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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.
Everett has earned recognition as a bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists, highlighting its commitment to developing a safer and more accessible bicycle network. The city has made significant progress in implementing its Bicycle Master Plan, which has resulted in over 24 miles of bikeways since 2011. Community events throughout May will further celebrate this achievement and promote cycling as a sustainable transportation option.
The City of Everett will launch a tuition-free Bezos Academy Preschool in 2022, emphasizing Montessori education principles. This initiative, backed by the Bezos Family Foundation, aims to provide quality early childhood education to local children, addressing educational disparities. Mayor Cassie Franklin expressed enthusiasm for this opportunity to enhance educational access in the community.
A political action committee's mailer for Everett City Council candidate Ben Zarlingo falsely associates statements with MyEverettNews.com, prompting a response from the news outlet. MyEverettNews.com clarified that it does not endorse candidates and has no affiliation with the misleading claims made in the mailer. The situation raises concerns about misinformation in local elections, highlighting the importance of accurate representation in political communications.
The 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for the City of Everett outlines strategic goals and funding allocations to address community needs, particularly in behavioral health, housing, and public services. The plan highlights past performance achievements from the 2020-2024 period, noting significant successes in rent assistance and homelessness prevention, while also acknowledging unmet goals in economic development and housing assistance. This comprehensive document serves as a roadmap for utilizing federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Charges have been filed against Elmer Nash Junior for the 1987 murder of Everett Firefighter Gary Parks, who died while battling a fire at Everett Community College. Nash pleaded guilty at his arraignment, marking a significant development in a case that had remained unsolved for over three decades. Mayor Cassie Franklin and Everett Fire Chief Dave DeMarco expressed gratitude for the resolution of this tragic event.
The Dick's Drive In Restaurants Food Truck made its debut in Everett on December 5, 2020, attracting significant attention during the Holiday on the Bay event. This marked the first appearance of the popular food truck in the city, delighting local residents.
Dick’s Drive In Food Truck will debut in Everett, Washington, on Saturday, December 5, at the Port of Everett's Holiday on the Bay celebration. The food truck will serve burgers and shakes from 4 to 7:30 PM, but will not offer fries. Social distancing measures will be in place, and attendees are encouraged to wear face coverings.
The article discusses a document created by the City of Everett, authored by Meghan Pembroke, detailing local housing initiatives and policies. It highlights the importance of these initiatives in addressing housing challenges within the city. This information is crucial for local residents and stakeholders interested in urban development and housing solutions.
The City of Everett, Washington, has launched the Getting to Safe Toolkit in collaboration with the Snohomish Health District to assist small businesses in safely reopening amid the ongoing pandemic. This initiative provides essential resources and guidelines, emphasizing community support during challenging times. The program reflects the city's commitment to fostering a safe business environment and economic recovery.