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1 week ago |
snoho.com | Michael Whitney
EVERETT — A council-initiated amendment to rezone the general area of the Phil Johnson Ballfields exclusively for parks and open space would prevent future alternate uses such as the planned Pallet shelter lot for individuals in homelessness. The city’s shelter project is already pre-emptively permitted. It will be running as a two-year pilot project on the undeveloped north end of the property near Glenwood Road and Sievers-Duecy Boulevard. The zoning change, though, would mean no repeat.
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2 weeks ago |
snoho.com | Michael Whitney
EVERETT — A now-former PUD employee in its information technology department is said to have stolen more than $100,000 worth of PUD-owned iPhones, iPads and computers from the utility to sell them on eBay. How? His job involved allocating devices to employees. This included the ability to process and wipe devices when the utility is ready to offload them as surplus. To do the crime, he was stealing the devices, unlocking them using administrative access, and putting them up for resale.
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3 weeks ago |
snoho.com | Michael Whitney
SNOHOMISH — An advisory committee about First Street Master Plan begins meeting this month, according to city sources. The committee’s public meetings will be on the third Wednesday of the month from 6-8 p.m. in the Carnegie Building, 105 Cedar St. as well as remotely on Zoom. The committee is anticipated to spend about six months discussing what is important for First Street’s future layout of its parking, crosswalks and other needs.
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3 weeks ago |
snoho.com | Michael Whitney
SNOHOMISH — The pilot of a Cessna 177 Cardinal private plane landed late on Harvey Field’s runway before crashing into the fence at the end of the airport property Wednesday, May 28, according to the FAA’s preliminary summary of the incident. The pilot was not injured. Nobody else was on board. Flight transponder data of the plane’s final five minutes show the pilot did not descend in a smooth, linear manner.
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3 weeks ago |
snoho.com | Michael Whitney
EVERETT — Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said he plans to dedicate a production line in the Everett factory to the next-gen 737 MAX 10, a version of its fourth-generation 737 MAX, at the annual Bernstein investors conference May 29. It was known for two years that a 737 MAX line would come. However, it is news that the company says Everett would get a dedicated line for its largest-capacity 737 MAX model. Other 737 MAX versions would be built in Renton.
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