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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg announced plans to dedicate a production line in Everett for the 737 MAX 10 at the annual Bernstein investors conference. The MAX 10, which has over 1,200 orders pending, is not yet FAA-certified for commercial sale. The new line will help offset reduced production of the 787 Dreamliner, which is built exclusively in South Carolina.
Lincoln Varsity Drumline secured first place at the drumline competition held at Glacier Peak High School on May 31. Competing teams included West Seattle High School and several others, with Roosevelt, Interlake, and Cedar Park Christian winning best section awards. The event showcased local talent and drew a significant audience.
Longshoreman Merrick Parnell embarks on a 1,750-mile bike ride to raise funds for childhood cancer, stopping in Everett this week. The ride spans several cities, including Huntington Beach and Portland, highlighting community support and awareness for the cause.
Panther Run, a 24-hour relay fundraiser, takes place in Tribune, Kansas, beginning on June 4, 2025. The event supports the Travis Manion Foundation and features notable participants like Dave LeWarne and Tuck Gionet. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with music and community engagement.
Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue will host a public meet and greet for fire chief candidates on June 8 at 5:30 p.m. Fire Chief Kevin O'Brien is retiring on July 15, prompting the search for his successor among five candidates. Community members are encouraged to attend to learn more about the candidates.
Everett City Council is advancing plans for a new outdoor events center to host the AquaSox minor league baseball team and a USL soccer franchise. The council allocated $20 million for property acquisitions necessary for the project, which aims to create a vibrant community hub.
Blake Camus, a 9-year-old heart disease survivor, threw a ceremonial first pitch at the Everett AquaSox game on May 31. Camus, along with fellow youth ambassador Avery Hultz, highlighted the importance of awareness for childhood heart conditions during the event organized by the American Heart Association.
Snohomish's advisory committee for the First Street Master Plan will hold its first meeting this month, focusing on the future layout of parking and crosswalks. The committee, primarily composed of local business owners and residents, aims to address overdue sewer and water pipe replacements beneath First Street.
Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien announced his retirement from Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue after 34 years as a firefighter. The search for his successor includes a proposal to temporarily share duties with Fire District 4's Chief Don Waller. A final decision on the new chief is expected by late June.
Everett launched a community survey to support its bid for certification as a Washington State Creative District. The survey invites feedback on the city's strengths and challenges, with a focus on downtown as the proposed district area. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasized creativity's role in Everett's identity and economic growth.