Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of October.
Good morning, Everett.
💼 Business
Tapped Social, a new Italian kitchen with 16 craft taps and game options, opened yesterday downtown at 2900 Grand Avenue.
Owned by The Way Group Hospitality, it offers pool (starting at $10), darts, a golf simulator, and a private event space for gatherings.
🎭 Culture
A 150ft octopus mural on Pacific Avenue beneath I-5 nears completion in October.
Local businessman CJ Ebert and partners Alan Mizuta and Sean Kennedy privately funded the project to welcome drivers and highlight the waterfront and downtown.
🎓 Education
Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed Craig Chase to the community college board, replacing Bob Bolerjack after he retired following 14 years of service.
Chase, a former student and current foundation board member, will serve a five-year term to support local workforce needs.
🏛️ Government
Everett City Council approved a new business tax code on Wednesday, Oct.
14, exempting 6,500 businesses + raising rates for others to generate about $3.5 million per year for a downtown stadium project and new business support programs.
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