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Everett Councilmember Paula Rhyne has officially announced her campaign for re-election to represent District 2, garnering significant endorsements from local and state leaders. Rhyne emphasizes her commitment to community safety, economic development, and transparency during her tenure, highlighting key initiatives such as the Wage Theft Ordinance and mental health response programs.
Ryan Crowther, President & CEO of the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, has announced his candidacy for Everett City Council District 2. With over a decade of community involvement, he emphasizes public safety as his top priority, aiming to create a safer environment for Everett residents. His extensive experience includes founding the Everett Music Initiative and serving on various local boards.
A political action committee's mailer for Everett City Council candidate Ben Zarlingo falsely associates statements with MyEverettNews.com, prompting a response from the news outlet. MyEverettNews.com clarified that it does not endorse candidates and has no affiliation with the misleading claims made in the mailer. The situation raises concerns about misinformation in local elections, highlighting the importance of accurate representation in political communications.
Citizens in Mukilteo have launched a Facebook campaign opposing the transformation of the Point After Lounge into a strip club near Paine Field, set to open on July 1, 2011. The campaign aims to draw attention to the issue and influence the Snohomish County licensing board's decision, amidst calls for stricter regulations from local officials.