News in the community

WildStyle Gym in Snohomish raised over $1,200 for a breast cancer organization through a Burpees contest, as reported by gym representative Sara Morris. Participants of all ages joined the effort, highlighting community engagement in health-related causes. In another charitable effort, the Snohomish Police and Washington State Patrol conducted a Thanksgiving food drive, collecting 1,200 pounds of food, which included 1,000 pounds for local families and 200 pounds for pets in need. The YMCA of Snohomish County thanked Les Schwab Tires for providing new tires for five vehicles, enhancing their ability to transport children. In sports, Connor Hogle, the clubhouse manager for the Everett AquaSox, earned the title of 2025 Northwest League Home Clubhouse Manager of the Year after being selected based on surveys from managers, players, and executives.

Hogle's career with the AquaSox began in 2018, showing his commitment to the team. These community initiatives and recognitions reflect the strong local spirit and support for health, welfare, and sports. Such events foster a sense of unity and provide essential resources for those in need.