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Port of Everett tax district boundary enlargement rejected by voters
Voters said no by more than 2-to-1 to the Port of Everett’s boundary enlargement measure, declining to be annexed into the port’s district. The measure would have had residents outside the port’s current boundaries subject to the port’s tax. The port’s pitch was it could spend those tax dollars toward economic growth and environmental restoration projects countywide. The largest of the 75 ports in the state has a countywide footprint.
Scene in Edmonds: Dick’s Drive-In celebrates 70 years
Dick’s Drive-In threw a party at its Edmonds location Saturday to celebrate the hamburger chain’s 70th anniversary. Customers enjoyed live music, face painting, classic cars, a photo booth and other treats. — Photos by David Carlos.
Vote on police union contracts, two public hearings at Lynnwood council’s Aug. 12 meeting
At its meeting Aug. 12, the Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to vote on the Lynnwood Police Guild’s collective bargaining agreements, which would run from 2025-2027. The contracts have been agreed upon by guild members and now head to the council for approval. Members of the public will also...
Walk-off walk gives Hops 5-4 win over Everett
It’s not something you see every day, but fans saw it Saturday night when the Hops’ Gavin Logan drew a walk in the bottom of the 10th inning for the game-winning run, leading Hillsboro over Everett 5-4 on Aug. 10, at Hillsboro Ballpark. It was a game of comebacks, as Everett tied the game then took the lead with two runs in the top of the ninth, then watched the Hops tie it 3-3 with a run of their own in the bottom half of...
Structure Fire Turns Deadly in Concrete, WA
Firefighters from Sedro Woolley, Concrete Fire, Darrington, Clearlake, and Rockport/Marblemount responded yesterday morning to a house fire located in the 15000 Block of Salmon Lane on SR 530 near Park Lane at MP 62 in Concrete (Skagit County), Washington State. (L) Map Credit: Skagit Breaking. First responders were met with...
NW 190th St between 8th NW and Richmond Beach Rd marked for no thru traffic
Richmond Beach residents were puzzled to find "No thru traffic" signs at NW 190th St and 8th Ave NW. NW 190th at this location is a short, neighborhood street running between NW 8th and Richmond Beach Road. The reason?. Wayfinding applications like Google and Waze had been routing trips from...
Lynnwood council receives staff update on annual priorities
At the Lynnwood City Council’s Aug. 5 work session, staff provided an overview of what their respective departments were doing to support the council’s stated priorities for 2024. Each year, councilmembers identify a series of priorities and, as the year has passed its halfway point, city administrators invited staff to talk about the implementation and response to those priorities. Due to the sheer volume of information to be presented, councilmembers were asked to send questions and requests for clarification over email after the meeting concluded.
You Need This: E46 BMW pickup truck
The thrill of the Ultimate Driving Machine, but with the utility of a pickup truck? You bet Facebook Marketplace has options–like this E46 BMW 3 Series trucklet. Power comes from an S54, and, looking at the photos, the BMW sports an aftermarket air intake plus a set of fender flares.
MLT commuters: North City Jazz Walk closing five blocks of 15th Ave NE Aug. 13
A heads up for Mountlake Terrace residents who commute on 15th Avenue Northeast in Shoreline. The North City Jazz Walk is being held along five blocks of 15th Avenue Northeast Tuesday, Aug. 13, with five blocks closed to vehicles between Northeast 175th and 180th Streets starting at around 5:30 p.m.
Edmonds boutique owner applying her talents to support Ms. Ukraine in upcoming Ms. World competition
Nataly Charneska, owner of downtown Edmonds’ NC Concept Store, will be part of a two-person team that will design and style outfits for a Ukrainian contestant in the 2024 Ms. World International Competition later this month in Miami. Ms. World International is not connected to the more familiar Miss...
Workshop on heat pumps August 20, 2024 in Shoreline
Learn more about these 2-in-1 appliances and how you can save up to $1,000 installing one at your home by signing up for Shoreline's FREE online workshop on August 20, 2024 from 7-8 pm. Heat pumps don’t just give you year-round heating and cooling for your home. They also filter...
Se Habla Media podcast for Aug. 10, 2024: Games and video games
Childhood memories of playing soccer with neighbors, riding bikes, and playing hide and seek are something many children today might not experience. Video games and online life have become a more attractive option. Se Habla Media’s Jaime Mendez and Diana Oliveros reminisce about some of these moments from their childhood and discuss the changes in children’s lives that technology has introduced.
Port Townsend district uses produce from its garden for school meals
PORT TOWNSEND — A group of first graders plucked snap peas from the vines and deposited them into the colorful buckets near their feet. Some sank their teeth into the seeds, while others, who were farther away, stuffed the vegetables into their back pockets for safekeeping. “The key is...
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