Mukilteo crypto founder accused of operating $10 mil Ponzi scheme
MUKILTEO—Mukilteo resident and Korean National Ga-ram “Andy” Park is being accused of operating a Ponzi scheme, targeting elderly Korean Americans, and resulting in investor losses of over $10 million. Park is Founder and CEO of the crypto currency trading company Vehicle Mining Systems USA (VMS) which was founded in 2022 and promises high returns from […]
New indoor basketball training center, Shoot 360, to open in Lynnwood this October
LYNNWOOD—A brand new indoor basketball training facility, Shoot 360, is set to open in Lynnwood this Fall which will combine state-of-the-art technology with elite-level coaching to help athletes better their game on, and off, the court. Shoot 360 considers itself a leader in basketball innovation and skill development and provides athletes of all skill levels […]
Franklin and Zarlingo address Fred Meyer store closures
EVERETT—Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer, has announced the permanent closures of its store located in Everett’s Casino Corner and another in Kent’s East Hill neighborhood, citing a “rise in theft and a challenging regulatory environment.” The closures, scheduled for October 17 and 18, of this year, will affect approximately 360 employees and raise […]
Hobbs rebukes Trump’s vow to eliminate mail-in voting nationwide
WASHINGTON, D.C.—In a bold move that will likely be met with fierce legal opposition, President Donald J Trump announced on Monday, August 18, on Truth Social that he will be signing an executive order to “get rid of MAIL-IN BALLOTS,” calling the mail-in voting system a “scam” that facilitates voter fraud. “The president’s announcement should […]
‘Washington State will not be bullied!’ Ferguson vows to defend sanctuary policies against DOJ and DHS
OLYMPIA—Washington State Governor Bob Ferguson (D), joined by elected leaders and community members, held a press conference Tuesday, August 19, addressing United States Attorney General Pam Bondi’s cease and desist letter sent Wednesday, August 13 – ordering Washington state to adhere to federal immigration enforcement efforts or risk federal cuts and criminal prosecution of officials […]
Edmonds’ Frances Anderson Center to hold Fall Programs Open House
EDMONDS—The City of Edmonds will be holding a fall program open house for its Frances Anderson Cultural and Leisure Center on Saturday, September 13, where guests can meet instructors, learn about upcoming new programs, and catch a presentation by the Reptile Man. The Frances Anderson Center’s, located at 700 Main Street in Edmonds, open house […]
Public invited to candlelight vigil for overdose awareness month
EVERETT – For the ninth year, people will gather at the end of August to remember loved ones, share resources, and spread a message of action and hope during A Night To Remember, A Time To Act. All are invited to participate in the annual remembrance and awareness event. This year’s event is set for […]
Nathan Caferro Promoted to Sports Events Manager of Sports Commission
SNOHOMISH COUNTY—The Snohomish County Sports Commission announces the promotion of Nathan Caferro to Sports Events Manager. As the Sports Events Manager, Nathan will elevate our Event Services Program including assisting with our annual sporting events and starting an Equipment Donation Program. Nathan began working for the Snohomish County Sports Commission as the Sports Event Coordinator […]
Snohomish County seeking applicants for Affordable Housing & Emergency Bridge and Shelter Housing Projects
Snohomish County is encouraging nonprofit organizations, for-profit developers, and government agencies to submit applications for homebuyer downpayment assistance and homeownership development as well as applications to develop affordable rental housing, emergency bridge or shelter housing, and sweat equity projects. All potential applicants are strongly encouraged to immediately review the Application Review Policy regarding communication with […]
Rick Steves leads Challenge Match, $302,000 raised to preserve Arts Education
The Foundation for Edmonds School District has announced the resounding success of its Save the Arts Campaign, raising an impressive $302,000—with additional pledges still rolling in—to preserve critical arts and music education programs across the Edmonds School District for the 2025-26 school year. Spurred by looming budget cuts that threatened arts education, for the last […]
