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Kamiak alum named new boys wrestling coach
Wrestling has been a big part of Tyler Webley's life. He started in the seventh grade, continuing through high school and three colleges before finally turning in his singlet in 201... — Updated 7/3/2020
Residents ready to dine out, look sharp, and pump iron
The announcement that Snohomish County was moving to Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan means that more businesses in Mukilteo are welcoming their customers back. For Mickey... — Updated 6/28/2020
School Board president sees benefits to having police in schools
In the wake of the death of George Floyd and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement, it's not surprising that the Mukilteo School District has received letters... — Updated 6/25/2020
Mukilteo restaurants ready for dine-in customers
Mukilteo is back in business. Last Friday, Snohomish County was officially approved to move into Phase 2 of the state's Safe Start plan. That means restaurants, hair salons, nail... — Updated 6/25/2020
Mukilteo marches for racial equality, social justice
The message from Mukilteo's Peaceful Protest was loud and clear – racism has no place in America. The overriding theme of Sunday's march was of people of all colors coming... — Updated 6/24/2020
Congressman gets peek at Sno-Isle Libraries' new contact-free service
Booklovers, including U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen (D–2nd District), are rejoicing. Larsen got a first-hand look at Sno-Isle Libraries' new contact-free service Friday, June 19, at the... — Updated 6/24/2020
Coach left lasting legacy with students, athletes
Those who knew Jim Olsen well have no doubt that he bled Mariner blue and gold. When daughter Lisa Morris first started teaching many years ago, she was substituting at Mariner... — Updated 6/24/2020
Honoring Mariner's spring senior athletes
James Smith was looking forward to wrapping up his four-year athletic career at Mariner High School. The senior standout had trained hard for the upcoming track and field season.... — Updated 6/24/2020
Louis Harris appointed to City Council
Louis Harris, a public benefit specialist with the state's Department of Social and Health Services, emerged as the top candidate to fill the Mukilteo City Council Position No. 1... — Updated 6/24/2020
Old Town residents sound off on excessive car noise
The message was loud and clear from residents in the Old Town neighborhood of Mukilteo. Residents are sick and tired of the excessive noise created by speeding cars and vehicles with enhanced mufflers using the Mukilteo Speedway... — Updated 6/24/2020
City Council to interview six candidates for vacant position
Six of the 20 candidates for Mukilteo City Council Position No. 1 are moving on to the final round of interviews. Each of the six – Melanie Banfield, Louis Harris, Tony Markey, Tina Over, Glen Pickus and Don Saul – received at... — Updated 6/22/2020
Kamiak teacher wins photography contest
Kamiak teacher Maggie Lewis was busy on her computer. So was her son Jack, 9, a third grader at Mukilteo Elementary School. Since the stay-at-home order was issued in March, the... — Updated 6/18/2020
Mayor has no regrets about reporting alleged business violation
Mukilteo Mayor Jennifer Gregerson stands by her decision to report a business that was allegedly violating the state's stay-at-home order. Gregerson's name, along with those of... — Updated 6/10/2020
Kamiak senior awarded $1,500 scholarship
Kamiak senior Nivedita Kumar joined some select company earlier this spring. Kumar was one of six high school seniors from across the state to be awarded $1,500 scholarships by the... — Updated 6/10/2020
Zieve launches group opposed to low-income housing
A group opposed to the adoption of an "Affordable Housing Plan" by the City of Mukilteo is looking to garner support from the community. A postcard detailing the group's views and... — Updated 6/10/2020
Seniors bridging the gap with Zoom gatherings
The Mukilteo Senior Association and the City of Mukilteo’s Recreation and Cultural Services Department are working together to bring older adults together during the coronavirus pandemic. The two recently started hosting a... — Updated 6/10/2020
Mukilteo contracts with Everett for fire marshal services
The Mukilteo City Council unanimously approved a contract with the Everett Fire Department for fire marshal services for the remainder of the year during its June 1 meeting. Former Mukilteo fire marshal Roger Rudikoff’s last day... — Updated 6/10/2020
Seniors bridging the gap with Zoom gatherings
The Mukilteo Senior Association and the City of Mukilteo’s Recreation and Cultural Services Department are working together to bring older adults together during the coronavirus pandemic. The two recently started hosting a... — Updated 5/27/2020
New Kamiak girls hoops coach focuses on developing leaders
Kamiak's May Tupua views herself much more than just the school's new girls basketball coach. "What I'm really passionate about is developing girls to become future leaders and... — Updated 5/27/2020
Major changes for Kamiak with coaching departures
The sidelines at Kamiak are going to look a lot different next year. Boys basketball coach Brandon Corsi, girls basketball coach Brian Norman and boys wrestling coach Bryan... — Updated 5/27/2020
Rorhbough stepping down from City Council
Anna Rohrbough is going to miss serving on the Mukilteo City Council. When she was elected as a City Councilmember in 2017, Rohrbough said she didn't come in with a particular... — Updated 5/27/2020
Police report large increase in unemployment fraud cases
The Mukilteo Police Department is being inundated by calls from residents who are victims of unemployment fraud. The calls from residents, which have numbered up to 15 a day, started to increase about a month ago when the... — Updated 5/27/2020
Harbour Pointe Middle School teacher takes over Kamiak boys hoops program
After wrapping up his first season as the head boys basketball coach at Bishop Blanchet High School, Joe DeGrazia planned on continuing with the Braves. But then an opening arose th... — Updated 5/27/2020
Living in a foreign land during the COVID-19 pandemic
As international pet and house sitters, SharonAnn Hamilton and her husband, Dan Fuller, expected to be busy visiting museums and attending wine tastings when they arrived in France.... — Updated 5/18/2020
Players swing away at Harbour Pointe
It didn't take long for the word to get out. Two weeks ago, Gov. Jay Inslee announced that golf courses throughout the state would be allowed to reopen Tuesday, May 5. The Harbour... — Updated 5/13/2020
