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Nonprofit organizations in Mukilteo will be getting a helping hand with a new webpage on the Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce's website. The idea of having a webpage where all the... — Updated 2/1/2023

Trailing 49-35, Kamiak made its move with a 7-0 run in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter. But Glacier Peak regrouped after calling a timeout, scored four straight points,... — Updated 2/1/2023

It was pure happenstance that Joban Mand overheard two of his friends talking about the Snohomish County Black Heritage Committee's annual Prodigies for Peace Writing and Art... — Updated 2/1/2023

The Kamiak boys basketball team's hopes for a Bi-District playoff berth took a serious hit following losses to Glacier Peak and Lake Stevens. The Knights held a 63-59 lead midway... — Updated 2/1/2023

Mariner coach Tevin Dillon says basketball is a game of runs, and he knew it was just a matter of time before Kamiak delivered one. The key was Mariner's response. After leading the... — Updated 2/1/2023

Mariner's Vyron Domingo was hoping to earn his second state cut of the season in the 100 backstroke during a Wesco meet against Shorewood and Everett Thursday, Jan. 26, at Kamiak... — Updated 2/1/2023

Kamiak started out slow but finished strong against district rival Mariner, stretching a 2-point lead in the first quarter into eight at halftime. After halftime, Kamiak pulled... — Updated 2/1/2023

The Kamiak boys swim team wrapped up its home schedule with a decisive 130-53 victory over Edmonds-Woodway in a Jan. 24 Wesco South dual meet at Kamiak High School. The Knights... — Updated 2/1/2023

Sundee T. Frazier loved to read when she was growing up, but there was always something missing from the books – characters she could identify with. Frazier comes from a biracial... — Updated 2/1/2023

Josh Binda is living the dream. In 2021, the Kamiak graduate made history by becoming the youngest African American elected to political office in Washington state when he won a sea... — Updated 1/25/2023 Full story

Kamiak is on a roll, and it couldn't have come at a better time. Junior Bella Hasan scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Knights to their third straight victory, 68-39 over... — Updated 1/25/2023

If the Kamiak boys basketball team was suffering from a case of whiplash, you can't blame them. In a span of five minutes, the Knights went from holding a commanding 28-point lead... — Updated 1/25/2023

A special visitor dropped by the children's room at the Mukilteo Library last week. The visitor was there to encourage and support children as they read stories to him. He was... — Updated 1/19/2023

City Councilmember Elisabeth Crawford was elected council president and Councilmember Louis Harris vice president during Monday's special meeting. Crawford served as vice president... — Updated 1/18/2023

It's been a rocky start to the new year for Kamiak. After dropping its home opener 83-70 to Lake Stevens Jan. 4, the Knights didn't have much better luck on the road, losing 79-59... — Updated 1/18/2023

Round one goes to Mariner. In a battle between two top contenders for the league title, the Marauders made their free throws and shut down Jackson in the final seconds to pull out... — Updated 1/18/2023

The stars aligned for Lance and Lisa Mitchell. For 20 years, the Mitchells dreamed about opening their own restaurant. Lisa, daughter of former Mukilteo mayor and restaurateur... — Updated 1/18/2023

The Pyka Plunge drew a spirited crowd of people eager to start the new year with a dip into cold Puget Sound and, more importantly, a desire to support two charities that help the l... — Updated 1/11/2023

If the five young musicians who stepped to the stage at the Snohomish County Music Teachers Association (SCMTA) Concerto Competition Winners Showcase were nervous, they didn't show... — Updated 1/4/2023 Full story

Former City Councilmember and citizen watchdog Charlie Pancerzewski died Thursday, Dec. 15. Pancerzewski, a former Microsoft auditor, was appointed twice (1972-1973 and 1998-99) to... — Updated 12/28/2022

Now is not a good time to get sick. Due to increasing cases of COVID, the flu and RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus), emergency departments throughout Snohomish County are often at... — Updated 12/20/2022