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Snohomish County will host multiple recycling events for Earth Day on April 26, offering residents opportunities to recycle electronics, batteries, and Styrofoam. Notably, Interstate All Battery Center expects to divert over 162,000 pounds of materials from landfills. These events support local sustainability efforts and engage the community in environmentally friendly practices.
Quick Quack opened a new car wash in South Everett on April 9, 2025, following a rebranding of the former Glint Car Wash. Tommy’s Express held a groundbreaking ceremony for its first Washington location on March 21, 2025, promising quick service and advanced technology. Both establishments aim to enhance local car wash options while engaging with the community.
Two individuals were taken into custody following a standoff at the Farwest Motel in Everett, where shots were reportedly fired. The situation escalated, prompting a response from the Region 1 SWAT Team after failed negotiations with the suspects. The identities of the suspects remain unclear, and it is still unknown who fired the shots.
The Everett Public Schools Board has announced five finalists for the Director Position 3, following the resignation of Caroline Mason. The finalists, selected for their diverse backgrounds and commitment to education, will be interviewed during an open session on May 1. The newly appointed director is expected to be sworn in at the regular school board meeting on May 13.
Snohomish County PUD is set to celebrate Earth Day with its Energy Block Party on April 26th, featuring family-friendly activities, an electric vehicle show, and informative presentations on energy efficiency and solar solutions. The event aims to engage the community while providing valuable insights into sustainable living. Attendees can enjoy food trucks, giveaways, and hands-on activities for children, making it a fun day for the entire family.
The Edgewater Bridge Replacement Project in Everett, Washington, is progressing with the completion of piling placement and plans to dismantle the existing bridge soon. The city emphasizes safety, reminding the public that the construction site is closed and access is strictly prohibited. Live updates on the demolition can be followed via a dedicated webcam on the city's website.
The Wendt & Mayor's Arts Awards, set for April 10, 2025, celebrate outstanding contributions in the arts within the Everett community. This prestigious event aims to recognize local talent and organizations that significantly impact the cultural landscape. Attendees can look forward to an inspiring evening dedicated to honoring creativity and innovation in the arts.
The Everett Police Department is investigating two separate assaults that occurred at drive-thru coffee stands along Evergreen Way. In both incidents, a male suspect attempted to attack female employees, prompting an urgent call for public assistance in identifying him. The police are increasing patrols in the area and providing flyers to local coffee stands featuring the suspect's image.
The City of Everett invites the community to the annual Wendt and Mayor’s Arts Awards, celebrating local artistry and creativity. The event will honor notable contributors in the arts and promote the Teen Storytellers Project, showcasing the importance of the performing arts in community engagement. This gathering is not only a celebration but also a call to action for supporting the arts in Everett.
Mayor Cassie Franklin is set to participate in the National Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety, an initiative aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety across the nation. The event, taking place on April 9, 2025, will feature discussions on crucial topics such as Vision Zero and smart growth strategies. This engagement reflects a growing commitment among local leaders to prioritize pedestrian safety in urban planning.