Everett, with over 111,000 residents, is projected to have tens of thousands more by 2035. To keep pace with that growth, city leaders wanted new revenue to expand parks and outdoor recreation.

In parks as in life, supermodels are OK – but with cuts in the Parks and Recreation Department in 2003, there’s a limit to how many high-maintenance divas can stay in city parks.

Back in January, the City of Everett announced plans to remove the 103-year-old gazebo in the city’s oldest park to make way for a new dog park.

The parks now fall under the city’s ‘Stay out of Drug Area’ zones or SODA. It means some charged or convicted of a drug-related crime cannot go to the park if a judge orders it.

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Everett’s City Council has passed its budget for 2025, bringing cuts to libraries, parks, and staff. The cuts help address a $12.6 million deficit.

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Plans to renovate one of Blount County’s busiest sports centers come with a few nods to the past and a $1.6 million price tag.

A potentially deadly virus in King County has prompted the City of Everett to close its three off-leash dog parks as a precaution. Howarth Park at 1127 Olympic Blvd, Loganberry Lane Park at the ...

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