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Couple answers the call at Foursquare Church
Pastors Marcus and Brenda Rabb were quite content with their lives. The two, born and raised in Los Angeles, were in the second year of leading Impact City LA, their own church... — Updated 1/13/2021
Rep. Ortiz-Self gets new chair position
The Washington State Legislature begins a regular session Monday, Jan. 11. Due to the ongoing cornonavirus, both the Senate and House of Representatives will operate mostly... — Updated 1/13/2021
Legér Skin Care Center opens in Old Town
Mayor Jennifer Gregerson (second from left) helps Denise Legér cut a grand opening ribbon for the Legér Skin Care Center Tuesday, Jan. 5. Joining in the celebration are Dru Wolff... — Updated 1/13/2021
Washington State Ferries gets a new assistant secretary
Washington State Ferries had a new leader. Patty Rubstello will serve as the new assistant secretary of WSF, replacing Amy Scarton, who is now WSDOT's deputy secretary. Rubstello,... — Updated 1/8/2021
VA Puget Sound Health Care System to open new facilities
VA Puget Sound Health Care System recently announced the groundbreaking of its new $10 million, 26,000 square foot Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) in Everett, which is expected to open its doors to veterans in late 2021.... — Updated 1/7/2021
New bishop assumes reins of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
It's been a challenging time for churches the last 10 months, with the COVID-19 pandemic impacting how people worship. But for Tom Seguine, the new bishop of The Church of Jesus Chr... — Updated 1/6/2021
More looks at Mukilteo's new ferry terminal
Readers Mirka Lewis and Will Laughlin both sent us photos of the new Mukilteo ferry terminal. Both attended Tuesday night's grand opening and enjoyed the inaugural voyage of out of... — Updated 1/6/2021
New Mukilteo ferry terminal opens
The rain and cool temperatures did not dampen people's enthusiasm, as they flocked to the grand opening of the new Mukilteo ferry terminal Tuesday, Dec. 29. The Mukilteo Multimodal... — Updated 1/6/2021
City preparing to address Mukilteo Lane concerns
One way or another, the city of Mukilteo appears ready to address Mukilteo Lane residents' concerns about the possibility of additional traffic on their street from ferry... — Updated 1/6/2021
COVID-19 vaccine distribution continues
The Washington State Department of Health continues to make progress with COVID-19 vaccine distribution and administration efforts. DOH updated phase 1A guidance just before 2021... — Updated 1/6/2021
Health officials advise continued distance, masking
One more winter holiday is coming up and health officials are sending a message that has been consistent since March, when a worldwide pandemic was first announced: distance and... — Updated 1/6/2021
The Year in Review: July through December 2020
Editor's note: The COVID-19 pandemic continued to dominate our lives in the second half of 2020. But life went on, as the city dealt with budget and housing issues, and the... — Updated 1/6/2021
Police Beat
Dec. 31 Property lost/found 11700 blk. 59th Ave. W. A resident found a wallet. Police attempted to contact the owner. Assist 800 blk. Front St. Police assisted the fire department with a dumpster fire at the NOAA building. The... — Updated 1/6/2021
Rep. Larsen out of quarantine | News Brief
Rep. Rick Larsen (D-Everett) has successfully completed 10 days of quarantine after contracting COVID-19. In a Jan. 1 statement on his Twitter account, Larsen said, “Today is my Get Out of COVID Jail day. Per CDC guidelines, I ha... — Updated 1/6/2021
Residents invited to participate in Housing Action Plan community meeting on Jan. 14 | News Brief
Residents are encouraged to participate in a community meeting on the city’s Housing Action Plan at 7 p.m., Jan. 14. The city will share potential strategy recommendations for the Housing Action Plan and hear from the public... — Updated 1/6/2021
Mayor Gregerson to run for third term
Mayor Jennifer Gregerson announced Tuesday, Jan. 5, that she will run for re-election "I'm proud of the work we've done in Mukilteo, but I believe there is more to be done," said... — Updated 1/6/2021
It's happened again: No Sounder service Monday
Well, it did rain a lot Saturday. Sounder north commuter train service has been canceled for Monday, January 4, due to a mudslide located between the Mukilteo and Edmonds stations.... — Updated 1/3/2021
Recycle your Christmas tree
Two Boy Scout troops are hosting Christmas tree recycling events. Everett Boy Scout troop No. 114 is accepting Christmas trees from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 3 at Henry M. Jackson Park in north Everett. Scouts will be at the... — Updated 1/2/2021
Dunn, Historical Society to speak at council meeting | News Brief
Snohomish County Councilmember Megan Dunn and the Mukilteo Historical Society are scheduled to give special presentations during the Monday, Jan. 4 Mukilteo City Council meeting. The council also will elect a president and vice... — Updated 12/30/2020
New Mukilteo ferry terminal to open next Tuesday night
It's almost here. The new Mukilteo ferry terminal is scheduled to officially open Tuesday, Dec. 29. Washington State Ferries' newest multimodal terminal replaces a 63-year-old... — Updated 12/30/2020
Comcast and Boys & Girls Club partner to launch Wi-Fi-connected lift zone | News Brief
Comcast Washington and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County (BGCSC) have launched Wi-Fi-connected Lift Zones at 12 locations in Snohomish and Island Counties, including Mukilteo, In the coming weeks, Comcast will equip 12... — Updated 12/30/2020
City earns clean audit from state | News Brief
Mukilteo has received a clean audit opinion from the Washington State Auditor’s Office for the fourth straight year, according to Mayor Jennifer Gregerson. “The City of Mukilteo is committed to responsible stewardship of... — Updated 12/30/2020
The Year in Review: January through June 2020
Editors note: Without a doubt, 2020 will go down as the year of the COVID-19 pandemic. The coronavirus impacted every aspect of life in Mukilteo, the United States, and the world.... — Updated 12/24/2020
Spreading holiday cheer and supporting local businesses
Every year during Mukilteo Little League's summer ball season, Jim Tinsley would give back to the community with a big hot dog giveaway. He would grill up 400 hot dogs for anyone... — Updated 12/24/2020
Mukilteo Schools hope to have some students back in buildings by late-January
The Mukilteo School District is continuing to prepare for the possible return of some students to classrooms in late-January. In a Dec. 17 email to families, Superintendent Alison Brynelson said, “Staff have been preparing to exp... — Updated 12/23/2020
