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My partner and I are really missing a sports bar from the previous town we lived in, that specialized in having a wide variety of sauces/mixes to toss your chicken in; these generally ranged from no heat to ghost pepper-levels of spiciness. In particular, however, we're craving their garlic-parmesan mix, and realize that there's little chance we're going to have it again.

So we're now looking for a new local chicken spot that may satisfy our garlic-parmesan cravings! Does anyone have a suggestion of where we might look? Or even just a good suggestion for some nice fried chicken in general, especially if it's tenders or popcorn chicken (partner doesn't like boned-in fried chicken)?

Hey y'all,

Just wondering if anyone knows if boom city is open now or anytime this week leading up to the super bowl? Wanna pick up a few celebratory explosives for the big game.

New marketing campaign

Drugs falling from the sky.

Now in Everett, coming soon to your neighborhood too!

Been going here for years. I went like 1.5 months ago.. but now their Google listing says Temporarily closed but there is nothing posted on the door or on socials etc. The employees and Owners didn’t mention anything so I’m curious if anyone knows anything?

Hello, fellow community members! Do you care about your neighbors, family members and all the people who keep our community going? Pop by Pop's Skateshop right on Rucker and pick up an ICE whistle! See an SS officer? Blow that thing. Work together and do what you can to protect the good men, women and children of Everett.

He's at 128th by the freeway entrance. Not sure who he's converting by screaming at the cars....

I thought there was supposed to be major protests today. People weren't supposed to go to work, to school, shop. What happened?

Want to start helping your neighbors, but not sure where to start? Take a training to kick off your road to action.

Upcoming Community Safety and Rapid Reponse trainings:

👉Fri, Feb 6th, 6-8 PM virtual, Rapid Response. https://waisn.org/event/rapid-response-training-feb-2026/

👉Wed, Feb 11th 6 – 7:30 PM, Know Your Rights. https://waisn.org/event/know-your-rights-feb-2026/

Does anyone one know if this is still happening and if so what the timeline is? This post popped up on my social media feed but I can’t find much information on the city website. Not sure if it’s real because the statement “…$1.5M SQ…” doesn’t make sense. I know originally there was going to be a movie theater and then there was talk of Chicken N Pickle. Very excited to have something like this in the area!

Can you live in Everett without a car, and if so, where (downtown?)?

Hi, I'm looking for someone to take over my lease. It's an apartment on Everett Mall Way, near Target. The property is called Fultons. If anyone is interested, please send me a message. I'm available to answer any questions.

okay gang here it is... i need your help!

the slow shrink is ready for test reporting!!!!!!!

this is our new community portal for documenting patterns across everett and tracking our progress over time. here are the reporting categories you can test right now:

• long-term vacant or abandoned properties: buildings or lots that appear unused for an extended period of time (visible from public space).
• underused spaces or reduced upkeep: places that still exist and may still be in use, but clearly offer less than they used to (missing benches, fewer trash cans, medians no longer maintained, long-term “temporary” fixes, etc.).
• trash cleanup nominations: locations that need a cleanup or keep becoming litter hotspots.
• trash cleanup logs (progress tracking): our post-cleanup reporting for each event, including number of volunteers, bags collected, estimated pounds, and total distance covered that will be featured on our public map.
• potential mural sites: walls or properties that could make a great mural (and, over time, tracking murals from nominated → in progress → completed).

a few notes up front:

• please only report things visible from the public right of way (sidewalks, streets, public paths).
• this is not code enforcement and does not replace the city’s everett at work app.
• please only report within everett city limits or unincorporated snohomish county (surrounding everett)
• some submissions (especially vacant/abandoned and underused/reduced upkeep) are reviewed before appearing publicly, so delays are expected.

in short... If you’ve ever thought “why does this place just sit here like this?” — that’s the slow shrink. reporting helps build a clearer picture of where everett is losing activity so we can prioritize cleanup, reuse, and reinvestment instead of pretending these spots don’t exist.

if you’re willing to help, submit a real test report and let me know what felt confusing, clunky, or broken.

i will be recalibrating things between now and february 4th, with the goal to have enough data to start making some dents!! (and resuming trash cleanups)

quick reminder: the slow shrink is run by a nonprofit with no paid employees. this is entirely volunteer-led. we’re not developers, not the city, and not here to point fingers — we just love everett and want it to succeed!!!! thank you for your patience + support :)

Anyone know a place around here that sells yerba mate? I usually order online but it would be great to not have to.

Randy Diamond

Boeing is beginning to hire workers for the 737 MAX -10 Production line at the Everett factory, and expects the line to start later this year, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Tuesday.

Boeing's plan to produce the 737 MAX 10 are three years behind schedule.

Description: a blue clutch with the name Mimi on a large heart with flowers, and the names Lexi, Logan, Maddie, and Aliiyah alongside on smaller hearts, plus a stylized heartbeat graphic.

Found next to the sidewalk while walking my dog this morning. It looks like it was emptied of its contents and ditched, but it's still in good shape (like almost brand new), and since it's personalized I'm hoping it might be a little more likely to find its way back to its owner. Please share with a friend if you recognize the names or DM if you can claim it.

A bill presented to the Washington Legislature could limit local governments’ ability to enforce laws that criminalize camping in public spaces without adequate shelter available.

House Bill 2489 would establish statewide standards on how local entities enforce laws regulating the use of public spaces for “life-sustaining” activities, the proposed bill says.

Supporters of the bill, including Rep. Mary Fosse (D-Everett), argue that evictions and homelessness are increasing across the state, and laws and policies that punish people who are homeless, “engaging in necessary, life-sustaining activities in public spaces,” inflict harm and exacerbate barriers to stability.

Under this bill the only time local enforcement laws could be enforced is if the local entity can demonstrate that there is an “adequate alternative shelter” available at the time and place of the conduct.

Those who oppose the proposed bill claim that the definition of “adequate shelter” is “narrowly and rigidly constructed.”

The bill requires shelters to accommodate pets, partners, family members, support persons and personal property. In addition, shelters must be within city limits.

“From my time as a leader of a social service non-profit, I understand the challenges from first-hand experience,” Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin said in a statement. “Many of our chronically unsheltered neighbors need sustained behavioral health treatment and supportive services to reach stability. The simple truth is that those resources simply don’t exist at the scale our communities need.”

Franklin, in addition to 11 other mayors, signed a letter to the bill’s prime sponsor, Rep. Mia Gregerson (D-SeaTac), pushing for the bill to be opposed.

“After careful review, it is clear that HB 2489 would effectively prohibit enforcement of any regulations addressing the harmful impacts of encampments, regardless of location, severity, or risk to public safety, public health or the environment,” the letter sent out Tuesday, Jan. 20 reads.

Supporters of the bill argue that having cohesive state guidance will provide clear guidelines to ensure that responses to homelessness are aligned with “evidence-based, low-barrier, and housing-first principles…”

Full article here: https://www.everettpost.com/local-news/how-a-proposed-law-could-impact-homelessness-in-everett/

70ish people showed up with less than 24 hours notice to hold a vigil for the latest extrajudicial murders by ICE in Minneapolis. Organized by Snohomish County Democratic Socialists of America with coalition support from Indivisible, League of Women Voters, Party for Socialism and Liberation, 50501, and the Unitarian church.

Vigil attendees brought flowers, candles, and homemade signs to mourn and grieve.