Steven Goldstine

Everett Ex-Con Who Blew Up Neighbor’s Car, Bragged With Slurs Gets 5 Years

An Everett ex-convict who detonated a pipe bomb that destroyed a neighbor’s car—and later called the victims to boast while using racial slurs—will spend five years in federal prison. Steven Goldstine, 55, was sentenced in Seattle federal court Monday, Dec. 15, after pleading guilty to three federal felonies: unlawful possession of a destructive device, unlawful…

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Olympic Pipeline sign

Ferguson Declares Emergency As Olympic Pipeline Shutdown Threatens Sea-Tac Airport Fuel Supply

Gov. Bob Ferguson issued an emergency proclamation Wednesday, Nov. 19, after a shutdown of the Olympic Pipeline disrupted jet-fuel deliveries to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The move comes as state officials and BP investigate a fuel leak near Everett that forced the 400-mile pipeline system offline for the second time in a week. Ferguson said the…

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Rusko

Support Swells For Snohomish County Rescue Dog Battling Rare Illness

A Snohomish County family is rallying to save their rescue dog after he was diagnosed with a rare and serious fungal infection. Rusko, a scruffy, affectionate pup adopted from California, has become a beloved companion to his Everett family and friends. He was recently diagnosed with Blastomycosis, a dangerous illness caused by inhaling fungal spores…

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Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina

Tequila-Focused Mexican Spot Joins Everett’s Waterfront Dining Lineup

A new elevated Mexican concept is headed to Everett’s waterfront, bringing 100+ tequilas, an all-day menu, and a year-round covered patio to Restaurant Row. The Port of Everett has secured Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina for its Restaurant Row lineup at Waterfront Place, the port announced Wednesday, Sept. 3. Commissioners approved a 10-year lease with…

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