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Everett Firefighters contained a boat fire in a boathouse at the Port of Everett Marina on Tuesday, preventing it from spreading to adjacent units. Crews responded promptly around 5:15 PM and managed to control the blaze before a second alarm was issued. No injuries were reported, and an investigation into the cause is underway.
The article reports on the upcoming "March For Our Lives" event scheduled for 1 PM on Saturday at the Snohomish County Campus in Everett, despite potential snow. Organized by students and supported by various local organizations, the event aims to address gun violence in schools and will feature speakers sharing personal experiences. Additionally, the article discusses the City of Everett's decision not to purchase the Snohomish Health District building, which may impact future real estate dealings in the area.
The Mayor's Office event, scheduled for January 1, 2018, in Everett, Washington, focuses on community engagement and preventive medicine, highlighting the importance of local governance. Featuring categories like funeral and personal celebrations, the event reflects on significant community issues while promoting health awareness. This gathering aims to foster local connections and celebrate life events within the Seattle Metropolitan Area.
A boat fire at Everett Marina destroyed five boats, with no major injuries reported. Five individuals jumped into the water to escape the flames but were safely rescued. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by Everett Fire and the Department of Ecology.
The "Share with Your Mayor" event in Everett, originally scheduled for September 26, 2016, has been postponed. This informal lunchtime discussion with Mayor Ray Stephanson provides community members an opportunity to engage directly with local government on city projects and developments. Attendees can ask questions and share feedback while enjoying coffee from home.
The Everett Charter Review Committee, composed of 15 appointed volunteers, has completed its review of the city's charter, which serves as its constitution. Following public hearings and input, the committee submitted its final report to the Mayor and City Council on May 26, 2016, outlining recommendations for potential amendments. The outcomes of these recommendations will be presented to voters in the upcoming November 2016 election.
A man robbed the Chase Bank inside the Evergreen Way Fred Meyer on Friday afternoon, prompting a search by the FBI and Everett Police. A K-9 unit from the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office assisted in the search but failed to locate the suspect. No details are available regarding the amount stolen or any possible connections to other robberies in the area.
The Transportation Benefit District (TBD) established in Everett, WA, on June 18, 2014, aims to enhance the city's transportation infrastructure through generated funds. The initiative focuses on maintenance, operation, and construction of essential transportation services, ensuring optimal performance over time. This strategic funding mechanism is aligned with state and local transportation plans, emphasizing long-term infrastructure sustainability.
Craig Skotdal, President of Skotdal Real Estate and co-owner of Everett radio station Classic Country 1520 KXA, announced the purchase of the former Herald newspaper property. The acquisition signals a new chapter for the site, previously a hub for local news. This move reflects ongoing changes in the Everett media landscape.
MyEverettNews.com serves as a hyperlocal news platform for Everett, Washington, boasting an average of 75,000 readers monthly and a significant social media presence. The site offers advertising opportunities, emphasizing ethical practices and substantial audience engagement as key selling points. With a commitment to covering local news and events, it continues to be a trusted source for the Everett community.