Are you aware of what is happening right here in Everett? OMG. Regular people are working hard, living out their dreams and being responsible. There are tons of Everett citizens right now that care about themselves and those around them and they are doing a good job at what they do. We are here FIRST to report it to you. That’s right. Everett Wa Blog is going to tell you first about the normal hard working people in our town that do things right. This week we are featuring Espresso Avenue coffee and juicy drink drive-thru owned by Suzy Schuller. This fantastic coffee drive-thru is located on the corner of Everett and Rockefeller Ave. The girls here have their clothes on which keeps me from puking early in the morning. Read more »
Operation Homefront is proud to announce Freedom Walk 2010, being held nationwide during the month of September. Throughout the country, citizens will gather in their local community to participate in a walk to show appreciation for service members and their families, to remember the events of September 11, 2001, and to raise awareness for Operation Homefront. Join us for the walk in Everett at the Snohomish County Courthouse, 3000 Rockefeller Ave – 11:00 AM, Sunday, September 12, 2010 Register for this walk at: Operationhomefront.net
It’s seriously coming down to the wire now. The poll was hacked but now you can still vote on where you want your Dick’s drive-thru in Snohomish County and everyone has a say. Just posted in the Lake Steven’s journal, Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon urged local residents Wednesday to voice their vote in what some call the county’s most important poll in decades. “The fact is, we need a Dick’s Drive-In in Snohomish County,” Reardon said. Read more »
Believe it or not Seattle folks do travel North. They do enjoy the very businesses that are provided right here in Everett and Snohomish County. See, you can’t get to the tulips without getting hungry on I-5. You also have to feed your kids after a big day at the Imagine Children’s museum. The visiting friends and family of the Navy base are all visitors. Don’t forget there are a number of out of town contractors for the Navy and other businesses that stay in Everett and they all need to use our services. This is why we are proud to announce that The Seattle times partnered with us Everett Wa Blog. We will work together to make your business grow. We definitely want to thank The Seattle Times for recognizing Everett Wa blog as a reputable source.
Volunteers of America’s Everett Food Bank is excited to be the beneficiary of Community Transit’s 2010 CAN Food and Funds Drive! This year, Community Transit donated 29,764 pounds of food to the Volunteers of America Everett Food Bank.
“It is so exciting to see a group come together to help feed so many people in this community! Food drives are the backbone of the food bank. We wouldn’t be able to serve over 6,000 Read more »
If you are a City of Everett resident and do not have a library card, or if your card has expired, September is a good time to sign up for a new card or have your card renewed. The library is celebrating National Library Card Sign-Up month in September by holding a drawing for an MP-3 player donated by the Friends of the Everett Public Library. All current Everett Public Library cardholders, in good standing, are eligible. Read more »
Prohibition Grill hopes you can make it out to help celebrate their 2nd anniversary. Big Block Party. Outdoor Beer Garden with Live Blues Stage — all day and all night. It is going to be an amazing event. Saturday, September 4, 3:00pm. And of course you are going to be really really really really safe.
Von Flake (top left) and a few volunteers clean up after the Dinner Bell Outreach at 1st. Congregational UCC
A big part in the creation of EverettWablog is to focus on the positive side of the Everett community and to bring light upon all aspects of our city’s people, events and things that inspire or make us simply think. Sometimes not all things turn out good but everything has an influence which I believe shifts our perceptions and can make things better. There are so many people that I have met in Everett that are shining stars. They have helped me change for the better and I love to share what they are about.
It’s 5:00 on a Thursday night. Von Flake is leading his team of dinner bell troops in the kitchen of First Congregational UCC of Everett. Every Thursday he and a few volunteers choose a complete balanced menu with dessert included. Tonight and every Thursday he will lead in feeding the homeless and hungry citizens of Everett. Read more »
The City of Everett Cultural Arts Department brings the Disney/Pixar computer-animation UP to Cinema Under the stars at Thornton A. Sullivan Park at Silver Lake, Camp Patterson field 11405 Silver Lake Rd. Pre-show entertainment starts at 7:30 p.m. Movies begin at dusk , Bring blankets or chairs to the park and enjoy this free outdoor summer movie series.
United Way’s annual Spirit of Snohomish County Breakfast will feature Liz Murray, whose life story was turned into a TV movie From Homelessness to Harvard. The Spirit of Snohomish County Breakfast celebrates the extraordinary spirit of giving back to our community by recognizing five of the community’s most remarkable volunteers and citizens. It will be held on Wednesday, September 8 at 7:30 am at the Tulalip Resort Casino Hotel. This is the fourteenth year United Way has recognized extraordinary people for their community involvement and volunteerism. Spirit of Snohomish County winners are nominated by the public in five categories: youth, adult, Labor, Business/Organization and the Reeves-Sievers’ Award for Lifetime Achievement. The Spirit Breakfast is open to the public, however seating is limited and advance reservations are required. Cost is $25 per person. Please call United Way at 425.374.5570 for information and reservations by Friday, August 27. You may also make reservations for the breakfast online at United Way’s website Spirit of Snohomish County Breakfast
Are you aware of what is happening right here in Everett? OMG. Regular people are working hard, living out their dreams and being responsible. There are tons of Everett citizens right now that care about themselves and those around them and they are doing a good job at what they do. We are here FIRST to report it to you. That’s right. Everett Wa Blog is going to tell you first about the normal hard working people in our town that do things right. This week we are featuring Espresso Avenue coffee and juicy drink drive-thru owned by Suzy Schuller. This fantastic coffee drive-thru is located on the corner of Everett and Rockefeller Ave. The girls here have their clothes on which keeps me from puking early in the morning. Read more »
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