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The 2025 Everett Film Festival will feature an exciting lineup, including the Oscar-winning short film "I’m Not a Robot." Scheduled for April 5-6 at the Everett Performing Arts Center, the festival promises a mix of longer films and short films across various genres, along with engaging presentations. Attendees can enjoy complimentary snacks and a mid-day happy hour, making it a delightful event for film lovers in the region.
The article discusses the recent flyover of the Boeing 777x airplane over Everett, Washington, as captured by local resident Benjamin Rice. It highlights the significance of the Boeing 777x in the future of Everett's manufacturing industry, especially as Boeing prepares for certification flights leading to a 2026 delivery. The piece also touches upon the positive impact on Boeing's stock following the event.
The Snohomish County Council recently passed Ordinance 25-014, which revises regulations surrounding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in urban zones. This ordinance expands eligibility to duplexes and attached single-family homes, aiming to alleviate the housing affordability crisis by promoting the development of ADUs. Council Vice Chair Megan Dunn emphasized the importance of these changes for sustainable urban growth and housing flexibility.
The Snohomish County Council has unanimously passed Ordinance 25-015, aimed at increasing access to childcare by reducing regulatory hurdles for providers. This ordinance will facilitate the establishment of childcare facilities in more locations, addressing the pressing need for childcare options in the region, which has been designated as a "childcare desert." Councilmembers emphasized the importance of this measure in supporting working families and enhancing the local workforce.
The City of Everett's water utility recently completed emergency repairs on a critical water transmission line east of Lake Stevens, affecting around 22,000 customers. The repairs were executed swiftly, with service restored in less than three days, and residents were advised on how to clear any potential water discoloration. No property damage occurred, and all impacted customers were notified via an automated alert system.
Historic Everett is hosting its first-ever Book Fair on March 22, 2025, in Downtown Everett, showcasing over 15 local authors and their works. The event aims to celebrate literature and foster community engagement, with authors available for discussions and book signings. This annual event is expected to strengthen the local cultural scene and promote reading within the community.
Water service has been restored to customers affected by the repair of transmission line 3 in Everett, WA. Residents experiencing sediment or discoloration in their water are advised to flush their lines until the water is clear. For ongoing issues, homeowners are encouraged to contact the local Public Works department for assistance.
The City of Everett has announced that repairs to Emergency Water Transmission Line 3 are complete, with water service expected to be restored by midday on March 18, 2025. City forces are currently refilling the pipe, and residents are advised to contact local utility services for any inquiries. This update highlights the city's efforts to maintain essential services during emergency repairs.
The City of Everett has initiated emergency repairs on a critical water transmission line east of Lake Stevens, affecting approximately 22,000 customers. While service restoration is expected within 24 hours, the utility has urged residents to conserve water during this period. The repairs were prompted by a fracture in the 52-inch Transmission Line 3, which has been in operation since 1936.
Crews in Everett, WA, successfully completed emergency repairs on transmission line 3 after a significant leak was discovered on March 15, 2025. Water service was restored by March 18, with updates provided to keep residents informed throughout the process. The city has also addressed a separate issue regarding duplicate utility billing notices caused by a computer error.