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Sales tax increase: Mukilteo will have highest rate in state

It might not seem like much, but when the City Council voted 4-3 Monday to increase the City’s sales tax rate by 0.1%, it gave Mukilteo a dubious distinction. The City’s current …

Congrats to ACES graduates

Summer kicks off Friday

Summer officially arrives on Friday, and the City’s Recreation and Cultural Services Department has a full slate of events and entertainment planned for the next three months. Visitors to …

Family comes first for Kamiak valedictorian Kaden Choi

When he was in middle school, Kaden Choi never dreamed that one day he would be named Kamiak’s valedictorian. Much of his attention throughout middle school and high school was on his …

Valedictorian from Mariner, Tasmeen Sheikh, grateful for opportunities

As she prepares to leave for Princeton University in New Jersey, Mariner valedictorian Tasmeen Sheikh understands how fortunate she is to live in the United States. Sheikh moved to America eight …

Federal cuts hit schools and county programs

This is the second of a two-part series exploring the local impact of the Trump administration’s cuts to federal funding. W il Johnson is Snohomish County’s Diversity, Equity, and …

Congestion ahead: Ship Canal Bridge construction is coming

Attention, South Snohomish County commuters. It's about to get ugly on I-5. The following is from the state Department of Transportation. WSDOT built Interstate 5, Washington’s main …

Sheriff’s Office deputies, Sky Valley Fire and Search and Rescue (SAR) responded to a drowning near Eagle Falls around 6:45 p.m. Thursday, June 12. A 19-year-old male was swimming in the …

Mark your calendar: Touch-A-Truck is coming June 28

Touch-A-Truck, one of the City’s most popular events, is from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, June 28, at Lighthouse Park. Children are encouraged to gain hands-on experience with a wide range of …

The City of Mukilteo invites residents to participate in the PROSA survey to help shape the future of local parks, recreation, open space, and arts The Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Arts …

Summer solstice market coming to the Northwest Stream Center

The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation hosts a  summer solstice market on June 21 at the Northwest Stream Center, at the south end of Snohomish County’s McCollum Park, 600 128 th  St. …

Faith, family, and friends sustain Mukilteo man

Rob Coe is a little weaker in the legs. He can still walk and stand, but the Mukilteo resident spends much of his time in his electric wheelchair. Coe was diagnosed with ALS, commonly known as …

City Council reviews parking code update

When it comes to parking regulations in Mukilteo, the Public Works/Engineering Department decided that less is more. As part of a full review and update, the department reduced parking codes …

This is the first of a two-part series looking at how President Trump’s cuts are eliminating important programs. Last year’s bomb cyclone toppled trees, knocked down power poles, and …

Celebrating first responders

The Mukilteo Police hosts its Youth Academy July 14-17 at Kamiak High School. The program is for teens interested in a hands-on look at law enforcement. The academy includes information about …

Council reaffirms welcoming resolution

The City Council voted to reaffirm a 2017 resolution affirming that Mukilteo is a safe, welcoming, and diverse community for everyone who lives, works, or visits the city. The resolution, approved …

The Mukilteo Way Garden Club is planning ahead and is seeking gardeners to participate in the Mukilteo Garden & Quilt Tour on July 18-19, 2026. The club will be previewing and selecting six …

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