Exceptional Connections at 17: Stillconnecting businesses, still giving back

Events, News

Cyndi ONeill-Dady’s networking group celebrates its anniversary October 13 with a Clothes For Kids fundraiser open to the whole community By Mill Creek View Staff Cyndi ONeill-Dady never meant to start a networking group. Seventeen years ago she was a single mom who had just finished homeschooling her kids, making the rounds of chambers and […]

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Show Your Work

Opinion

By Jared Mead Before government asks people to contribute more, it should first show its work. My wife teaches middle school in Everett. Like teachers everywhere, she expects her students to show their work. Not because she is looking for extra steps on a page, but because showing your work demonstrates that you understood the

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Back-To-School Time Again

News

By Howie Silver Done laid around, done played around,This old town too long.Summer’s almost gone, winter’s coming onAnd I feel like I gotta travel on. So begins an old American folksong “Gotta Travel On.” It reflects a common theme of the transition from the lazy, hazy days to summer to the brisk, lively days of

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A HIDDEN GARDEN BLOOMS IN DOWNTOWN EDMONDS

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Art Walk Edmonds and Edmonds In Bloom celebrate 30 years with new mural “Haven” Contact: Rachel DobbinsTelephone: 425.298.7947Email: info@artwalkedmonds.comWebsite: www.artwalkedmonds.com Edmonds, WA, July 29, 2026– Following the soft hum of a bee, you can almost imagine the sweet fragrance of summer blossoms as you wander into a secret garden tucked between downtown buildings. White lilies

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Time For Summer Growth

News, Opinion

By Howie Silver Summertime, and the livin’ is easy,Fish are jumpin’ and the cotton is high. So begins the classic Gershwin Brothers ballad/lullaby “Summertime” from Porgy and Bess. While Washington state farmers grow over 300 different crops, apparently cotton is not one of them. However, the Chinook salmon and rainbow trout are jumping in the

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County Council Adopts Nehring Legislation to Increase Accountability and Protect Children from Fentanyl

News

Everett, WA – This afternoon, the Snohomish County Council adopted two ordinances designed to expand access to drug treatment services in Snohomish County and protect children from exposure to fentanyl and other controlled substances. Following nearly three hours of public testimony, including remarks from individuals in recovery who spoke in support of the proposals, the Council

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Time For Summer Growth

News

By Howie Silver Summertime, and the livin’ is easy,Fish are jumpin’ and the cotton is high. So begins the classic Gershwin Brothers ballad/lullaby “Summertime” from Porgy and Bess. While Washington state farmers grow over 300 different crops, apparently cotton is not one of them. However, the Chinook salmon and rainbow trout are jumping in the

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Penny Creek Natural Area Is Worth More Than Mill Creek Realizes

News, Opinion

By Anton K. Alexander   |   Real Estate Broker, Elev8 Realty Group at Compass Preetkanwal Bains PhD | Project Engineer, Washington State Ferries (WSDOT)Photo by MP Lowell Photography May 2026 The Penny Creek Natural Area (PCNA), a 60-acre wetland preserve at the corner of Mill Creek, is currently at a crossroads. The city’s decision about this area

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Snohomish County Council Welcomes 2026 Legislative Pages

News

Contact: Cassie Fannin, Director of Communications, cassie.fannin@snoco.org This week the Snohomish County Council welcomed our first ever class of Legislative Pages. This program is newly established in 2026, accepting 2 students per Council district to join their councilmember on the county campus for a week to learn about county government, meet people from all over the county

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RAP Students Shine at Annual Spring Showcase

Events, News

NEWS RELEASE: April 30, 2026Contact: Russell Wiita – Legislative Aide to Councilmember NehringRussell.Wiita@snoco.org  (425) 626-4173 Marysville, WA – Earlier today, the Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) Program hosted its Annual Spring Showcase event at the RAP Center in Marysville. Over 150 community members, labor leaders, industry representatives, and elected officials attended the event to celebrate the program’s success and meet

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From Rebuild to World Finalist: HM Jackson High School Robotics Team 2910 Shines on Einstein

News

“Jack in the Bot” wins Newton Division and advances to Einstein Finals at the 2026 FRC World Championship Mill Creek, WA — Henry M. Jackson High School’s FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 2910, Jack in the Bot, has been named a Finalist at the 2026 FIRST Robotics Competition World Championship, capping an extraordinary season defined

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Be Blissful and Joyous in May

News

By Howie Silver Tra la! It’s May! The lusty month of May!That lovely month when everyone goes blissfully astray. So begins the song “The Lusty Month of May,” sung by Dame Julie Andrews as Queen Guenevere in the Broadway musical Camelot (written by Lerner and Lowe). In the song, May is a month of romantic

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Nehring Legislation Would Shift County’s Approach to Addiction and Recovery

News

NEWS RELEASE: May 5, 2026 Contact: Russell Wiita – Legislative Aide to Councilmember Nehring Russell.Wiita@snoco.org (425) 626-4173  Everett, WA – This morning, Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring introduced a suite of legislation focused on addressing drug addiction, expanding access to behavioral health treatment, and ensuring county resources are aligned with accountability and recovery-oriented outcomes. Together, the four proposals would shift county

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An Everett teacher resigned over a relationship with a student. Shoreline Community College hired him months later.

News

Loopholes and failed investigations allowed a former Henry M. Jackson High School teacher to skirt accountability Picture Attribution: The outside of Henry M. Jackson High School on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 in Mill Creek, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald) May 2, 2026By Moe K. Clark and Eliza Aronson / The Daily Herald In April

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Standing Ovation for the Ch’uqi Ensemble at PortGardner Bay Music Society’s 40th Anniversary Season

Events, Lifestyle, News

By Corey Ihler | Mill Creek View On Saturday, March 28, the Port Gardner Bay Music Society continued its landmark 40th anniversary season with a performance that left the audience awestruck. In aninterview with the Mill Creek View, board member Sarah Swicegood described the Ch’uqi String and Piano Ensemble’s concert at Everett First Presbyterian Church,

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NWWS 2026 Annual Waterworks Online Membership Exhibition Has World View of Watermedia

Events, News

Exhibition runs May 1 – June 13, 2026 online only With more than 500 entries submitted to Northwest Watercolor Society’s (NWWS) annual Waterworks Online Membership Exhibition, juror Michael Solovyev had his work cut out for him to pick only 75 watermedia paintings. “I’m sure it wasn’t an easy task for Michael but he has picked an

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Mill Creek Invites Community to Celebrate Spring with Annual Eggstravaganza Spring Festival

Events, News

Media Contact: Jody Hawkins, City of Mill Creek, (425) 582-6003, communications@millcreekwa.gov MILL CREEK, WA. – Join the City of Mill Creek on Saturday, April 4, 2026, for our annual Eggstravaganza Spring Festival at the Heatherwood Middle School Track (1419 Trillium Blvd. SE, Mill Creek) from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Egg Hunts Enjoy themed egg hunts running

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New Mays Pond Playground Opens in Bothell Thanks to Community-Driven Effort

News

Jared Mead, Snohomish County Council Jared.mead@snoco.org Bothell, WA – Today, the Mays Pond neighborhood celebrated the grand opening of its fully renovated playground at a ribbon-cutting ceremony held at 17730 Brook Boulevard. The new, ADA-compliant playground replaces an outdated and unsafe facility that had served the community since 1990. The project owes its success to the extraordinary

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Mays Pond Playground to Host Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Saturday

Events, News

Bothell – The Mays Pond Playground in Bothell, Snohomish County has announced the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Saturday, March 14 WHAT: Mays Pond Playground Ribbon Cutting WHERE: 17730 Brook Boulevard, Bothell, WA 98012 WHEN: March 14, 2026 at 11:00 A.M. The new playground was constructed thanks to the partnership between the Mays Pond Playground

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Red Cross Responds to Multifamily Fire on 18th Ave W, Everett, WA, Supporting 41 Displaced Residents

News

The American Red Cross is providing emergency assistance to 41 people displaced by a multifamily apartment fire in the 8600 block of 18th Ave. W. in Everett. The fire left 10 units either uninhabitable or with major damage. Of those impacted, at least 50% are children. Red Cross disaster responders are on-site assisting residents with

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Esther’s Place and The Snohomish County Republican Women’s Club

News

Snohomish County police agencies responded to almost 5,000 domestic calls in 2004. A recent general crime report indicated that domestic violence made up nearly 50% of crimes against persons in WA state. (2024 WASPC annual crime report) The Snohomish County Republican Women’s Club (SCRWC)has, for many years, supported Esther’s Place, a non-profit day center for

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Fans flock to Mill Creek for Seahawks gear giveaway and rally ahead of Super Bowl

Events, News

By Clair Weber MILL CREEK, Wash. — The countdown to Super Bowl 60 is closing in, and while the big game may be happening in California, Seahawks fans are celebrating all across Western Washington. A Hawks gear giveaway and barbecue was hosted at Mill Creek Sports by the local paper, the Mill Creek View, for fans on Saturday

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Mill Creek’s Largest Seahawks Giveaway Returns Saturday with Hundreds of Free Prizes

Events, Lifestyle, Opinion

MILL CREEK’S LARGEST SEAHAWKS GIVEAWAY RETURNS SATURDAY WITH HUNDREDS OF FREE PRIZES Mill Creek View partners with Mill Creek Sports for Super Bowl celebration featuring free hotdogs, exclusive gear, and family-friendly festivities By Mill Creek View Staff Published: February 6, 2026 | Mill Creek, WA MILL CREEK — The Mill Creek community is gearing up

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