Dive In! Exploring Hat Island and Mukilteos Kelp and Eelgrass

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Snohomish County Marine Resources Committee (MRC) will host a free educational event on September 10, focusing on the vital role of kelp forests and eelgrass meadows in Mukilteo and Hat Island. The evening will feature a speaker panel that presents fast-paced talks on the current status and ecological importance of these marine habitats. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with local scientists and marine enthusiasts, enhancing their understanding of marine conservation. Light refreshments inspired by the sea will be served, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all. The MRC serves as a platform for local citizens to engage in marine conservation efforts and influence policy decisions.

This event aligns with the MRC's mission to protect and restore the marine ecosystems in Snohomish County. The initiative underscores the importance of community involvement in environmental stewardship. For more information, interested individuals can visit the event's RSVP link.

Related Articles

Lunch Time Closure of City Hall

City Hall in Snohomish will close for lunch on October 28, 2025, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM local time. The temporary closure aims to facilitate staff meetings while ensuring continued public service. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.

Snohomish County to Host 20th Annual Focus on Farming and Forestry Conference

Snohomish County will host the 20th Annual Focus on Farming and Forestry Conference from October 27 to November 5, 2025. The event aims to address key issues in sustainable agriculture and food security. Local leaders, including Executive Dave Somers, will participate in discussions on environmental and governance strategies.

Playground burned at Wiggums Hollow Park

Fire crews responded to a blaze that engulfed the play structure at Wiggums Hollow Park in Everett on October 27. The Everett Police and fire marshal are investigating the cause, while the park’s play area remains closed. Mayor Cassie Franklin called the incident heartbreaking, noting the equipment was nearly new, having opened just months earlier.