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City of Everett and partners help small businesses prepare for safe reopening

The City of Everett, in collaboration with the Snohomish Health District, has introduced the Getting to Safe Toolkit to assist small businesses in preparing for safe reopening as Snohomish County progresses through the governor’s Safe Start plan. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasizes the importance of adhering to safety protocols despite the push for economic recovery. This toolkit consolidates recommendations from various credible sources, aiming to streamline the reopening process for local businesses.

Friday In Downtown Everett Group Plans Die-In To Highlight Climate Change

An upcoming Global Climate Strike Die-in event will take place on Friday, September 20th, at the Snohomish County East Administration Building in downtown Everett. Sponsored by local organizations including 350 Everett and the League of Women Voters, the event aims to raise awareness about climate change and its dire consequences. Participants are encouraged to arrive early to create signs reflecting the impact of climate-related deaths and to demand urgent action from leaders.

More housing and commercial development coming to Everetts riverfront

The Everett City Council has approved a revised master plan for the Riverfront Development, which will feature a mixed-use community with residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. The development, led by Shelter Holdings, promises to enhance the local economy by introducing new housing units, a hotel, and a park, while also addressing environmental restoration. Construction on the project is set to begin this summer.

More housing and commercial development coming to Everetts riverfront

The Everett City Council approved a revised master plan for the Riverfront Development, allowing Shelter Holdings to construct a mixed-use project featuring a movie theater, 1,250 housing units, and a 250-room hotel. The development aims to enhance local amenities and stimulate economic growth in Everett.

Everett Career Link offers youth internship opportunities

Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin launched the Everett Career Link program, a partnership with the Everett School District, to provide high school students with summer internship opportunities. The initiative aims to enhance local economic vitality and help students gain real-world experience while earning credits. Businesses like Kaiser Permanente and Providence are already participating.

Everett Career Link offers youth internship opportunities

The article announces the launch of the Everett Career Link program, a partnership between the Everett School District and the City of Everett aimed at providing internship opportunities for high school students. This initiative is designed to help students earn high school credits while gaining valuable insights into local businesses. Mayor Cassie Franklin and Superintendent Dr. Gary Cohn emphasize the program's potential to enhance students' career readiness and contribute to the community's economic vitality.

2 Alarm Fire Damages 5 Boathouses, 2 Boats At Everett Marina

A fire at the G dock of the Port of Everett Marina early Monday morning damaged five boathouses and two boats, one completely destroyed. The fire, reported around 7:50 AM, escalated to a two-alarm response, with no injuries reported. Investigators are assessing the damage and working to determine the cause of the fire.

Explore downtown Everetts rich history with new walking tours

Downtown Everett will host new walking tours to explore its historical significance starting September 12, 2018. Led by Kembra Landry, these tours will highlight landmarks like the Everett City Hall and the Everett Public Library, recognized for their architectural heritage.

Explore downtown Everetts rich history with new walking tours

The City of Everett has introduced two new historical walking tours designed to showcase the city's rich heritage and development. Funded by a grant from the Washington State Department of Archeology and Historic Preservation, the tours are accessible via mobile devices, featuring important locations and detailed narratives about Everett's history. Residents and visitors can learn more about these tours on the city's official website.

Metro Everett City Council Approves New Ordinances for Urban Development

The Everett City Council recently approved several ordinances during a public hearing on August 29th, 2018, impacting the Metro Everett area. These ordinances include amendments to the Metro Everett Subarea Plan and development standards that aim to enhance local urban planning and economic development. Residents can access various resources and documents related to these changes on the city's official website.