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A vehicle collided with a house in North Everett on January 20, 2025, injuring four individuals, two of whom required hospitalization. The Everett Police are investigating the incident, which occurred in a neighborhood with a speed limit of 25 miles per hour.
The Everett Police Department has identified Andrew Freeman as the suspect in a recent stabbing of a sixth grader in North Everett. Freeman, who has a history of parole violations, was arrested shortly after the incident but was released the next day, prompting questions about police procedures and the ongoing search for him. Authorities are urging the public to assist in locating Freeman and report any sightings.
Broadway Grill & Pizzeria has officially taken over the former Buzz Inn Steakhouse location on Broadway, now serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Everett, WA. The restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring pizzas, steaks, and hearty breakfasts, along with a cozy dining atmosphere and catering services. With an initial operating schedule of 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, this new establishment aims to provide a memorable dining experience for local residents.
A police chase that began in Monroe concluded in Everett when the suspect abandoned their vehicle and fled on foot. The police, utilizing K9 units and a drone, successfully apprehended the suspect near Consolidated Supply Co. within an hour of the chase.
A public hearing regarding a proposed 81-unit townhome development at Riverfront Boulevard and 36th Street in Everett is scheduled for April 17, 2025. Applicants Taylor Morrison and Core Design, Inc. seek modifications to development standards for building depth and ceiling height in the Mixed Urban zone. Interested parties can participate virtually and must submit written comments to receive a copy of the decision with appeal rights.
A vehicle drove into Lake Stevens for the second time in under three months, with foggy conditions contributing to the incident. Quick actions from a good Samaritan and local firefighters resulted in the successful rescue of the elderly driver and the good Samaritan, both treated for cold water exposure. Authorities urge drivers to exercise caution in challenging weather conditions.
The Students for Environmental Action (SEA) Club at Everett Community College is organizing a Styrofoam recycling event on January 22, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Parking Lot K. The drive-through event invites the community to drop off clean Styrofoam and other acceptable materials for free recycling, while encouraging donations to the Marysville Food Bank.
The Everett Fire Department responded to a crane accident at Everett Mall on January 16, 2025, after a large crane tipped over, injuring two construction workers. One worker was treated at the scene, while the other was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident is under investigation by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.
A 13-year-old male was stabbed near North Middle School in Everett while walking to school. The suspect, a 6-foot-tall Black male in a gray hoodie and yellow beanie, remains at large, prompting increased police presence in the area. The victim is currently in stable condition at Providence Regional Medical Center.
The article announces a public hearing regarding a proposed 81-unit land division in Everett, Washington, where each unit will consist of a three-story townhome. The applicant is seeking modifications to existing development standards, specifically concerning building depth and ceiling height in the Mixed Urban zone. This notice is crucial for local residents and stakeholders interested in community development and urban planning.