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Mukilteo Police investigating train vs. pedestrian collision https://loom.ly/yvw1wd8
The Mukilteo Police Department is investigating a train vs. pedestrian collision Thursday on the train tracks near Mt. Baker Crossing and Mukilteo Lane. Officers were dispatched to the collision at …
Ferry system steers toward less choppy waters: https://loom.ly/QGZf-MM
Leaders of Washington State Ferries know their navigation of the nation’s largest public ferry system is frustrating those most reliant upon it. Riders want stable service at …
Savvy Senior - Do you need a digital will?: https://loom.ly/22_mvXc
Dear Savvy Senior, My wife and I had our estate plan – including a will, power of attorney and advance directive – drawn up about 10 years ago but have recently read that our plan …
State voters want more child care investments, new poll finds: https://loom.ly/60ynrXw
Washington voters want more money invested in child care and support more taxes on wealthy people and businesses to pay for it. And, in a poll released last week, 87% of those surveyed …
Health and Wellness - Controlling anger in today’s angry world: https://loom.ly/ogin-jA
I think we all know that people seem more angry today than in the past. We experience it from others, or we ourselves are angry. Anger is a powerful emotion that can profoundly impact both our mental …
Shadows and blue skies from Rosehill https://loom.ly/r7jTsl0
In addition to being a near-perfect summer day for a stroll, it's an opportune time to break out the camera/cellphone. Mount Baker is out, of course, and shadowplay at Rosehill Community Center …
Volunteers recognized during grand opening of bike park in Japanese Gulch. City officials, Parks and Recreation Commission members, volunteers, and community members came together June 15 to commemorate the grand opening of the Mukilteo Bike Park with a ribbon cutting. Mayor Joe Marine described the park as a testament to the dedication and hard work of the community.
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Rick Larsen cancels kickoff due to expected pro-Palestine demonstrators. Larsen’s statement: In the last week, pro-Palestine demonstrators have disrupted community events I held throughout the district. I expect the same to occur tonight in Everett. My campaign staff is capable and dedicated to the values we all share, however, they are not trained or equipped to conduct security at these events.
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Rick Larsen cancels kickoff due to expected pro-Palestine demonstrators https://loom.ly/nbpuBDs
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen has canceled his Snohomish County kickoff event scheduled Monday at 5:30 p.m. at Scuttlebutt Brewing Taproom in Everett. Here is a statement from Larsen, whose District 2 …
Off Kilter columnist has thoughts on – Types of people: : https://loom.ly/HOr79es
Guest View - Pride Month: Celebrating progress, working toward a brighter future: https://loom.ly/bd08vXk
As leaders within the LGBTQ+ community, we celebrate the tremendous progress made in advancing equality, justice, and inclusion in the 55 years since the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York City. We …
Donate blood July 8 at Mukilteo Library: https://loom.ly/VcdPUNY
Bloodworks Northwest is stopping by with its Bloodmobile from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, July 9. Call 800-398-7888 or go to www.bloodworksnw.org/giveblood to book a one-hour appointment. A photo ID is …
Car show - Cool cars for a worthy cause: https://loom.ly/CtYJ1Mg
Weekly Worship – Becoming an apprentice of Jesus: https://loom.ly/NIux5vg
We recently needed some plumbing work done at our home. When the plumber, Zach, arrived to fix our problem, he was not alone. He brought along his apprentice Caleb. I was quite impressed to …
Mukilteo Police Chief Andy Illyn graduates from FBI Academy: https://loom.ly/25SovNc
Chef Dez on – Different ways to make an easy dinner: https://loom.ly/SYG7QAs
Let’s face it – regardless of the season, our lives are consistently hectic, often providing a convenient excuse to avoid cooking from scratch. Incorporating quick and easy meal ideas …
Police Beat: https://loom.ly/jk1uC5k
June 11 Theft 13500 block 42nd Ave. W. A resident found a stolen license plate. Police seized the plate and booked it into evidence. Welfare check 600 block Front St. A caller …
Letter to the Editor – City Council should restrict short-term rentals: https://loom.ly/Scbir7Q
To Mukilteo City Councilmembers: As long-time residents, we strongly support the ban on short-term rentals! We highly value our quality of life living in Old Town and in the past have fought for …
Cheers to ACES' Class of 2024: https://loom.ly/AqBMyQo
Mukilteo School District photographer Bill Trueit attended ACES High School's graduation at Rosehill Community Center. Good luck, graduates!
Kamiak valedictorian: ‘High school is really where you can find yourself’: https://loom.ly/U3SpI-I
Like many other members of the Class of 2024, Kamiak senior Lindsey Ehrlich was a late bloomer. A worldwide pandemic in March 2020 disrupted Ehrlich’s life and the lives of students …
Mukilteo athletes compete at Nike Outdoor Nationals: https://loom.ly/RWPvPk4
Letter to the Editor – Short-term costs of renaming Mukilteo Speedway would lead to long-term benefits: https://loom.ly/GKKv40Y
I have to say I am pretty shocked by the recent uproar about a new name for Speedway. In as much as this is such a simple idea, it’s not surprising that City leaders have a tough time making …
Mayor's Message – Summer events in Mukilteo: :https://loom.ly/Pm31zJw
Summer is in the air, and Mukilteo has some great events planned that I wanted to highlight in this edition of Mayor’s Message. Touch a Truck Touch a Truck will be held at Lighthouse …
Ex-Kamiak coach’s sexual misconduct trial to be rescheduled: https://loom.ly/UHXM88s
Volunteers recognized during grand opening of bike park in Japanese Gulch: https://loom.ly/o7NcTRc
The rain did little to temper the enthusiasm of City officials, Parks and Recreation Commission members, volunteers, and community members who came together Saturday to commemorate the grand opening …
A photo essay – Celebrating the Class of 2024: https://loom.ly/1sLnPu8
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Congratulations to the Class of 2024: https://loom.ly/Fxvh3O8
The Class of 2024 faced challenges and obstacles no one could have ever imagined. A worldwide pandemic shut down schools and left students and their families scrambling to attend classes …
Update: Mukilteo Post Office removed drive-thru mailbox after lock was stolen: https://loom.ly/yRSgvC4
The Mukilteo Post Office removed its drive-thru mailbox after thieves broke the lock to the mailbox. A Mukilteo Post Office employee provided incorrect information about the mailbox in a June 12 …
Moments Notice – The truth is in how we tell it:https://loom.ly/WWWfXGw
Last week, a great band played a fantastic concert at Edmonds Center for the Arts. The Wallflowers may be considered a one-hit-wonder to many, but this melodic and creative band led by Jacob Dylan …
The June 19 issue of the Mukilteo Beacon is available in print and online for subscribers. Read about the decision NOT to change the name of Mukilteo Speedway, the grand opening of the Mukilteo Bike Park, and take a look at our Kamiak and Mariner graduation photos. Send your letters to the editor to [email protected]. To subscribe go to https://www.mukilteobeacon.com/subscribe-home/
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