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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 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.
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.
John Carswell's family will open the APEX Art and Cultural Center in Everett on February 18, 2023, after a windstorm delayed its launch. The center will feature the Dog Town Collection, the world’s largest graffiti and urban art collection, alongside music and event spaces. Tickets for the opening night, featuring the tribute band Hell’s Belles, are available online.
A judge set bail at $250,000 for a 57-year-old Olympia man accused of causing a vehicle explosion at the Everett Fred Meyer store. The court found probable cause to hold the suspect following the incident on Friday. The case highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in retail environments.
Apex unveiled its new downtown Everett music venue, Kings Hall, with two live shows on November 4, 2022. The venue, located in the historic Masonic Temple, aims to enrich the local arts scene. This opening marks a significant addition to Everett's cultural landscape.
Graffiti artists will gather in Everett, Washington, from September 22-25 for Going All City Northwest Part 2, following the rejection of a mural called “The Lost Samurai.” Scuttlebutt Brewing has offered a new wall for the artists after the original mural was erased. The event will feature workshops, live painting, and food trucks, welcoming community participation.
Deputies investigated a home invasion in Everett's Eastmont neighborhood that resulted in the death of a 36-year-old woman from a gunshot wound. The three armed suspects, described as black males in dark clothing, fled the scene, prompting officials to seek information from residents. A juvenile child and the victim's husband were unharmed during the incident.
Starbucks permanently closed its store at 11802 Highway 99 in South Everett due to safety concerns. The location is boarded up, with menus removed and brown paper covering the windows. This decision highlights ongoing issues related to public safety in the area.
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.