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Diamond Knot serves up Thanksgiving meals
For Diamond Knot assistant manager Jayden Riley, Tuesday and Wednesday likely were the two hardest days of work of the entire year. Riley toiled in the kitchen at the Mukilteo... — Updated 12/1/2021
Help Snohomish PUD choose its new mascot
Snohomish PUD is choosing a new mascot, and it needs customers to help make the final decision. Customers can visit snopud.com/mascot to vote for their favorite. The PUD’s new mascot will be used at community events and in... — Updated 11/30/2021
Mukilteo man busted with more than four pounds of drugs
A Lynnwood Police Department patrol officer made an unexpected big bust over the holiday weekend when he contacted a suspect for possession of stolen property. The 54-year-old... — Updated 11/30/2021
Public input sought on affordable housing and community development needs
Snohomish County invites all interested persons to provide input on local community needs for affordable housing, public facilities, infrastructure, public services and economic development projects to be funded with 2022 federal... — Updated 11/29/2021
Car crashes into waterfront parklet barriers
The Mukilteo waterfront parklet was the scene of an automobile accident that damaged some of the wooden barriers adjacent to the street. Photographer Joleen Sims sent us these... — Updated 11/26/2021
Through Your Lens | The Power of Mother Nature
The recent storm that hit the Pacific Northwest left quite an impression on residents, who aren't used to the strong winds and pounding rain. Prem Conn was on the waterfront and... — Updated 11/26/2021
Investigation continues into Mukilteo man's death
Mukilteo Police are continuing to investigate the death of a 27-year-old Mukilteo man found in the backyard of a residence where he was living. An autopsy by the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's office found a broken knife... — Updated 11/26/2021
Police Beat
Nov. 18 Theft 11700 blk. Mukilteo Speedway. A store employee said he chased and tackled a man, who stole a phone from the store. The employee recovered the phone, but the suspect fled. The suspect’s wallet was left behind when... — Updated 11/26/2021
City Council passes 2022 budget by a vote of 6-1
The City of Mukilteo’s 2022 budget is in the books. By a vote of 6-1, the City Council passed the budget during a special meeting Monday, Nov. 22. The council had agreed on all of the important details of the budget at last... — Updated 11/25/2021
Chabad Jewish Center hosts Menorah lighting celebration | News Brief
The Chabad Jewish Center of SnoCo invites the public to celebrate the Festival of Lights with its annual giant Menorah lighting celebration, this year titled “light of healing.” The celebration will be at 4 p.m., Nov. 28, at... — Updated 11/25/2021
Burned brother bears back together again
Editor's note: This story is a follow-up to the initial press release from PAWS Wildlife Center on the burned bear cubs receiving treatment during the past summer's forest fires.... — Updated 11/24/2021
Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo helps feed the community
Rotary Club of South Everett-Mukilteo members gathered family, friends, and volunteers on Sunday, Nov. 21, to help distribute 370 Thanksgiving food baskets to families in need.... — Updated 11/24/2021
Community comes out to support Cuts with Cops
Many Mukilteo residents, young and old, took advantage of the opportunity to get the safest haircuts in town during the third annual Cuts with Cops event Saturday, Nov. 20, at... — Updated 11/24/2021
Community Transit will use Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving | News Brief
Community Transit will operate on Sunday bus schedule on Thanksgiving Day and return to a regular schedule the following day, Friday, Nov. 26. Thursday, Nov. 25 (Thanksgiving Day) • Snohomish County local bus and DART service:... — Updated 11/24/2021
Temporary light installed at Lighthouse | News Brief
The U.S. Coast Guard has installed a temporary LED fixture at the Mukilteo Lighthouse. The Lighthouse flashing light had not been functioning recently. The light is one of two... — Updated 11/24/2021
Bob Maphat: 'One great human being'
He was a leader, a mentor, a business owner, a boss, and above all else a friend. Bob Maphet wore many hats as the co-founder of Diamond Knot Brewery. But when he spoke, whether... — Updated 11/24/2021
Kamiak's Holiday Classic Concert returns, including 'Messiah'
Welcome back, old friend. After a two-year absence due to the coronavirus pandemic, Kamiak High School's annual Holiday Classic Concert is returning to the stage for two performance... — Updated 11/24/2021
Pediatric flu vaccinations down about 25% from this time last year
Childhood flu vaccine rates have dropped significantly this fall compared to the previous two flu seasons. Now, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is encouraging... — Updated 11/23/2021
Residents invited to help redesign bus network for arrival of light rail
Community Transit is asking for help from people who live and travel in Snohomish County in redesigning local bus service to better serve the county when light rail reaches Lynnwood... — Updated 11/23/2021
Cummings announces campaign for Snohomish County Prosecutor
Snohomish County Chief Civil Deputy Prosecutor Jason Cummings announced last week he will be running for Snohomish County Prosecutor. Cummings has spent close to the past 25 years a... — Updated 11/22/2021
Snohomish County prosecutor Adam Cornell will not seek reelection
Adam Cornell, who rose through the ranks in the Snohomish County Prosecutor's office to be elected prosecutor, said he will not run for a second term. Cornell, who lives in... — Updated 11/22/2021
Donate to food bank at Rosehill | News Brief
Residents can donate non-perishable food items to the Mukilteo Food Bank at the Rosehill Community Center. Drop off your non-perishable donation during RHCC hours of operation. The Rosehill Community Center is located at 304... — Updated 11/21/2021
Police Beat
Nov. 14 Traffic 900 blk. Front St. Police located a traffic sign in the roadway and moved it out of the way. Trees down 6400 blk. St. Andrews Dr. Public Works personnel removed trees that were blocking the road. Upset 4600 blk.... — Updated 11/19/2021
Kamiak grad shines spotlight on minority entrepreneurs
Kamiak High School graduate Michael Bervell is shaking things up with his new book, "Unlocking Unicorns." Released in September by New Degree Press (a pay-to-publish company), it... — Updated 11/18/2021
Cantwell urges support for local journalism
On Thursday (Nov. 4), U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) spoke on the Senate floor to urge her Senate colleagues to support the local journalism provisions in the Build Back Better... — Updated 11/18/2021
