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Everett's annual Wintertide celebration kicks off on November 28, 2025, with a free tree lighting ceremony featuring family-friendly activities. The festival includes over 40 events, such as the Cookie Crawl and Holiday on the Bay, promoting community engagement and local businesses during the holiday season.
Voters in Snohomish County must utilize one of 35 official ballot drop boxes by 8 p.m. on Election Day, November 4, 2025, as mailing ballots may result in delays. The county auditor advises against using mail services due to reduced operations and encourages voters to track their ballots online. Preliminary results will be available shortly after polls close.
Everett City Council approved $2.79 million for a pallet shelter community for the homeless, with funding from COVID relief. The shelter, located near Sievers Duecy Boulevard, will provide housing for women and children and is set to open in December 2025. Critics raised concerns about the site's limited accessibility to essential services.
Snohomish County reports a 22.24% voter turnout with 120,390 ballots recorded. Early results show Cassie Franklin leading the Everett mayoral race with 52.45% of the votes, while other local races indicate competitive outcomes. More data may alter these preliminary results as they continue to be updated.
The City of Everett, Washington, announces a $200,000 LTAC grant pool for 2026, focusing on operational support for tourism initiatives. Applications close on December 15, 2025, with a shift in funding priorities due to returning lodging tax revenues. The city encourages applicants for marketing activities to seek support from the Snohomish County Tourism Promotion Area Grant Program.
Judge Karen Moore participated in a Q&A session aimed at providing deeper insights into her background beyond the voters' pamphlet. The initiative, organized by My Everett News, seeks to inform voters about candidates in the upcoming Court of Appeals election. This effort underscores the importance of informed voting in local government decisions.
Judge Tam Bui is featured in a Q&A aimed at providing voters with deeper insights beyond the typical voters' pamphlet. The article encourages candidates to share their backgrounds and perspectives ahead of the upcoming election.
Marcus Nunez, a 23-year-old candidate for Everett City Council District 3, emphasizes his commitment to community service despite lacking formal endorsements. He aims to address the city's park safety by advocating for the return of park rangers. Nunez prioritizes his full-time dedication to the council role, setting him apart from opponents.
Mayor Cassie Franklin participated in a Q&A session to provide insights beyond the voters' pamphlet. This initiative aimed to give candidates an opportunity to share more about their backgrounds ahead of the upcoming elections.
Mayoral candidate Scott Murphy aims to provide more insight into his background beyond the voters' pamphlet. In a recent interview, he shared his vision for Everett's future and his plans to engage with the community.