The Rotary Club of Mill Creek honors Students of the Month from Henry M. Jackson High School, Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School, and North Creek High School each month.

The November 2021 Students of the Month were selected with the theme of Overcoming Adversity.

With six yes votes, zero no votes, and one abstention, on November 23rd the Mill Creek City Council chose Martin Yamamoto as interim city manager on a temporary basis until such time that another manager is selected and appointed.
 

Our cat of the week Melody is ready to sing her way right into your heart!

This gorgeous two-year-old Tortie is sweet, playful, and has an impressive vocal range. Sometimes she sings high, sometimes she sings low, but she always sings on key!

Connie Allison was officially sworn in as one of Mill Creek’s newest city councilmembers at the November 23rd city council meeting.

Allison defeated incumbent Benjamin Briles by a 408-vote margin or 8%.

The Kiwanis Club of Mill Creek is excited to be the exclusive partner of the North Pole to bring you Santa in 2021!

Like everyone around the world, Santa and his elves have had to make the switch to virtual visits.

Mill Creek Women’s Club members were on hand recently to present to Jennifer Boyington, Hope Creek Charitable Foundation Global Director, a check for $2,500 to go towards purchasing building supplies to construct a new building for the Mill Creek Food Bank.

Mill Creek Police Officer Ian Durkee was promoted to sergeant on Tuesday, November 9th.

He joined the Police Department in 2007 and has served as detective, training officer, K9 handler, corporal, acting sergeant, and public information officer.

In 2024, when Sound Transit light rail arrives in Snohomish County, Community Transit will no longer run buses to Northgate or downtown Seattle because light rail will provide more capacity and faster trips.

This creates an opportunity for the agency to look at new bus routes and increased frequency on existing routes within the county.

The Everett School District board of directors voted to put two replacement levies on the February 2022 ballot.

The 4-year replacement Educational Programs and Operations levy and the 6-year Capital levy would replace two levies expiring in 2022 and would start collecting in 2023.

Well, not exactly cheek to cheek, but Garden Club did waltz into its first face-to-face meeting since March of 2020.

It was a jovial meeting at Shawn O’Donnell’s newly spruced up conference room, complete with new lighting and a much-appreciated new PA system.

Wearing masks was required, but it did not dampen the enthusiasm of those attending!