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The Washington State House Democrats held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Evergreen Manor Family Services Center in North Everett on October 11, 2023. This new facility aims to provide essential services to families in the community. The event highlights the ongoing efforts to enhance local support systems.
Dick's Drive-In is expanding into Everett, Washington, with the approval of a new location just north of Airport Road on Highway 99, following a recent demolition approval by Snohomish County. President Jasmine Donovan emphasizes the chain's commitment to quality food and community, promising to create approximately 50 new jobs with this opening.
Second Chance Antiques & Furniture in downtown Everett, Washington, offers a diverse selection of antiques, collectibles, and used furniture, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit of owner Bryan McClimans. Open since January 1, 2013, the store features multiple vendors and handmade furniture, encouraging locals to shop and support independent businesses. Visit their Facebook page for updates or stop by in person to explore the ever-changing inventory.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has announced that southbound SR 529 will be reduced to one lane until fall 2024 as part of a construction project that aims to enhance the interchange with Interstate 5. Drivers should expect a new speed limit of 25 mph due to sharp turns and the ongoing construction of a roundabout and new ramps. This project will ultimately improve traffic flow and extend the HOV lane from the US 2 interchange in Everett to SR 529.
The Youth Advisory Board event in Everett, WA, held on April 27, 2023, addresses critical issues in public policy, particularly focusing on youth engagement and community development. This initiative aims to enhance collaboration between local youth and policymakers, fostering a more inclusive approach to governance and community service.
Mayor Cassie Franklin of Everett, WA, issued five new directives aimed at addressing critical issues such as violence prevention, behavioral health, housing, climate action, and economic prosperity. Each directive outlines specific initiatives designed to improve the community's safety, well-being, and sustainability. These measures underscore the city's commitment to responsive governance and community partnership.
The I-5/US 2 interchange planning study's online open house has concluded, with organizers thanking participants for their feedback, which will influence future developments. Updates and further engagement opportunities will be communicated later this year. Interested individuals can subscribe to receive news about the project through the city's website.
The article announces the closure of the online open house for the I-5/US 2 Interchange planning study, thanking participants for their feedback. The comments collected will inform future developments regarding the interchange, with further updates expected later in the year. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to community engagement in infrastructure planning.
Renee's Clothing, a beloved fixture in downtown Everett since 1994, is closing its doors as sisters Sharon Sanford and Sue Nemo shift their focus to Laurie’s Boutique in Stanwood. The store will host a "moving on" sale throughout July and mid-August, with plans to offer similar styles and brands at an extension of Laurie’s called The Back Door. Loyal customers are encouraged to visit the new location for continued access to their favorite contemporary clothing.
The City of Everett provides crucial updates on COVID-19, including health and safety guidance, vaccine resources, and local regulations. This information is vital for residents to stay informed and safe during the ongoing pandemic.