Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management updated the Hazard Viewer (version 3.0) with last December's flood data and is urging residents to check addresses, bookmark the Public Safety Hub, and opt in to SnoCoAlerts for location-based warnings before winter.
The Everett Seagulls beat Marysville-Pilchuck 2-1 at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Tuesday, Oct.
20. As of Friday, Oct. 23, Everett was 5-6 in league play and 6-9 overall, while Marysville-Pilchuck was 0-12 in league and 1-14 overall.
Everett radio personalities from Classic Country KXA and KRKO star in The Legend of the Lost Logger of Lake Stevens, a Halloween radio drama based on a 100-year-old Lake Stevens tragedy that you can stream now on EverettPost.com ahead of Saturday, Oct.
31 (listen with family or friends).
Snohomish beat Monroe 49-0 on Friday, Oct.
23 to clinch the Wesco Central 3A title, scoring in every quarter and forcing turnovers in front of a large home crowd. The Panthers will host Shorecrest on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m.
The downtown library will close through November for major exterior and HVAC repairs that will require intermittent power shutoffs, crane work, and noisy construction.
The Evergreen Branch will remain open with extended Thursday and Saturday hours and will handle holds; the downtown branch is expected to reopen (Dec. 1).
The Northshore School District is weighing closing up to three elementary schools in fall 2028 and redrawing boundaries after staff presented three scenarios (Monday) that include closing Moorlands and possibly Sunrise, Cottage Lake, or Hollywood Hill.
The board will hold more community meetings in January and vote on closures in May 2027.
Snohomish County is urging residents to prepare now for a likely Super El Niño this winter, which could bring warmer temperatures, more rain, and higher flood risk from Dec. through Feb.
County officials say sign up for SnoCoAlerts, use the Hazard Viewer and real-time river gauges, and report drainage problems (SnoCoAlerts, Hazard Viewer, river gauges).
Helion signed a letter of intent with the U.S. Department of Commerce to receive $175 million from the CHIPS Research and Development Office to develop next generation semiconductors in Everett.
Combined with $50 million in private investment, the funding will support R&D, manufacturing, advanced packaging, and more than 100 local jobs.
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