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CT expands safety and security measures

Community Transit is expanding its safety and security efforts with updated rules of conduct and a stronger on-the-ground security presence to ensure safer rides for both customers and employees. …

The Snohomish County Human Services Department is inviting proposals from community organizations to deliver programs that support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) …

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act Marketplace plans begins  Nov. 1 for Washingtonians who do not get their health insurance through an employer, spouse, or government program. For …

City, Port disagree on waterfront path forward

This is one of several illustrations the Port provided at the City’s request during an Open House several years ago. It is looking east toward the ferry landing. Courtesy …

Council divided on path forward for waterfront property

CUT: This aerial view of Mukilteo’s northside waterfront shows the property, identified as Lot 5, that is under consideration for sale. The Mukilteo City Council appeared divided during a …

Residents can be forgiven if they’re confused by the sudden appearance last week of campaign signs all over town declaring “Firefighters Say NO on Prop. 1.” How can that be? …

The Mukilteo School District will kick off the holiday season with its 30th Annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 1, at Mariner High School in Everett. The event begins at 10 a.m. and will feature …

Rotary Club donates playground equipment

The Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo recently donated a piece of all-inclusive playground equipment to the City of Mukilteo.

Flashing 'Thriller' at Boo Bash

Halloween revelers filled up the grounds at Rosehill Community Center on Sunday for the annual Boo Bash. Here's a sampling of the ghoulish activities.

Even though former mayor and councilmember Don Doran found himself in the fortuitous situation of running unopposed for Council Position #3, he agreed to answer The Beacon’s questions so voters …

Council approves $343,000 in 2026 lodging tax grants

The Mukilteo City Council on Oct. 20 unanimously approved more than $343,000 in lodging tax grants for 2026, funding nearly every applicant and expanding the city’s investment in …

Council approves 2026 co-sponsorship awards

The Mukilteo City Council on Oct. 20 unanimously approved the City’s 2026 co-sponsorship and facility use awards. The unanimous decision followed discussion about event eligibility, alcohol …

Council OKs 2026 community support grants

The Mukilteo City Council on Oct. 20 approved the city’s 2026 Community Support Grant recommendations after a discussion over limited funds, tough choices, and even a broader debate about …

Tips to prepare for fall storms

The City of Everett Public Works offered tips to help community members prepare for and minimize damage from heavy seasonal storms that can cause flooding, tips that are just as relevant in Mukilteo. …

Mukilteo ferry riders should prepare for midday service interruptions early next year as crews begin in-water repairs at the Mukilteo terminal. Starting Jan. 5, Washington State Ferries will …

The Mukilteo Police Department says it has disabled a national camera network feature after discovering that federal agencies — including the U.S. Border Patrol and Department of Homeland …

Mukilteo history grows in Fowler pear tree

The City on Wednesday planted a cutting from the Fowler pear tree, the oldest known pear tree in the state, on the grounds at Rosehill Community Center. The original tree, planted by Jacob Fowler in …

City, Port heading down different paths

This is the first of two parts. While Mukilteans feud about the future of the city’s undeveloped waterfront, the Port of Everett has all but thrown up its hands and decided to move ahead …

Candidates answer our questions, part 3

This is the third in a series of responses to The Beacon’s questions from candidates for City positions, in this case the mayor’s job. Because the position’s requirements differ …

Council Chat slated

Mukilteo City Council member Steve Schmalz will be having a Council Chat with the community from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, in the Rosehill Room at Rosehill Community Center. Please …

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