/r/EverettWa
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Please feel free to post about events, ideas, thoughts or observations you have regarding Everett, Washington.
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As of Saturday morning I saw medium sized bottles (17oz I think ) at Grocery Outlet (about a mile south of 41st) for around $3.49.
They also had them at Fred Meyer.
These tend to show up once a month at Kroger stores and then you cannot get them at for a while. It does feel like the shortage is slowly going away though.
I've been craving a banh mi sandwich lately. I really don't take the reviews on Yelp seriously anymore because so many of them are skewed.
What are your recommendations?
Captain Stacy Wuthier relieved Captain Joshua Menzel, who had served as the Commanding Officer of Naval Station Everett since July of 2021, during a change of command ceremony on April 4, 2024, at base.
šhttp://lynnwoodtimes.com/2024/04/06/everett-change-command-240406/š
āToday, I turned over command of Naval Station Everett to CAPT Stacy Wuthier,ā Captain Menzel wrote on LinkedIn, āIt was an amazing tour, I got to work with an amazing team, on the installation and in the community. The installation is in great hands, and I am looking forward to watching from afar as CAPT Wuthier and the team continue to make Naval Station Everett the Sailorās Choice!ā
I just moved here so I really need suggestions:)
My buddy moved to Chattanooga a few years back and was one of the last folks I even bothered doing music stuff with. Long story short he and locals there now have CNN, Chattanooga Noise Night, at some venue or other and itās a pretty neat underground idea for folks not making folk; avante gardes making sonic gardens; pedal twisters torturing eardrums; ambient loving drone elves; mad scientists repurposing an old microwave into a theramin - shit like that. Even a couple jams with a guitar or bass saturated heavily though a chain of burned out FX
Anyways. First does anything like this exist here. Second - if not, would it be a thing around here? Third, who cares?
Two years ago on March 25, 2022, Officer Dan Rocha, 41, was shot and killed by Richard James Rotter following gunfire in a Starbucks parking lot across the street from the Everett Community College campus. Rotter was foundĀ guiltyĀ of aggregated first-degree murder on Monday, April 3, 2023, andĀ sentenced to lifeĀ in prison without the possibility of parole.
šhttps://lynnwoodtimes.com/2024/03/25/dan-rocha-240325/š
Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin asks residents to ākeep Danās family and our officers in your thoughts on this difficult day.ā
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