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A forthcoming event on March 26, 2025, in Everett, Washington, will address key topics in Human Resources and Business Finance, featuring Project Planner Dustin Gray as the main speaker. This event aims to engage local professionals and stakeholders, providing insights into emerging trends and practices within these sectors.
Caroline Mason has resigned from her position as School Board Director after 11 years of service to Everett Public Schools, a decision recognized by fellow board members and the superintendent during a meeting on March 11, 2025. Her leadership and advocacy have significantly impacted student success and community involvement, particularly during challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new Conditional Use Permit and SEPA application have been submitted for the construction of a child development center in Everett, Washington. The proposed facility will be a one-story building covering approximately 26,700 square feet, complete with an outdoor play area and parking. The project aims to enhance early childhood education resources in the community.
Dick’s Drive In Restaurant is hosting a "Construction Topping Off Party" in Everett on March 20, 2025, to celebrate a significant milestone in the building of their new location. The community is invited to participate in various activities, including signing a beam, enjoying food from the Dick's food truck, and contributing items to a time capsule. Safety measures have been prioritized in the restaurant's design, addressing local concerns.
The Seattle Seahawks are undergoing significant roster changes during the 2025 free agency period, highlighted by the departure of key players like Geno Smith and DK Metcalf. In a strategic move, the Seahawks have signed Sam Darnold and re-signed important defensive players, positioning themselves for a competitive future. With ample cap space and draft picks, the Seahawks are poised to enhance their roster further.
Josh O’Connor's departure as publisher of the Daily Herald marks a significant shift in leadership as Carrie Radcliff is appointed the new publisher. With a long history at the paper, Radcliff's focus on advertising raises concerns about the future direction and editorial integrity of the struggling publication.
A female victim bravely fought off a kidnapping attempt in South Everett on March 5, 2025, successfully defending herself against a male assailant. The Everett Police are actively investigating the incident, seeking information from the public regarding the suspect, described as an older heavyset white male. This event highlights community safety concerns and the importance of vigilance in residential areas.
Snohomish County has implemented a new vehicle donation policy, benefiting three local nonprofits: the Washington West African Center, Holman Recovery Center, and North Counties’ Family Services. This initiative aims to address transportation barriers for low-income individuals and those with disabilities, allowing nonprofits to use surplus vehicles for essential services.
The Everett Police Department recently initiated a graffiti paint-over operation on Casino Road to combat vandalism and raise awareness about community efforts in graffiti removal. Mayor Cassie Franklin praised the department's commitment to addressing the impacts of graffiti on local neighborhoods and businesses. The initiative not only aims to clean up public spaces but also to prevent youth involvement in gang-related activities associated with tagging.
Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) is hosting a free virtual event titled “Green Economy: Building a Sustainable Future” on March 18, focusing on sustainable practices and innovations that are shaping the region's economy. Industry experts will discuss topics such as clean energy advancements and sustainable transportation, emphasizing Snohomish County's potential in leading the green economy. Attendees can engage in a Q&A session, making this an interactive opportunity for community involvement.