Reality Check
- Letter to the editor: Japanese Gulch visitors should cooperate with each other
- Letter to the editor: City Council should focus on fact-based discussions, decisions
- Letter to the editor: Mayor, City Council gave special treatment to Black Lives Matter protesters
- A giant leap for mankind | Chuck's World
- Home tools and appliances | Off Kilter
- Scandalous music of the generations | OK Boomer, OK Zoomer
- The Coronavirus Mirror | An original poem
- Bridge builders | Worship
- Editorial cartoon for week of Aug. 26
- Editorial cartoon for week of Aug. 19
- Letter to the editor: Mukilteo has a shortage of affordable housing
- Letter to the editor: Speak up to save animal habitat/forest near 44th Avenue West
- A Letter of Gratitude to First Responders, Community Partners and Neighbors | Port of Everett
- Finding community during physical separation | Worship
- Golf again! Hooray! | Off-Kilter
- Speeding and barking dogs: Early days of the Mukilteo Police Department | Muk Revisited
- Domestic civility during a cooped-up crisis | Chuck's World
- Letter to the editor: Residents appreciate the work by Mukilteo Police Department
- Letter to the editor: Story on Kamiak rape was salacious and an invasion of privacy
- Letter to the editor: Youth carrier not responsible for non-delivery of the Beacon
- Editorial cartoon for week of Aug. 12
- City Council always seeking residents' feedback | Council Corner
- City initiatives still on track in trying times | Mayor's Message
- What I did on my summer vacation | Chuck's World
Kamiak names November Students of the Month
Kamiak High School has named its Students of the Month for November 2020. The honorees are: Rylie Patching (freshman), Lindy Schwenn (freshman), Sam Wolff (sophomore), Daniel... — Updated 11/25/2020
Mariner names October Students of the Month
Mariner High School's Students of the Month for October are: Marlin Duarte-Salazar (senior), Skylar Janiece Crawford (junior), Sheila Alexandra Delgado-Ozuna (sophomore), and... — Updated 11/25/2020
Edmonds College extends remote operations through at least March 19 | School Brief
Edmonds College is open; however, it is continuing to provide most classes and services virtually online. For the health and safety the community, EC will extend its remote operations and continue serving students and the... — Updated 11/25/2020
EC awarded over $1.1 million for materials science education | School Brief
Edmonds College was awarded three grants this year for materials science education, totaling over $1.1 million. “These resources are vital,” said EC President Amit B. Singh. “Innovations in materials science have the... — Updated 11/25/2020
Edmonds College awards $1.4 million in CARES Act funding to students | School Brief
Edmonds College awarded $1.4 million in federal CARES Act funding to students who are experiencing COVID-19 related financial hardships and are in need of emergency assistance. The one-time, limited assistance is aimed at helping... — Updated 11/25/2020
District pauses plans to bring students back to school | Superintendent's Corner
We paused on our initial plan to bring back students in preschool through second grade on Oct. 26 due to increasing COVID-19 cases. Since that time, district staff has been closely... — Updated 11/11/2020
COVID-19 may impact local school budgets
Enrollment in the Mukilteo School District has dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic, as parents balance choices for education and health, and more families delay kindergarten.... — Updated 11/18/2020
South Everett Mukilteo Rotary Sept., Oct. Students of the Month
The South Everett Mukilteo Rotary (SEMR) has named its Students of the Month for both September and October. Aaron Lee (Kamiak) – Holds a 4.19 weighted GPA and is involved in... — Updated 11/11/2020
Edmonds College Foundation awards over $277K in scholarships
The Edmonds College Foundation awarded over $277,000 in scholarships to 153 students for the 2020-21 academic year. “Thanks to the generous support of our donors, the foundation is able to provide critical support to students... — Updated 11/4/2020
Mukilteo Schools Foundation hosts annual fundraiser online | School Brief
The Mukilteo Schools Foundation is hosting a free virtual fundraising event, the 2020 Happy Hour with an Author Annual Fundraiser, at 4 p.m. Nov. 11. The keynote speaker is Laura Da’, a renowned poet and teacher. The event will... — Updated 11/4/2020
- Kamiak High School names October Students of the Month
- District still planning for students' eventual return to schools | Superintendent's Corner
- Kamiak students named National Merit semifinalists
- District planning for the return of students to schools | Superintendent's Corner
- Edmonds College opens new STEM and nursing building
- Virtual discussion on resources for education set for Oct. 6
- K–12 internet access program allows more students to learn from home
- Kamiak student aces AP computer science exam | From the Archives
- School district welcomes students back
- Students encouraged to enter 2020 Congressional App Challenge
- College honors and graduations
- Edmonds College receives $1.38 million to support low-income, disabled students
- Schools will start the year with distance learning | Superintendent's Corner
Start of high school sports season delayed
The high school sports season has been pushed back, and each of the three seasons has been shortened. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) Executive Board voted Tuesday to change the current season... — Updated 11/25/2020
Knights to continue athletic careers in college
Four Kamiak senior student-athletes will be continuing their athletic careers in college. Kaelyn Bundy (girls soccer), Ava Collinge (girls swimming), Slava Gilszmer (boys... — Updated 11/18/2020
WIAA outlines process for commencing sports seasons
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) Executive Board approved a process for determining the status of upcoming sports seasons during the 2020-21 school year. The process, announced Monday, Nov. 2, outlines... — Updated 11/11/2020
Kamiak football hosting fundraiser Sunday at Mod Pizza
The Kamiak football program will be having a fundraiser at Mod Pizza on Sunday, Oct. 11. The fundraiser will be from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., at 11706 Mukilteo Speedway, Suite A101.... — Updated 10/5/2020
Girls on the Run of Snohomish County launches virtual fall season
Girls on the Run of Snohomish County (GOTRSnoCo) has announced the launch of a virtual fall season. With more than 45 sites across the county, GOTRSnoCo has served more than 1,600 girls since it was founded in 2015. For the 2020... — Updated 10/1/2020
Kamiak's McClaskey named state Special Olympics Coach of the Year
Kamiak's Georgia McClaskey was named Washington State's Special Olympics Coach of the Year. McClaskey received the honor when she attended the Special Olympics Washington State... — Updated 9/23/2020
Kamiak's Gilszmer brothers make verbal commitments
Kamiak's Vlad and Slava Gilszmer both have settled on their post high school plans. Vlad Gilszmer, the two-time defending Class 4A state 500-yard freestyle champion, has made a... — Updated 9/23/2020
Keith Kingsbury: His lessons endure
Keith Kingsbury coached hundreds and hundreds of players during his 32-year career as the men's basketball coach at Edmonds Community College. But his time with his players was... — Updated 9/22/2020
Ex-Kamiak football standout dies in traffic accident
Spencer Teerink, a former standout football player at Kamiak High School, died in a traffic accident. Teerink, 26, was involved in a fatal motorcycle accident while on his way... — Updated 9/9/2020
100-mile challenge completed
With so many 100-mile races being cancelled due to the pandemic, the Japanese Gulch Runners hosted its own 100-mile challenge Saturday, Aug. 22. Nick Pembroke and Adam Braddock... — Updated 9/9/2020
Make the season bright and grab a bite with DVS | Holiday Cheer
Join Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County (DVS) for their Holiday Gift Drive Kick-off and Drive-Thru Lunch, in lieu of their annual Holiday Luncheon. You can still donate unwrapped gifts or gift cards for a child or... — Updated 11/25/2020
Local author releases debut historical novel
Edmonds resident Nancy Burkhalter's debut historical novel, "The Education of Delhomme: Chopin, Sand, & La France" was released Nov. 17 through History Through Fiction. The... — Updated 11/25/2020
Vive la France! | Travel Sketcher
In these days of not getting out much I continue to dream of France. Here is a farm and field from Normandy. I trust you are all well. Stay safe and let your mind take voyages to... — Updated 11/18/2020
Gallery North hosts 'Creatures Great and Small' exhibit
Gallery North's November 2020 exhibit will be "Creatures Great and Small" by artists Lonni Flowers and Melinda O'Malley. The two artists have teamed up to create a show featuring... — Updated 11/18/2020
The Fall of Troy releases new album – 'Mukiltearth'
The boys are back. Four years after its last recording, the Mukilteo-based post-hardcore band The Fall of Troy has released a new album – "Mukiltearth." The three original band... — Updated 11/9/2020
A view from Elliott Bay | Travel Sketcher
Last week I spent a morning in the cold at the Elliott Bay Marina, sketching a couple of the homes that sit at water level. What a great place to live. Hope you are doing will,... — Updated 11/9/2020
Spooky characters in Mukilteo | Halloween Happenings
Steve Bertrand is running into quite a cast of characters when he's enjoying the sights in Mukilteo. He took these photos while out and about in the city. While trick-or-treating... — Updated 11/9/2020
More spooky characters in Mukilteo | Halloween Happenings
Stacey Olson and her family have set up their annual CarnEvil decorations in their Discovery Crest home. They are inviting kids to come out and pick up a gift bag from a safe... — Updated 11/4/2020
Dreaming of France | Travel Sketcher
As many of you know, we had plans to move to France in July for a couple of years. Unfortunately, a world pandemic frustrated those plans. Yet we hope, and I sketch images of... — Updated 10/15/2020
Cascade Symphony to provide virtual concert Oct. 26
The Cascade Symphony Orchestra will be offering its loyal patrons and the chamber music-loving community a “Virtual Opening Night” concert on Monday, Oct. 26, starting at 7:30 p.m. The online performance replaces the first of... — Updated 10/13/2020
- James Bay Distillers throwing celebration
- Mukilteo Lighthouse Quilters host Zoom meeting on Sept. 15
- Weller to bid farewell | From the Archives
- Benefits of citrus zest | Chef Dez
- Mukilteo boy starred as Ralphie | From the Archives
- A last look at the ferry tollbooths | Travel Sketcher
- Seattle Opera unveils virtual fall season
- Umami: The Fifth Taste | Chez Dez
- Sailing on South Lake Union | Travel Sketcher
- Local rock duo releases first album | From the archives/Weekend read
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- A crash course on sauce making | Chef Dez
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