The $400 million bond would fund the replacement of Explorer Middle School and Mukilteo Elementary School, among many other projects.
Mukilteo Mayor/City Council
Joe Marine will serve a fourth term in office. Bob Champion and James Sterba will serve on the city council.
Thursday Update
The Edmonds levy would fund parks, police, planning and public works. Mukilteo’s levy would go toward emergency medical services.
The closures are needed in January and February to make repairs to a part of the Mukilteo ferry terminal.
Or for $650,000, score a 1960s tri-level home on Easy Street in Everett. Dishwasher included.
Two positions for City Council feature contested races on the November ballot.
Mukilteo Mayor
Mayor Joe Marine seeks a fourth term while facing a challenge from 12-year council member Steve Schmalz.
All proceeds from the Nov. 1 Cuts with Cops event will go to men’s prostate cancer research.
The celebration came as the Mukilteo School District seeks the approval of another bond measure to finish rebuilding Explorer Middle School.
The park reopened after 9 a.m. Tuesday after bomb squad teams confirmed the device was not an explosive.
The new law removes requirements for small school upgrades to go through lengthy hearing examiner reviews.
Sno-Isle Libraries and the Everett Public Library roll out the red carpet for students and parents.
The two open houses are scheduled for October. Voters will decide whether to approve the levy lid lift in November.
UPDATE
James Sterba and Carolyn Carlson maintained strong leads over a pack of five candidates Wednesday.
Mukilteo City Council
Of those seeking the position, some have run for local office multiple times, others are political newcomers.
The annexation of unincorporated land is expected to bring new revenue to the city as it faces budget challenges.
A veto from Mayor Joe Marine forced the council to bring the potential 0.1% sales tax increase back for another vote Monday.
