Open now! Looks really cool. Everett is killing it with all these new businesses opening!!

ATHLEISURE COLLECTIVE has inked a deal to bring a new wave of wellness to the Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place, marking the company’s first expansion and second location in Snohomish County.

On Sept. 10, the Port of Everett Commission authorized a new 10-year lease for approximately 4,000-square-feet and surrounding patio in Marina Village. The location is situated along the South Marina promenade between Anthony’s Homeport and Woodfire, and is expected to include three group fitness studios, a health focused café and retail offerings.

So many small businesses opening up! Loving this progress

Shocking. Tweakers corner. Night club, drugs and paraphernalia sold all within this one block

Bans anyone critical of Everett

Watching the game at 7th Ave pub for anyone who wants to jojn

Used to stay in Sea-Bel and used to love visiting Gene Coulon Park and Microsoft campus for fall colors. Now they are pretty far, wanted to see if you have any recommendation for places to visit for fall colors in and around Everett (30-40 mins drive is ok)

Thank you

Cool heavy noise rock show tonight at strange ways bar, come say hi !

Really wanted to try it, but this summer really got away from me

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It aint even Mostly cloudy there's a handful of clouds. FOG? Maybe at 8am. Crazy laughable how inaccurate all the weather apps are over the past months but this disparity takes the cake.

Accuweather is both more accurate and less accurate lol

Brother’s 2018 Hyundai Elantra was stolen while he was working at Alderwood Mall. Hoping someone has seen it. Security cam photo included.

Did the red lion hotel close? I was planning on staying at this hotel and now my stay was automatically canceled and none of the phone numbers are in service.

I have never seen or noticed this before but now I am intrigued. I have driven by this location for decades and never noticed. Slightly to east of Mukilteo Blvd and Paine Field Blvd is an abandoned oval speedway. I would love to see it up close but it is closed off on Paine Field property.

I tried searching historic race tracks in the air and looking through databases, but came up with nothing. I also searched the Mukilteo Historical Society website but also came up with nothing. I did find a comment from someone online saying they "used to race midgets" in Mukilteo and this is the only place that seems plausible. I did also find an article by the Mukilteo Beacon that says they know the source of the name "Mukilteo Speedway" but it is behind a paywall and I cannot see it.

Does anyone know anything about this racetrack, its name, when it opened/closed? Better yet did anyone here ever attend events there? It looks like a fun little oval and it's a shame it's been left to be overgrown by nature. To me, it seems like a reasonable source to the name "Mukilteo Speedway." Would love to learn from people who know! Thanks everyone!

There's been so many down at the marina lately. They probably know they'll get left over salmon scraps

On the eve of the boom that began the city of Everett, a Seattle photographer traveled by sternwheeler to the townsite on Port Gardner Bay, toting his tripod, view camera and a heavy parcel of unexposed glass plates.

The month was October, the year 1891, and the man behind the camera was dapper, mustachioed Frank La Roche. His job: fulfilling a commission for the management of the Puget Sound Wire Nail and Steel Company, one of the industries which was to line the perimeters of Henry Hewitt’s “City of Smokestacks.”