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36 Snohomish County arts groups share in $10M grant round

Plus, HASCO breaks ground on 124 affordable homes in Lynnwood.

The Daily Everett team2 stories16 sources5 min read

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Thirty-six Snohomish County arts groups, seven in Everett, win grants from a $10 million pool

The Community Accelerator Grant round by the numbers

$10 million
in unrestricted grants this round
745
arts and culture groups funded statewide
36
Snohomish County recipients
$11,875
average Snohomish County grant

If you love Everett's arts scene, some of your favorites just got a boost. and Allen Family Philanthropies announced Tuesday that they're sending $10 million in unrestricted grants to 745 arts and culture groups across Washington. Thirty-six local organizations in Snohomish County are on the list.

Seven Everett groups made the list. The Dance School and All Aboard of America 1 each got $17,500, while the Everett Philharmonic Orchestra got $2,500.

Seven Everett groups got between $2,500 and $17,500

Source: MyEverettNews.com

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The Dance School$17,500
All Aboard of America 1$17,500
American Urban Art$12,500
Black Heritage Committee$12,500
Everett Chorale$7,500
Everett Museum of History$7,500
Everett Philharmonic$2,500

This year's money went to groups with annual budgets under $1 million. That helped lift the average award from $10,753 in 2025 to $13,423 in 2026.

  • Grant range: $2,500 to $25,000
  • Counties reached: 37 of Washington's 39
  • Top reported needs: programming, salaries and labor
  • Renewal: another $10 million for 2027

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HASCO breaks ground on 124 affordable homes in south Lynnwood

If you're hunting for an affordable place to live near Lynnwood, help is on the way. The Housing Authority of Snohomish County broke ground Tuesday on The Bow Tie at 5710 200th St. SW, the former site of the Pinewood and Timberglen apartments. estimates it'll be finished in 2028.

Gov. Bob Ferguson and State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti joined the $90.1 million groundbreaking. Ferguson said that after visiting all 39 counties on the campaign trail, housing was the issue he heard about most.

Bonds and tax credits cover most of the $90.1 million

Source: HeraldNet.com

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AmountShare
Bond issuance$39.5 million43.8%
Low-income housing tax credits$32 million35.5%
Amazon Housing Fund$6.5 million7.2%
Snohomish County$6.1 million6.8%
State Housing Trust Fund$5 million5.5%
State commerce department$1 million1.1%

The name honors former HASCO Executive Director Bob Davis, who wore a bow tie to the ceremony, naturally.

  • Seniors: 60 units at 30% to 60% of area median income
  • Families: 64 units at 50% to 60% of area median income
  • Area median income: $151,200 in Snohomish County
  • Amenities: air conditioning, community room, bike storage

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Mill A trial

Opening statements began Monday in the trial over how to split the cleanup bill at the site, 3500 Terminal Ave. Port of Everett attorney Aric Jarrett said Weyerhaeuser "has the ability to pay for the cleanup." HeraldNet.com

Home sales

Everett homes priced under $600,000 had 20 closings and 20 new pending offers, the most closings of any resale range, according to Coldwell Banker Danforth's Brandice Raybourn. Those homes had a 14-day median market time. Everett Post

Everett homes under $600,000 sold for 95.7% of asking

95.7%Share of original asking price received by homes under $600,000

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Share of original asking price received by homes under $600,00095.7%

Silvertips

The Silvertips lost both home games Friday and Sunday, with a win in Wenatchee on Saturday in between. They're 6-8-1-4 with 17 points, ninth in the WHL Western Conference. HeraldNet.com

Lynnwood taxes

The Lynnwood City Council unanimously voted Monday to use all of its , expected to bring in $2.2 million more per year. Starting in 2027, the average Lynnwood household with a home valued at $670,000 is expected to see its property tax bill rise $128 a year, interim finance director Monisha Harrell said. HeraldNet.com

Bird flu

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed bird flu caused the deaths of dozens of birds at Monroe's Lake Tye Park. Warning signs are posted around the park urging people to stay away from the birds. KIRO 7 News Seattle

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Northshore schools

Families urged the Northshore School District to rework its closure proposals at the final forum Tuesday at Cottage Lake Elementary in Woodinville. A district committee has recommended closing Cottage Lake and dividing its students among three schools. KOMO

Shoreline bridge

Shoreline had targeted Sat., Nov. 7 or Sat., Nov. 14 to close I-5 and lift its light rail pedestrian bridge into place. That's now pushed back by several months and maybe longer. MyNorthwest.com

Edmonds trees

The Washington State Supreme Court has notified the parties in Rimmer v. City of Edmonds that it will review the March 2026 appeals court ruling that dismissed the case as moot. My Edmonds News

The Rimmer tree case moved from the appeals court toward the Supreme Court

  1. MarchAppeals court dismisses the case as moot.
  2. MayRimmer's attorneys petition the appeals court to review its ruling.
  3. June 6Rimmer's legal team files a Petition for Review with the state Supreme Court.

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Washington State Ferries will mark Veterans Day with flags flown aboard its vessels today, Wed., Nov. 11. At 11:11 a.m., all vessels underway will sound a whistle salute. Edmonds BeaconMy Edmonds News

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36 Snohomish County arts groups share in $10M grant round

Plus, HASCO breaks ground on 124 affordable homes in Lynnwood.

The TLDR

  1. 36 Snohomish County arts groups win Community Accelerator grants
  2. HASCO breaks ground on 124 affordable homes in south Lynnwood
  3. Trial over Mill A waterfront cleanup costs is underway
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