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Coffee and Conversations: Marysville Mayor's Q&A Session

Marysville's Mayor Jon Nehring to hold an informal Q&A session with constituents over coffee on March 24, including a Facebook Live stream.

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Electricity Rate Hike for Snohomish County Residents

Residents of Snohomish County will experience an increase in their electricity bills starting in April due to the Snohomish County Public Utility District (PUD) adjusting rates to cover financial losses from extreme weather events and inflation. The rate increases are a response to the significant costs incurred by the utility due to severe storms and winter weather in 2024, including a bomb cyclone and sub-freezing temperatures that led to millions in restoration costs and energy market prices surging. Customers expressed concerns over the financial strain this hike represents, noting the impact of inflation on their expenses. The PUD and Puget Sound Energy (PSE) are also promoting assistance programs for those struggling to pay their bills, amidst efforts to maintain essential services, invest in infrastructure, and meet clean energy goals. The increases are part of broader regional utility challenges and adjustments expected to last through March 2026.

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Marysville Development Project Moves Forward Amid Community Concerns

A 59-home development project in Marysville, Washington, received preliminary approval from the city's hearing examiner despite opposition from a neighborhood group concerned about environmental and traffic impacts.

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