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Lack of personnel causes major delays for ferry system
Ferry riders faced major delays in service last weekend due to a lack of qualified personnel. Washington State Ferries (WSF) had to cancel more than a hundred sailings because there... — Updated 10/20/2021
Carving up works of art – pumpkin style
If you love pumpkins, Halloween, and cool art, then you should plan on stopping by the Mariner Library. For the next three weeks, visitors have a chance to see some spectacular... — Updated 10/20/2021 Full story
Two of a kind | Cross country
The Kamiak cross country teams pack quite a one-two punch. Seniors Emma Arceo and Jackson Hammons each cruised to easy victories at the Everett/Mukilteo championships Thursday,... — Updated 10/20/2021
School board candidates square off at forum
Voters have two distinct choices in the Mukilteo School District Director District 2 race. Incumbent Judy Schwab is seeking her seventh term on the school board, while challenger... — Updated 10/20/2021
City offers more details on preliminary budget
More details on the 2022 preliminary budget were presented to the Mukilteo City Council during its Monday, Oct. 18, meeting. The executive, police, public works, capital projects, and equipment replacement & facility renewal... — Updated 10/20/2021
City Council candidates spar at Mukilteo Chamber forum
Mukilteo City Council Position 1 candidate Peter Zieve made it clear from the start he disagreed with his opponent, Councilmember Louis Harris, during the Mukilteo Chamber of... — Updated 10/20/2021
Gregerson, Marine seek support during mayoral forum
Mukilteo voters will elect an experienced executive as mayor regardless of who wins the Nov. 2 general election. Each of the two candidates, Mayor Jennifer Gregerson and... — Updated 10/20/2021
Knights cruise to 40-6 victory over Timberwolves | Football
Coach Bryant Thomas was looking for his team to get off to a better start in Friday's matchup with Jackson. Even though Kamiak (3-0 in the league, 5-0 overall) is one of two teams... — Updated 10/13/2021
Paddling their way to first place
The stands at the Kamiak pool were packed with cheering spectators. The competitors were intent on performing to the best of their abilities. But instead of a group of swimmers... — Updated 10/13/2021
Marauders struggle in loss to Glacier Peak | Football
Mariner hung with Glacier Peak for the first quarter. But the Grizzlies scored four unanswered touchdowns in the second quarter to pull away for a 48-20 victory in a Wesco 4A... — Updated 10/13/2021
District close to verifying all employees' vaccination status
With the Oct. 18 deadline for state employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 looming, the Mukilteo School District is close to having all of its employees’ vaccination status verified. As of Tuesday, Oct. 12, the district is... — Updated 10/13/2021
Homemade Gregerson campaign sign stolen
Mayor Jennifer Gregerson normally doesn't complain about campaign yard theft. "It's just something that happens, and for usually a lot of different reasons," she said. "It's all... — Updated 10/6/2021
Kamiak's passing attack overwhelms Cascade | Football
Kamiak knows it needs to play better. That might be a somewhat surprising conclusion following a 56-15 victory over Cascade in a Wesco 4A football game Thursday, Sept. 23, at... — Updated 10/6/2021
Marauders fall in blowout loss to Bearcats | Football
Mariner coach Mark Stewart is hoping his players learn from their surprisingly one-sided loss to Monroe. Little went right for the Marauders in a 48-7 loss to the Bearcats in a... — Updated 10/6/2021
Public portion of parklet now available to public
If you were to try to best describe the new waterfront parklet next to Ivar's, one way would be to call it the little parklet that could. A few days after the entire property ... — Updated 10/6/2021
Mayoral candidates clash on 2022 budget
A potential clash between the two candidates for mayor appears to be brewing over the 2022 budget. At Monday's City Council meeting, Mayor Jennifer Gregerson unveiled her 2022... — Updated 10/6/2021
Racing for lung cancer research
Amie Parker was stunned when her doctor told her the news. For months, the mother of two and Mukilteo School District teacher was battling a persistent cough that seemed to defy... — Updated 10/6/2021
Local area real estate market still favors sellers | Beacon Community Spotlight
Besides lower temperatures and an abundance of leaves in need of raking, the arrival of fall often means potential homeowners become a little more serious about finding a place to... — Updated 10/6/2021
City Council leadership to consult with mayor about format of future meetings
Residents wondering if next week’s Mukilteo City Council meeting is going to be in-person or virtual will have to stay tuned. During Monday’s special meeting, the status of the upcoming Oct. 4 meeting was raised as part of a... — Updated 9/29/2021
Kamiak giving maximum effort in every game | Girls soccer
The Knights didn't come away with the victory they were looking for against the Mustangs in a nonconference girls soccer clash Thursday, Sept. 16, at Redmond High School. Instead,... — Updated 9/29/2021
Letting people know 'It's OK to not be OK'
Erin Senge wants people to know being a mother is hard, and it's OK to have tough conversations about mental health. Senge, president of the Parent Teacher Student Association at... — Updated 9/29/2021
Former Superior Court Judge Lucas dies
Former Superior Court Judge Eric Lucas, 67, died Sept. 11 following a brief illness. Lucas was the first African American judge elected to the bench in the fall of 2004, and he... — Updated 9/29/2021
Homeless man shot in apparent robbery attempt
A homeless man living out of his vehicle was shot during an apparent robbery attempt in the parking lot of the Extended Stay America Suites. The victim told Mukilteo Police he was asleep in his vehicle in the Extended Stay parking... — Updated 9/29/2021
Knights pull away from Seagulls in 2nd half | Football
Kamiak shook off a tough first half with three unanswered touchdowns in the third quarter to cruise to a 47-20 victory over Everett in a nonconference football game Friday, Sept. 17, at Everett Memorial Stadium. Senior Wesley... — Updated 9/22/2021
Council goes back to virtual meetings
To meet virtually or in-person – that is the question the Mukilteo City Council debated in Monday’s meeting, which was held online for the first time in two months. Rising COVID-19 case rates, the presence of the delta... — Updated 9/22/2021
