Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 14th of February.
Good morning, Everett.
💼 Business
The Reptile Zoo in Monroe will close permanently on Monday after three decades, as owner Isaac Petersen shuts the roadside attraction amid rising costs.
Blaine Brown is set to relaunch the facility as the Monroe Wildlife Center with reptiles and new mammals and plans a tentative reopening for mid-March.
🎓 Education
Everett voters approved two school measures in a special election on Feb.
10. Proposition 1 will fund a new elementary school and facility improvements with a $396,849,890 bond while Proposition 2 renews the levy to support programs and staff (adding about $15 monthly for a $600k home).
🏛️ Government
USPS unveiled a new Sorting and Delivery Center at 8120 Hardeson Road on Friday, Feb.
13 to boost package processing and daily deliveries for 122,000 customers. The facility, part of a $40 billion modernization plan, serves 8 ZIP Codes and 188 routes — enhancing service and working conditions.
🎉 Everett Events
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Free Pet Microchipping Clinic
10 a.m.–2 p.m. — Sam's Cats & Dogs — Free service — Ensure your pets are safe with complimentary microchipping.
Neko Case Concert
7:30 PM — Edmonds Center For the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the smoky, sophisticated vocals of alternative country singer Neko Case live.
Medal Madness Running Events
8:30 AM — Langus Riverfront Park — Registration required — Compete in a 5K, 10K, half marathon, or full marathon at this spirited community race.
🏠 Everett Real Estate
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💼 Everett Job Board
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