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Kamiak graduate delivers the laughs
Taylor Clark has been a performer pretty much all his life. The 2003 Kamiak graduate took theater classes at Olympic View Middle School and in high school. Clark also could be seen... — Updated 9/21/2023
Meadowdale capitalizes on Mariner mistakes | Football
Mariner had a chance to steal the game. Trailing 14-8 with 3:31 left in the fourth quarter, the Marauders blocked a Meadowdale 32-yard field goal attempt. The ball, however, ended u... — Updated 9/20/2023
City Council delays decision on the sale of Hawthorne Hall
The future of Hawthorne Hall remains in flux after the City Council voted to postpone a vote on the reconsideration of the sale of the historic building that passed in July on a 3-2 vote. On Sept. 5, the Council voted 4-2-1 to... — Updated 9/20/2023
Arrest made in Kamiak student shooting
Everett Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting death of a Kamiak student. Everett Police Anti-Crime Team and Violent Crime Unit members arrested Uriel... — Updated 9/20/2023
Update: Police arrest suspect in Kamiak student shooting death
Everett Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting death of a Kamiak student. Everett Police Anti-Crime Team and Violent Crime Unit members arrested an adult... — Updated 9/20/2023
Mariner: A team on the rise | Volleyball
The Mariner volleyball team is primed for a breakthrough season. Entering their third year under coach Randal Gullette, the Marauders have come into the season playing at a much... — Updated 9/20/2023
'It's all been worth it'
Mariner graduate Jon Meggison could be considered a late bloomer in life. He only caught the acting bug about three and a half years ago. In that time he's been in more than 20... — Updated 9/20/2023
Energetic Knights off to a strong start | Volleyball
Kamiak seemed to do it all in its impressive 25-15, 25-17, 25-22 victory over Woodinville in a nonconference volleyball match Sept. 13 at Kamiak High School. In the first set, the... — Updated 9/20/2023
Lungbuster aims to set fundraising milestone
Lungbuster is hoping to reach a fundraising milestone when the nonprofit hosts the sixth annual Lungbuster 5K race Oct. 1 at Columbia Elementary School. But in order to achieve... — Updated 9/20/2023
Knights take a step forward, but still lose to E-W | Football
Kamiak players were visibly upset after their season-opening loss to Arlington. First-year coach Ivan McLennan said the problem wasn't that the Knights played hard and lost to a tal... — Updated 9/20/2023
Perfect weather, perfect Lighthouse Festival
Mother Nature must love the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival. While the start of the week brought cooler temperatures, the sun started heating things up just in time for the annual... — Updated 9/20/2023
2024 may see revenue increases for the City
The City of Mukilteo appears to be in decent financial shape based on 2024 revenue projections. While individual consumers are still coping with the effects of high inflation and economic uncertainty, the City is projecting a... — Updated 9/20/2023
Capital projects may be curtailed due to lower real estate revenues
The City’s budget is taking a major hit due to the slowdown in real estate sales. REET (real estate excise tax) receipts are down by 70% year-to-date compared to 2022 and are not showing any signs of improvement. REET is... — Updated 9/18/2023
Marauders drop season opener to Central Kitsap | Football
A young Mariner football team faced an uphill battle against a more experienced Central Kitsap squad in both teams' nonconference season opener. The Marauders showed some veteran po... — Updated 9/13/2023
With a little help from his family
For as long as he can remember, Su Wook Hong has had a passion for cooking. Hong's parents – Jeong Jin and Bok Hee – likely play a role in fueling that passion in their son.... — Updated 9/13/2023
Building trust between police and the community
Melinda Toom had no idea what she was getting into when she signed up for the Mukilteo Police Department's annual Community Academy last year. Toom, a 25-year Mukilteo resident,... — Updated 9/13/2023
From theater nerd to Disney Princess
Diana Huey probably wouldn't object to being called a theater nerd back in high school. Huey took many performing arts classes during her four years at Kamiak. As a sophomore, Huey... — Updated 9/13/2023
Second-half TD lifts Seagulls past Marauders | Football
The Mariner football team got its first taste of adversity this season against Everett. Despite missing their starting quarterback and center, the Marauders stayed with the Seagulls before surrendering a game-winning touchdown in... — Updated 9/13/2023
Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival: Prepare to be entertained
The 2023 Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival on Sept. 8-10 offers family-friendly entertainment and brings back some old favorites, such as the Reptile Man and the Les Schwab tire crawl,... — Updated 9/7/2023
A tasty, informative open house
The Mukilteo Community Garden usually is pretty busy Saturday mornings. Volunteers and renters have a lot to do – weeding, watering, harvesting, and general maintenance of the... — Updated 9/6/2023
Mariner needs its younger players to step up | Football
The Mariner football team faces a sea of changes following the graduation of 30 seniors and the loss of its head coach. But first-year coach CJ Adkins, an assistant promoted to... — Updated 9/6/2023
Knights looking for 3rd straight playoff appearance | Football
The Kamiak football team wants to keep stringing together playoff appearances. For the last two years, the Knights have advanced to the postseason and, even with a... — Updated 9/6/2023
Arnies says goodbye after 44 years in Mukilteo
You could feel the love in the air Sunday afternoon at Arnies restaurant. Hugs seemed to be the rule rather than the exception. All seemed to have smiles on their faces. A day... — Updated 9/6/2023
Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival fireworks: 'A canvas in the skies'
For many who attend the Lighthouse Festival, the annual fireworks show is the highlight of the weekend. The skies in Mukilteo will be lit up at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, near... — Updated 9/6/2023
Mukilteo Town Square project could see new life soon
The City Council is expected to approve the termination of an already expired development agreement in order to help aid the future development of the property known as Mukilteo Town Square. The vacant property is on Mukilteo... — Updated 8/30/2023