Washington – Mill Creek View

Exceptional Connections at 17: Stillconnecting businesses, still giving back

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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Redfellow Music Festival Returns to Bothell for Its Fifth Year

Events, Opinion

By Mill Creek View Staff One attendee called it “the perfect nano-Woodstock,” and it is easy to see why. On Saturday, July 18, the Redfellow Music Festival returns to Starlight Meadows in rural Bothell for its fifth year, bringing an afternoon of original live music to one of the prettiest outdoor venues in the region.

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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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Washington’s Push for Rural Healthcare

News

By Augustus Hutton In December of 2025, Washington received approval for a $181 million as part of the total $1 billion rural healthcare funding plan; this is due to the large cuts in Medicaid federal funding. As a part of this, the funding will help enhance and grow existing hospitals and hospital complexes in rural

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Mill Creek View 2025: Building Bridges, Empowering Youth, Growing Community

Lifestyle, Opinion

As we reflect on 2024’s successful rebuilding efforts, Mill Creek View is excited to share our vision for 2025. Under the leadership of Nicole, Judy, and Casey, we continue to honor Fred Fillbrooks legacy while evolving to meet our community’s changing needs. Our Youth Carrier Program: A Foundation for Future Success At the heart of

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City Seeking Applicants for Design Review Board and Park & Recreation Board

Events, News

October 15, 2024 Media Contact: Jody Hawkins, City of Mill Creek, (425) 582-6003, communications@millcreekwa.gov For Immediate Release MILL CREEK, WA. – The City of Mill Creek is currently accepting applications for three vacancies on our Design Review Board with terms ending on May 31, 2027, and two terms on our Park & Recreation Board currently

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Lake Stevens Film Festival Celebrates Pacific Northwest Talent and Filmmaking Excellence

Events

Media Contact: Laura Bettelheim Founder and Director of Lake Stevens Film Festival laura@lakestevensfilmfest.com (206) 349-0482 Lake Stevens, WA — The Lake Stevens Film Festival is proud to announce its return this year with an exciting showcase of films that highlight local talent and storytelling. This festival is a platform for the rich cultural and artistic

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Girl Scouts Clean Up

Events, Lifestyle

Many thanks to Girl Scouts of Western Washington Troop 222 for picking up litter on Seattle Hill Road last weekend. Troop 222 recently joined our new Adopt-a-Street program – a way to encourage citizens to create a healthier and cleaner environment in our community by reducing litter. The Adopt-a-Street program is for anyone who would like to

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Washington state RETAILERS’ hopeful recent changes in the law will curb theft

News

By Carleen Johnson | The Center Square Washington retailers are feeling a bit more optimistic about dealing with theft now that lawmakers have passed changes in state and federal law. This session, the Washington State Legislature passed Initiative 2113 to lessen restrictions on police pursuits. Retailers hope the new measure, which goes into effect in June, will provide

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Add A Little Wine to Your Walk

Events, Lifestyle

Save the Date for our 2024 Spring Wine Walk through the Town Center! We’re adding a VIP Experience and a few more stops along the way! More details available soon!
Peoples Bank (WA) – Greet Mill Creek – Mill Creek Chamber Of Commerce – Seattle Uncorked

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Exceptional Connections at 17: Stillconnecting businesses, still giving back

Redfellow Music Festival Returns to Bothell for Its Fifth Year

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

Time For Summer Growth

Washington’s Push for Rural Healthcare

Mill Creek View 2025: Building Bridges, Empowering Youth, Growing Community

City Seeking Applicants for Design Review Board and Park & Recreation Board

Lake Stevens Film Festival Celebrates Pacific Northwest Talent and Filmmaking Excellence

Girl Scouts Clean Up

Washington state RETAILERS’ hopeful recent changes in the law will curb theft

Add A Little Wine to Your Walk

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