Curious about why Mukilteo has so few playgrounds for its size, compared to similar or smaller affluent cities in the region.

Mukilteo has 2 (Lighthouse Park, 92nd St Park).

(You might include the elementary school playgrounds on weekends and the YMCA, but not doing that for other countries cities, to keep it apples to apples.)

Mill Creek, with similar population, has 11.

Brier has more with a much smaller population.

Some historic quirk? Social class related?

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just want a group of cool friends to chill with hmu if you’re around 19-22ish and in the area

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We are looking at a house by Kamiak High and are concerned about airport noise, air pollution (particulates and lead), and Harbour Pointe Blvd noise. Thoughts?

Looks like the NOAA building next to Silver Cloud Inn. Big flames.

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Does anyone have any information of the city of mukilteo providing any rental assistance for ones in need? This second shut down of in service restaurant dining is such a hard hit. I can’t survive off $389 a week with my rent being $1400. It’s already unfortunate I can’t do Christmas for my son because of this, but getting behind on rent might put me in a position where I won’t be able to get caught back up.

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Hello people of Mukilteo!

My name is Dylan, and I am a student at the University of Washington. Some classmates and I are doing market research in Western Snohomish County, on how the community is responding to the pandemic. So to start things off, I just have one question I'd like to ask: Considering the current social predicament, how would you ideally acquire your groceries; shopping at the store, curb-side pickup, next-day delivery, or standard shipping (3-5 day) delivery? Go ahead and vote in the poll down below, and let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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Hello people of Mukilteo!

My name is Dylan, and I am a student at the University of Washington. Some classmates and I are doing market research in Western Snohomish County, on how the community is responding to the pandemic. So to start things off, I just have one question I'd like to ask: Considering the current social predicament, how would you ideally acquire your groceries; shopping at the store, curb-side pickup, next-day delivery, or standard shipping (3-5 day) delivery? Go ahead and vote in the poll down below, and let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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Anyone have any luck squid jigging in the pier in mukilteo? I’m considering going but I’m unsure if the schools go by there.