Good morning, Everett.

More than 200 people gathered Monday evening at Everett High School to support Todd Lund, a longtime local businessman battling colon cancer—his family and friends recorded a spirited video in his favorite colors to lift his spirits.

Representatives from Dick’s Drive-In and the Tulalip Tribes broke ground Monday at the new 33rd Avenue Northeast site — which will be the chain’s first restaurant on a reservation.

Today, the chain announced it will offer its classic burger menu at the location.

Snohomish County residents can provide feedback on a draft climate resiliency plan designed to address risks such as flooding, extreme heat, drought and wildfires.

They can review the plan online and submit comments until June 30 as the final version is set to be completed by the end of summer.

Stanwood officials plan emergency repairs on a 5,000-foot stretch of the 100-year-old levee that shields from Puget Sound flooding after winter storms damaged it.

The emergency declaration issued May 28 lets the city seek bids for the $1.75 million repair (funded by Snohomish County grants) while clearing permit hurdles.

Snohomish County PUD will carry out preventive maintenance and electric system improvements this summer to maintain reliable service during storm season (upgrading the Brier Substation, rebuilding 115-kV lines, trimming trees, and replacing aging poles).

The work will also support rising demand from increased electrification and population growth.

Trevor Cameron, a local horticulturist from Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville, explained how to grow Japanese maples in containers by using quality soil, proper fertilizer, and frost-proof pots; his guide (with extra tips on drainage and pot size) helps gardeners plan for long-lasting beauty on porches and patios.

Everett residents planning a landscaping project can choose between hiring service companies or tackling the work themselves, with local experts offering design, installation and maintenance help.

Consumers' Checkbook offers free ratings until July 5 (helping homeowners compare providers) to guide their choices.

The Everett U-17 girls rowing team will compete at the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida on Thursday, June 11, as they seek a top 16 time trial spot after finishing second at the Northwest Youth Regional Championships in Vancouver, Wash.

The four rowers are led by coxswain Aurora O'Brien.

The Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame Committee announced its 2026 class with five athletes, one coach, one contributor and a team to be honored at an Everett banquet on Sept.

23 at the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center (tickets are available). Guest speaker Curt Marsh will address the event.

Disposable Zeros - Tribute to Metallica

7-11 p.m. — Tony V's Garage — VIP tickets offered — Experience a night of hard rock nostalgia with a tribute to Metallica.

Waterfront Watch Party

4-11 p.m. — Boxcar Park — Free event — Enjoy waterfront views with a giant screen, food trucks, and activities for all ages.

Waterfront Watch Party

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Boxcar Park — Free entry — Celebrate summer with free watch parties featuring a giant screen, music, and activities for all ages.

Wedi Certified Installer Workshop

8:00 a.m. — T & A Supply Company Inc — Free entry — Get wedi certified and learn about waterproof shower systems while enjoying a light breakfast.

Fourth of July Festival

10 PM — American Legion Memorial Park — Free entry — Celebrate America's 250th with live music, food trucks, and family fun before the fireworks show.

Vishal and Shekhar Live Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Angel of the Winds Arena — Tickets from $108 — Experience the energetic performance of Vishal and Shekhar in Everett.