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WSU Everett chancellor leaves job, replacement named
Paul Pitre, chancellor at the Everett campus since 2016, left the role to return to a faculty position.
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Life
This Everett Easter Bunny rides a Harley
No Name Riders motorcycle club brings a week-late egg hunt — and chrome — to Legion Park on…
Local News
Everett to recreate Clark Park gazebo in new location
The newly built gazebo is expected to be located in Harborview Park along West Mukilteo Boulevard. Construction could…
Government
Everett may fund study of possible annexation
A proposed budget amendment would set aside $200,000 to study annexing land, likely in areas south of the…
Local News
Everett council OKs adjustments to utility bill timelines
The new law means the city cannot shut off a utility customer’s water until at least 48 days…
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Everett charter review board to solicit public comment
The committee that suggests adjustments to the city’s charter wants suggestions from the public for potential changes.
Local News
Everett considers funding for large pipeline project
The $113 million project would build new water and sewer infrastructure along Marine View Drive to support the…
Government
Everett to consider increased utility tax rate
The city currently charges a 6% fee for utility services. The new tax could increase that to 12%.
Local News
Snohomish County celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with food, music
The holiday celebrating Irish culture saw dozens gather at Shawn O’Donnell’s for musical performances, beer and food.
Life
Cluck yeah! Why we love rotisserie chicken
Hot, juicy and cheap, the bird feeds families, fuels performers and sparks joy.
Local News
Everett’s Drone as First Responder program underway
The police department’s Flock Aerodome drones allow officers to get eyes on a scene in under three minutes.
Local News
Rep. Larsen tours new Everett opioid treatment clinic
The clinic, used to treat opioid addiction through medication and counseling, opened on Monday.
Government
Everett proposes more changes to utility billing timelines
The city is proposing the changes with the hope of preventing excessive late fees, staff said.
Crime & Justice
Everett approves new penalties for drug exposure to children
The law adds an additional charge for individuals who expose children to certain drugs.
Education
Everett High School counselor wins state award
Gretchen Stiger was named the Washington School Counselor of the Year.
Sports
Coe: Flaming out at Firefighter Stairclimb
Herald writer joins Everett Fire Department in march to top of Seattle’s Columbia Tower.
Local News
Providence Everett welcomes new chief administrative officer
Dave Lawson, most recently vice president of operations at Virginia Mason, will oversee day-to-day clinical operations.
Life
Apollo Exos, hub for brews and tunes, will expand
The late-night record shop and beer bar will have a big expansion sometime over the next year, its…
Local News
Everett utilities to switch to monthly meter readings
A transition period of three longer-than-usual 40-day billing cycles will mean some residents may see temporarily higher bills.
Government
Everett distributes annual human needs grants
The city allocated about $338,000 worth of grants to service providers across the city.