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Have coffee and chat with Paine Field Director May 21

The public is invited for coffee and conversation with Paine Field Airport Director Joshua Marcy at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 21, in the courtyard of the Paine Field Administrative Office, 32200 100th St. …

Moon files to run against state Rep. Peterson

Mukilteo City Councilmember Jason Moon has filed to run against 21st District state Rep. Strom Peterson. Moon, who filed as a Democrat, ran unopposed for his first full term on the council last …

Councilmember Schmalz hosts Council chat May 15

Councilmember Steve Schmalz will be hosting a Council chat to discuss community issues from 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, in the Rosehill Room at the Rosehill Community Center, 304 Lincoln Ave.

Great Mukilteo Garage Sale is Saturday

Bargain hunters are gearing up for one of the biggest days of the year. The Great Mukilteo Garage Sale is Saturday, May 11. The 36th annual event has been a Mukilteo tradition for years …

City seeking public’s input on 3 rezoning applications

The City of Mukilteo is seeking public input on three proposed projects involving Hawthorne Hall, a business park complex on Harbour Heights Parkway, and Japanese Gulch. All three projects …

Residents rally for peace

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Paine Field Community Day coming May 18

Paine Field Community Day is scheduled for Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.  This youth-focused event will feature aviation education, aircraft on display, military aircraft, and food …

‘Impressions of the Northwest’ at Gallery North

Gallery North’s May show, “Impressions of the Northwest,” features Leanna Leitzke. The most important role of art for Leanna is freedom of expression. “I found out …
Mukilteo Community Orchestra hosts final concert of season
The Mukilteo Community Orchestra will present its final concert of this season at 2 p.m., Sunday, May 19, at Rosehill Community Center. The free concert, “Musical Inspirations,” features …
The kitchen at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
Discover the story of the PNW at Fort Vancouver
Amid mountain peaks and a vibrant urban landscape in Washington’s Vancouver, you’ll find Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. The site encompasses several locales, including a …
Arcadian Broad and Ashley Baszto star in Olympic Ballet Theatre’s “Don Quixote” and the Edmonds Center for the Arts.
Olympic Ballet Theatre presents  ‘Don Quixote’
Olympic Ballet Theatre (OBT) presents a three-act production of “Don Quixote,” with choreography staged after the production by Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky. This classical …
Letters to the editor
Regarding racism in America, it’s my opinion that it has to be officially acknowledged as having existed, with all the ugliness and warts it has. One thing that I hear from some White Americans …
(In reference to the April 3 View From Here column, “Learning to be colorblind”) Race is such a multilayered factor. Self-segregation is a natural occurrence and not the problem. …
What a fabulous turnout of volunteering on Saturday, April 20, in the Mukilteo Community Garden! We had members of the Kiwanis Club of Mukilteo, Key Club members from Kamiak and Mariner High Schools, …
Opinion
OK, I’m pretty sure that about half of the readers of this particular column will not agree with me, while I think the other half will. A friend was kind enough to bring me to a Seahawks …
As humans we often talk about food for dogs as “dog food.” Sometimes we decide to offer them “human food.” But what makes one kind of food “human food” and …
In 1949, May was designated as Mental Health Month. I propose we use May to become aware of what is being called the Male Loneliness Syndrome. Remember those times when you felt loneliness? It …
As a rabbi, you are most likely expecting me to write about a Jewish holiday or topic for my Worship column. Instead, I feel compelled to write about how I celebrated the Muslim holy month of …
M any people move to towns like Mukilteo, Edmonds, and Mill Creek because they like the small-town “feel,” and want to raise their kids or retire in a safe place that has a strong sense …
Schools
Kamiak’s MidKnights finished first in the mixed vocal-large division at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest.

Kamiak’s MidKnights take 1st place at state contest

T he MidKnights, Kamiak High School’s mixed Barbershop group, took first place at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest April 26 at Central Washington University. Competing against top-tier …

Reminder: Mukilteo Way Garden Club offering two $1K horticulture scholarships

The Mukilteo Way Garden Club will be offering two $1,000 horticulture scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year. The scholarship program is possible through the continued success of the Mukilteo …
Ivy Kelleher – Band

Ivy Kelleher – Band

Ivy is the brass leader in the Kamiak Band and plays trombone. She credits her band teacher, Patrick Hunninghake, for inspiring her and the rest of the band with high expectations, energy and …
Catrina Dylla – Dance

Catrina Dylla – Dance

Catrina has been dancing since the age of two and it has always been a big part of her life. As a member of the Kamiak dance team she holds a position on the spirit committee, responsible for team …
Sno-Isle Tech afternoon Students of the Quarter

Sno-Isle Tech Center announces Students of the Quarter

Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center is recognizing the spring 2024 Students of the Quarter. Program teachers selected students based upon employability skills in the areas of honor; learning from mistakes; …
Jen Rudolph interacts with a preschool student at the Head Start location at Edmonds College. The college has provided free, federally-funded preschool to low-income families in Snohomish County since 1983.
Edmonds College opens sixth Head Start preschool
Edmonds College opened its sixth Head Start preschool May 3 at 20816 44th Ave. W. in Lynnwood, adjacent to Embassy Suites Hotel. The facility begins serving families May 14.  “We …
Edmonds College STEM dean Dr. Carey Schroyer addresses participants during the 2023 AI for Everyone event.
AI for Everyone Day is Friday, April 26
Edmonds College will host its second annual AI for Everyone Day Friday, April 26, from 2-5 p.m. The free AI Community Connections Speaker Series event will be held on campus at …
Driftwood Players offering 3 scholarships
Edmonds Driftwood Players, a nonprofit community theater, has announced is 2024 scholarship program. Students applying to the scholarship program will be considered for the following 2024 …
Obituaries
Taytem White: 2007-2024
Taytem White was born in Kalispell, Montana on January 5th, 2007. She passed away on January 5th, 2023, at the age of 17. She is survived by both of her parents, her older sister Alexis Solomon, as …
Bonnie Margaret Brown: 1943-2024
Bonnie Margaret Brown (née Remus), born on July 4, 1943, in Wellington, New Zealand, peacefully passed away in her home in Mukilteo, WA, on February 1, 2024, at 80, following a two-year illness. Her …
Mary Margaret Knoll: 1947-2023
Mary Margaret Knoll, beloved mother, died surrounded by family on Oct. 12 in Everett, Washington. Mary was born in Minot, North Dakota, on May 30, 1947, the eldest daughter of Vincent and Nina …
James Bernard Davison II: 1943-2023
"Jim" passed away peacefully at his home in Mount Vernon, Washington, at the age of 79. He follows his second wife Valerie Gail (1949-2009) of 19 years; and is survived by his wife Dana, four sons, …
Ronald Mianecki: 1943-2023
Ronald John Mianecki, our beloved dad, grandpa, and brother passed away peacefully at his home in Mukilteo on Sept. 30, 2023, at age 80. Ron was born on May 29, 1943 in Racine, Wisconsin, and was …
Sports

Mariner’s Grabovskiy wins shot put, discus

M ariner’s Ilya Grabovskiy scored an impressive double victory in the boys shot put and discus during a Wesco 4A dual meet with Lake Stevens April 25 at Goddard Stadium. The junior …

Knights hope to rebound in district playoffs

Kamiak coach Clarence Trinidad wants to see more consistency and emotion from the Knights as they open play in the 4A District 1/2 baseball tournament. The Knights wrapped up the regular season …
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