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Snohomish will prohibit fireworks use within city limits starting in 2026, following a City Council vote. The city currently permits fireworks on July 4 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Meanwhile, a metalwork exhibition honoring the late Phil Baldwin opens in Seattle, and a new Wendy's restaurant is under construction in Monroe.
Snohomish County's Adult Recovery Court celebrated its 1,000th graduate, highlighting its success in transforming lives affected by substance use disorder. The program, which has operated for over 25 years, has seen more than 2,000 participants and emphasizes accountability alongside compassion. Graduates have reported significant improvements in their lives, with 92% avoiding new felony convictions since completing the program.
U-Pick farms in Snohomish, including Swans Trail Farm, opened for the season, offering families the chance to pick their own strawberries. Visitors can take home their harvest for immediate enjoyment or preservation. This experience promotes local agriculture and family engagement.
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett is the only Level 2 Adult Trauma Center in Snohomish County, treating over 4,000 trauma patients annually. The center focuses on injury prevention and community education, offering programs like “Stop the Bleed” and tailored fall prevention training for seniors. Its collaboration with local industries, such as Boeing, enhances its trauma care capabilities.
Monroe will host an open house on June 18 for residents to discuss four proposed options for the Festival Lot project at the former Union Bank site. The project aims to enhance downtown with community spaces, parking, and visitor facilities, responding to residents' desire for more parking. Feedback gathered will inform the City Council's decisions in summer 2025.
Everett Rowing Association qualified two boats for the USRowing National Championship after strong performances at the Northwest Regional Rowing Championships. The Men’s Youth Varsity 8+ secured second place, while the Men’s Youth Junior Varsity 8+ finished third, both earning spots at Nationals. The teams train on the challenging waters of the Snohomish River, preparing for competitive events.
Everett City Council approved $4.8 million in preliminary funding for an $82 million AquaSox stadium project. The facility will serve multiple purposes and host both men's and women's soccer teams, but concerns about funding transparency and potential taxpayer impacts were raised by a dissenting council member.
All Aboard, a nonprofit in Everett, will debut its monthly participation in the Everett Art Walk on June 19, featuring artworks by participant Nick Butler and board member Deborah Lutz. The organization aims to provide a creative and inclusive environment for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. A Grand Opening Celebration will coincide with the event.
Snohomish County's Adult Recovery Court celebrated its 1,000th graduation on June 12, 2025. The program, which assists individuals with substance use disorders, has changed hundreds of lives and contributed to improved community safety. Graduates report high rates of sobriety and reduced recidivism, highlighting the program's effectiveness.
Snohomish County's Adult Recovery Court celebrated its 1,000th graduation on June 12, recognizing two recent graduates. This program brings together various community partners to support individuals in recovery.