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As you may have noticed, the Beacon flag has regularly changed over the last couple of months. Also called the banner, the flag is what we call the name of the newspaper as it’s displayed at …

Bridge closure impacting Soundview Deli & Grocery

Soundview Deli & Grocery needs the community’s support. Without it, the locally owned store is in danger of going out of business. When owner Lia Tetreault used her life savings to …

Community Transit approves 2025 budget

The Board of Directors approved the Community Transit 2025 budget last week. The board approved lowering reduced fares to $1 for eligible riders. Others who qualify based on income for the subsidized …

Mukilteo Yacht Club donates to food bank

The Mukilteo Yacht Club conducted a food drive in November on behalf of the Mukilteo Food Band. Members donated over 70 pounds of food and $1,100. Commodore Bob Wright and club members said they hope …

Sounds of the season

A chilly, yet Merry Mukilteo

For much of Saturday afternoon, the weather outside was frightful. The rain and cold temperatures, however, did little to dampen the spirits of Mukilteans as they headed to the annual Merry …

Colleagues remember Tony Tinsley

Former Mukilteo City Councilmember Howard “Tony” Tinsley died Oct. 31. He was 84. Tinsley served on the council from 2004-2011, was a member of the Friends of Rosehill organization, …

Judges block Kroger-Albertsons merger

Today, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) released the following statement in response to two parallel rulings from a U.S. District Court and King County Superior Court to effectively block the …

PUD distributing free energy-efficient appliances

Snohomish County PUD is distributing free energy-efficient appliances to qualified customers through its Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates, or HEAR, program. The program is funded by …

Dunn champions landmark urban tree canopy protections

On Dec. 4, the Snohomish County Council voted to approve the Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan 2024 update, including an amendment brought forward by Councilmember Megan Dunn which adds strong …

The Snohomish County Council passed a $3.22 billion operating budget for the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years. This new biennial process allows County departments to be more strategic with project planning …

At around 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4, Mukilteo Police and its partner agencies responded to an online threat at Kamiak High School as students were wrapping up the school day. Officers …

20 years of serving Mukilteo

For Rubén Mariscal, it feels like it was just yesterday when he and wife María opened Sabor A Mexico in Mukilteo. But it’s been 20 years since the Mariscals started …

Tapped Mukilteo, YMCA partner to provide Thanksgiving meals

The YMCA of Snohomish County and Tapped Public House partnered together to provide 2,500 fully-prepared Thanksgiving meals to local families in need. This initiative stems from a long-standing …

A milestone Washington State Ferries estimated it would transport nearly 300,000 people during the recent holiday. WSF did not reach that number, but came close with nearly 289,000 passengers …

Enrollment for Washington Health Benefit Exchange open

Open enrollment into health and dental plans for 2025 is underway through Washington Healthplanfinder, operated by Washington Health Benefit Exchange. Now through Jan. 15, all Washingtonians who …

An invigorating start to Thanksgiving

While many people were sleeping in on Thanksgiving morning, more than a thousand people set their alarm clocks early and headed out to Kamiak High School for the 10th annual Mukilteo Turkey Trot …

Catch the holiday spirit

The holiday season has arrived in Mukilteo. Merry Mukilteo. Christmas carols at St. John Mission. The Mukilteo Yacht Club’s annual Holiday Parade. The Mukilteo Christmas Concert. And …

Council debates possible short-term rental changes

Residents who responded to a City survey on short-term rentals expressed a clear opinion: Most thought they should be prohibited. The City Council doesn’t seem to feel the same way, …

First bills drop ahead of state's 2025 legislative session

Washington lawmakers have begun teeing up legislation ahead of the 2025 session. Monday marked the first day they could pre-file bills. Legislators will have 105 days to  push their ideas …

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