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Sen. Liias approves fee, tax increases for transportation

The Washington State Senate approved a bipartisan transportation revenue package Friday to maintain and improve the state’s roads, bridges, ferries, and transit systems. Senate Bill 5801 , …

Kamiak Winter Percussion finishes 11th at world championships

Kamiak Winter Percussion advanced to the finals at the WGI World Championships for the second time earlier this month. Kamiak competed in the Percussion Scholastic Open (PSO) class, one of 15 …

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Mayor Joe Marine kicks off reelection campaign

Mayor Joe Marine is seeking a fourth term as mayor. Marine will be kicking off his reelection campaign at an April 30 event. People can RSVP for the event (5:30-7 p.m.) by emailing …

New Mukilteo Family YMCA food pantry opens

Families facing food insecurity have another resource to draw on. A new free food pantry at the Mukilteo Family YMCA was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting event April 16 with Mayor Joe Marine, …

On the hunt for Easter eggs

Saturday morning was for the kids. Many children and their parents headed out to the Mukilteo Firefighters’ Easter Egg Hunt at Mukilteo Elementary School or to Mukilteo Presbyterian …

Plans underway to reestablish Lions Club

The combination of too many longtime members moving out of the area and the impact of the pandemic was too much for the Mukilteo Lions Club to overcome. The club, established in 1968, disbanded …

Council rejects first hiring-freeze exemption request

Some councilmembers say it is too little, too late, but the City Council narrowly rejected a Public Works hiring-freeze exemption request during Monday’s meeting. The position, Parks …

10th annual Peace Rally set for Saturday

The 10th annual Mukilteo Peace Rally is scheduled for Saturday, April 26, from 10-11 a.m. Marching will begin from Endeavour Elementary School to Pointe of Grace Lutheran Church. The rally will …

Residents take Earth Day to heart

Earth Day arrived a couple of days early in Mukilteo. Mayor Joe Marine, Public Works/Parks workers, local churches, service clubs, and residents arrived at Lighthouse Park Saturday morning for …

Seniors looking for a way to add fresh fruits and vegetables to their diet can access assistance through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP). The program provides: • …

Councilmember Harris hosts Community Talking Circles

City Councilmember Louis Harris is hosting Community Talking Circles throughout 2025 to help build understanding and cultivate friendships among community members. Harris has partnered with …

Paine Field Community Day coming May 17

Paine Field Community Day is returning on May 17.  The free youth-focused event at Paine Field includes aviation education, aircraft displays, military planes, and food vendors. Free …

Easter/Earth Day activities in Mukilteo this weekend

The Easter weekend is usually a busy time in Mukilteo, and this year is no exception. The Kamiak Spring Showcase, the City’s Earth Day celebration, and three Easter egg hunts are five …

Ex-Kamiak assistant coach sentenced to 10 months in jail

Snohomish County Superior Court judge Jon T. Scott sentenced former Kamiak assistant football coach and paraeducator Julian Willis to 10 months in jail during a Tuesday sentencing hearing. …

Councilmember wants back on committee after resigning

Councilmember Mike Dixon is asking to be reinstated to the City’s Long-Range Financial Committee after resigning in late January. Dixon, a frequent and vocal critic of the …

City offers volunteer opportunities

R esidents interested in becoming more involved in their community are encouraged to check out the City’s new volunteer opportunities web page. Examples of volunteer opportunities include …

City to hold annual curbside cleanup May 17

The City, in partnership with Waste Management, will hold its annual citywide curbside cleanup event Saturday, May 17. This service is available to regular residential customers with cart service or …

Wide range of products available at sports card shop

As a young boy, Jarvis Lee loved to collect baseball cards. Years later, when Lee got back into collecting, his interests expanded to include other sports, such as football and basketball. …

A passion for collecting

Jarvis Lee decided 25 years as a plumber was enough. Lee, 48,   worked with a union 18 years and operated his own business for the last seven. “I was ready to be done in the …

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