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A mathematical certainty: Lecturer aims to dispel a myth about the Titanic

Women and children first. You’ve heard this before, most notably in connection with the tragic sinking of the RMS Titanic in 1912. But was that really the case aboard the doomed ocean liner, …

Sno-Isle Libraries asking voters to restore levy rate

On March 23,  the Sno-Isle Libraries Board of Trustees adopted a resolution authorizing the library district to place a ballot measure before voters Aug. 4 to restore the library levy rate to …

The Snohomish County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program honored 57 volunteers with the inaugural Champion for Children Award on March 19, recognizing their dedication and lasting impact …

Loose change: Making change without pennies

A new Washington state law offers a way to make change in an era  without pennies .   The federal government  stopped making pennies  last year but intends to keep the …

Ortiz-Self: Consider Farmworker Justice Day instead of Cesar Chavez Day

State lawmakers and the governor are rethinking how Washington marks the legacy of Cesar Chavez following stunning accusations of sexual abuse against the transformational leader of the farmworker …

Bipartisan legislation mandating all Washington health plans issued or renewed on or after Jan. 1, 2027, cover all HIV antiviral drugs without prior authorization or step therapy was signed into law. …

The music wasn’t perfect. Notes wavered, sections came in a little unsure, and the audience at Rosehill Community Center on March 12 was sparse. But something else was unmistakable. “It …

It was home, a neighborhood where families built a community, where adults worked and children played, where stories lost to time are coming back to life thanks to the efforts of professional and …

The Islamic Center of Mukilteo welcomed Mayor Joe Marine for Iftar dinner during the month of Ramadan. According to ICOM president Riaz Khan, “It was a wonderful evening of unity, reflection, and …

Local measles outbreak reaches 14 cases, remains contained

The measles outbreak in Snohomish County has reached 14 confirmed cases, with health officials saying all infections remain tied to the original exposure. They said there’s no evidence of a broader …

New gym opens in Mukilteo

Vice Athletics North, a strength training and sports performance gym, officially opened its doors last week with a ribbon cutting in Mukilteo. Founder Joseph Palumbo, who has an Exercise …

Funds got to stop Light Station rot

The Mukilteo Lighthouse is beaming a little brighter this week following news that state funding has been approved for needed repairs. Snohomish County Treasurer Brian Sullivan notified Mukilteo …

The chili was hot; the chowder delish

The pros Some people take their duties seriously, such as the group at this table who methodically tasted each and every chili and chowder sample available Saturday during the 2nd …

Melissa Osborn holds some freshly baked sourdough loaves with other baked goods at her Picnic Point home, where she operates Boy Howdy Bakehouse, a small neighborhood bakery serving …

Mukilteo could soon see a major expansion in services for older residents after Snohomish County significantly increased funding for senior programming in the city. During a City Council work …

Melissa Osborn holds some freshly baked sourdough loaves with other baked goods at her Picnic Point home, where she operates Boy Howdy Bakehouse, a small neighborhood bakery serving …

Emery says current term will be his last on City Council

Richard Emery has been around the block. After about 16 years on the Mukilteo City Council, Emery says his current term will be his last. First appointed in 2008, he said the decision comes down …

A perfect storm of bad news. That’s what Mukilteo School District educators are facing as enrollment declines, funding cuts, COVID-19 hangover and more have combined to force cutbacks in the coming …

About a decade ago, Dan Mann made a decision that would quietly reshape Tropical Tan’s business model: he invested in red light therapy equipment, long before it became widely known outside medical …

Mayor Joe Marine said Mukilteo made major strides in public safety, infrastructure, recreation and financial planning over the past year while outlining a slate of projects planned for 2026 during …

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