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State paves the way for reopening of venues
As the doors to event venues prepare to swing open, Mill Creek is already taking steps to help businesses make a comeback from COVID-19’s impact on bottom lines. Gov. Jay Inslee... — Updated 9/29/2020
Clean water requires a plan
The water that flows over streets, sidewalks, and through soil and into groundwater carries pollutants that eventually flow into the Puget Sound – so cities must take action. The... — Updated 9/29/2020
City to select new Council member
The City of Mill Creek is scheduled to interview 13 candidates in a special council meeting, tonight, at 6 p.m. The interviews are intended to lead to selection of a new City Council member, to fill a seat vacated by former Mayor... — Updated 9/29/2020
Crumpled Mill Creek ballot box was accidentally hit
The ballot box at the Mill Creek Post Office was hit accidentally and should be replaced by the time ballots arrive in mailboxes Oct. 15. Mill Creek Police Officer Todd Bridgman inv... — Updated 9/29/2020
SnoPUD: We're ready for storms, potential power outages
With stormy weather forecast for the latter part of the week, Snohomish County PUD is prepared to respond quickly to power outages and minimize disruptions to its customers. The... — Updated 9/25/2020
City holds mask-giveaway on Sept. 29
The city of Mill Creek is distributing free, reusable cloth masks from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, in the City Hall North Parking lot, 15720 Main St. Recreation Coordinator Jay... — Updated 9/25/2020
COVID testing sites impacted by wildfire air quality
Testing for COVID-19 was disrupted by the air quality issues in Snohomish County, but other options are available for those who require a test. Anyone with symptoms or close... — Updated 9/23/2020
County first responders help fight wildfires
Fire District 7 is being pulled into out-of-state fires, and is also hoping to get the message to residents – adhere to the burn ban, and clear dry debris from residential... — Updated 9/22/2020
Mill Creek Sports Park | Through Your Lens
The sun shines on Mill Creek Sports Park. Remember the sun?... — Updated 9/18/2020
Through Our Lens | Penny Creek
Penny Creek meanders under 35th Avenue SE in Mill Creek and continues east toward the Highland Trails neighborhood.... — Updated 9/18/2020
School of Rock, safety education |City Briefs
Summer concerts, free online In past years, School of Rock, Lynnwood, concerts would punctuate summer’s end with an in-person, live concert at a local venue. But with live venues unavailable, the traditional full day of music is... — Updated 9/18/2020
Seven tips to save money and have fun shopping online | Prime Living
Online shopping allows you the ease of getting items delivered directly to your door. Not only is online shopping convenient, but it also allows you to discover sites that help you... — Updated 9/18/2020
Five tips for creating a low-maintenance home | Prime Living
Because most people are spending more time at home than usual, ensuring your living spaces are clean and uncluttered can make being home more comfortable and enjoyable. However, not everyone has the time, or desire, to devote to... — Updated 9/18/2020
Should seniors consider a reverse mortgage now? | Prime Living
Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about reverse mortgages? The coronavirus damage to my retirement account has me considering it, but I want to make sure I know what I'm... — Updated 9/18/2020
Manage medical conditions during COVID-19 | Prime Living
Diabetes and heart disease are two pre-existing medical conditions that researchers believe contribute to elevated risk of severe complications from COVID-19. In fact, patients... — Updated 9/18/2020
Thrilled to be freewheelin' from home | Prime Living
Culture shock is real. It happens when you go and when you return. Our world is different. It's shifted. Or maybe it's we who've changed. Like this: • We spend more time savoring... — Updated 9/18/2020
Police Beat
Sept. 6 Arrest, disobeying officer Officers stopped a vehicle for a registration violation in the 2900 block of Seattle Hill Rd. A 58-year-old Snohomish male was arrested and booked into the Snohomish County Jail for driving with a... — Updated 9/18/2020
What happened to Rodney Johnson?
Police still do not know what happened before Rodney Peter Johnson ended up shot in the head, likely in the late 1980s. Johnson's body was found floating in Lake Stickney in the lat... — Updated 9/18/2020
Remote learning is a fit for local family
The first day of school used to come with memories of new shoes, backpacks, and possibly a ride on a yellow bus. But pandemic-era students will have an entirely new set of memories.... — Updated 9/18/2020
More change on Mill Creek City Council
The city of Mill Creek needs two new council members. Another seat opened on the council this week when council member Mike Todd moved into the director seat, for the Public Works... — Updated 9/18/2020
Loa Griesbach started her adult life paralyzed
Loa Griesbach has handled her quadriplegic status as a bit of a dare. "I don't fit the box or follow the rules. If you tell me that my condition means I'm going to be like this or t... — Updated 9/18/2020
Ciaravino's contract is amended to add five days of paid time off
City Manager Michael Ciaravino's performance review ended with a majority opinion of the council that he "met expectations," and his contract was amended to add five additional... — Updated 9/18/2020
Happening nearby: Online Oktoberfest in Edmonds
Mill Creekers might want to circle Oct. 3 on their calendars. Edmonds Rotary's first-ever Edmonds Virtual Oktoberfest is 6-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3. The online Zoom event will... — Updated 9/17/2020
Health District: Elementary schools can start planning for in-person instruction
Snohomish Health District health officer Dr. Chris Spitters said Friday, Sept. 11, that based on ongoing moderate but declining COVID-19 transmission, elementary schools can start... — Updated 9/12/2020
SnoPUD offers EV customers rewards for charger installation
As part of its Connect & Drive program, Snohomish County PUD is offering customers up to a $500 reward for the purchase and installation of qualifying Level 2 Energy Star EV... — Updated 9/12/2020
