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The Everett Animal Shelter will receive a $20,000 grant from Petco Love to support its lifesaving efforts for pets in Snohomish County. This funding is part of a larger initiative where Petco Love announced over $12 million in grants to local organizations nationwide. The investment aims to enhance the shelter's capacity to care for more than 1,500 dogs annually.
Revive Bowls and Smoothies opened its permanent location in Downtown Everett on June 20th, offering fresh smoothies and bowls. The owners have transitioned from a food truck to a brick-and-mortar cafe at 2831 W Marine View Dr. Initial hours include Sundays from 10 AM to 3 PM and weekdays from 10 AM to 6 PM.
A high-speed chase ended tragically when a Mini Cooper plunged off the Edmonds ferry dock in Washington, resulting in the deaths of two passengers. The incident followed a police pursuit that began on I-5, where the vehicle was clocked at over 100 mph. Authorities continue to investigate possible drug and alcohol involvement.
Everett police arrested four individuals, including three juveniles, linked to gang-related graffiti vandalism. Investigations revealed connections between graffiti and firearms, with multiple weapons discovered during arrests. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasized the urgency of addressing gang violence among youth.
Everett will host Pride events from June 17 to June 18, 2025, featuring concerts and block parties. The festivities aim to celebrate inclusivity and support local organizations like the Everett Music Initiative and Richmond Court Appointed Special Advocates.
Community Transit bus driver Matt Chomjak won first place at the 2025 International Bus Roadeo, marking his second victory at the prestigious event. Chomjak attributes his success to his passion for driving and extensive preparation, demonstrating exceptional skill in navigating a challenging obstacle course.
Imagine Children’s Museum will debut "Doc McStuffins: The Exhibit" on June 21, 2025, following a members-only preview on June 19. The bilingual exhibit encourages children to learn about health and empathy through interactive play in a toy hospital setting.
The City of Everett approved the Comprehensive Plan for 2044, incorporating amendments related to land use and development regulations. The Planning Commission held extensive public hearings and workshops before finalizing the recommendations for the city council's approval. This update aligns with state growth management requirements and regional planning policies.
Everett City Council approved several amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, enhancing transportation demand management strategies and improving transit services. Notably, policies prioritize safety and accessibility for all users, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and support affordable housing preservation.
Farolito Psychology will sponsor a community event on June 18, 2025, focusing on the intersection of pets and psychology. The event aims to foster compassion and generosity within the community while promoting mental wellness.