Tristan Halsen, Author at Everett Post

Ferry fare changes coming: Transportation Commission seeks public input

The Washington State Transportation Commission has kicked off its ferry fare-setting price for 2023-2025, with an online survey and virtual community meetings for people to learn more and provide comments. The ferry fare revenue requirement set by the Legislature in the recently passed 2023-2025... Read More.

Sheriff’s Office Investigates Several Serious Incidents Last Weekend

Wednesday, May 17 by Tristan Halsen

On Friday, May 12th around 8:00 pm, deputies responded to reports of domestic violence DV), kidnapping, and assault in the 3300 block of 164 Street SW. The victim, an adult woman, sustained blunt force injuries and was being held against her will. Deputies were... Read More.

Snohomish County’s Litter Wranglers Return to County Roads for 2023 Season

Monday, May 15 by Tristan Halsen

Everyone enjoys the beauty of the Snohomish County outdoors. From the white-capped mountains to the evergreen trees and glistening waters of Puget Sound, the great outdoors call to many. One group heeding the call is the Snohomish County Litter Wranglers, which will return for... Read More.

2023 Health & Fitness Expo and Family Fun Run

Sunday, May 7 by Tristan Halsen

Edmonds Parks & Recreation in partnership with Move 60! Edmonds School District would like to invite the public to the 11th Annual Health & Fitness Expo. This expo has an emphasis on fitness and healthy lifestyles, and... Read More.

Update: Edmonds Man Stabbed to Death in Business Complex

Friday, April 28 by Tristan Halsen

Through further investigation and interviews, Edmonds PD Detectives have learned that the recent Edmonds stabbing was not initially an attempted carjacking or robbery. Instead, it was targeted attack on victim by the suspect, Ian S. Bramel-Allen, who only stole the white Kia Sorrento after... Read More.

Edmonds Laugh-a-thon: A Comedy Show benefiting the Edmonds Chamber Foundation WISH Fund

Wednesday, April 26 by Tristan Halsen

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce and Edmonds Chamber Foundation announce Edmonds Laugh-a-thon, a comedy show fundraiser benefiting the WISH Fund and other Edmonds Chamber Foundation programs. The event will take place on Saturday, April 29th at 8:00 pm (doors open at 7:30 pm) at... Read More.

Weigh In on Design for Marysville-Lake Stevens trail

Tuesday, April 25 by Tristan Halsen

Are you a trail user or resident interested in reviewing the design of the extension of Marysville’s Bayview Trail south to Lake Stevens? You’re invited to stop by an open house to learn more and ask questions on Thursday, April 27, from 5:00 -... Read More.

Annual Trout Derby Kicks Off, Lakes Open Statewide April 22

Thursday, April 20 by Tristan Halsen

The lakes are stocked, the fish are tagged, and, on Saturday April 22, anglers can enjoy the thrill of catching trout when hundreds of lakes open across Washington, and the 2023 statewide trout derby officially kicks off. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife... Read More.

Man Stabbed to Death in Parking Lot of Business Complex – Homicide suspect located and arrested in Seattle

Thursday, April 20 by Tristan Halsen

Edmonds Police Department, with assistance from Seattle Police and alert community members, were able to locate and arrest 43-year-old Ian S. Barmel-Allen for first-degree murder and first-degree robbery. Barmel-Allen was wanted for stabbing 37-year-old man to death in a parking lot at an Edmonds... Read More.

Step up to the plate for litter pickup, by joining the Marysville Litter League

Wednesday, April 12 by Tristan Halsen

The city of Marysville is calling on its residents to help out this Earth Day by volunteering in a new litter pickup program. The newly launched Marysville Litter League aims at keeping the community clean and beautiful. “Every piece of litter picked up in... Read More.

Lynnwood Voters Now Have Opportunity to Select Future Municipal Court Judge

Sunday, April 9 by Tristan Halsen

On Monday, March 27, the Lynnwood City Council unanimously approved an action changing Lynnwood’s Municipal Court Judge from a part-time appointed position to a full-time elected judge. This year, Lynnwood residents will have the opportunity to vote on who should serve as Lynnwood’s next... Read More.

Marysville Fire District Honors the Career of Chief Darryl Neuhoff

Wednesday, April 5 by Tristan Halsen

After nearly 40 decades of service to his community, Marysville Fire District Chief Darryl Neuhoff has decided to hang up his leatherhead and retire. Neuhoff’s firefighting career began in 1983 at Snohomish County Fire District 20, where he served the Lake Goodwin area. He... Read More.

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Author: Tristan Halsen

Ferry fare changes coming: Transportation Commission seeks public input

Sheriff’s Office Investigates Several Serious Incidents Last Weekend

Snohomish County’s Litter Wranglers Return to County Roads for 2023 Season

2023 Health & Fitness Expo and Family Fun Run

Update: Edmonds Man Stabbed to Death in Business Complex

Edmonds Laugh-a-thon: A Comedy Show benefiting the Edmonds Chamber Foundation WISH Fund

Weigh In on Design for Marysville-Lake Stevens trail

Annual Trout Derby Kicks Off, Lakes Open Statewide April 22

Man Stabbed to Death in Parking Lot of Business Complex – Homicide suspect located and arrested in Seattle

Step up to the plate for litter pickup, by joining the Marysville Litter League

Lynnwood Voters Now Have Opportunity to Select Future Municipal Court Judge

Marysville Fire District Honors the Career of Chief Darryl Neuhoff

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