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Everett cafe offering a night of jazz Saturday - HeraldNet.com

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By Jenna Millikan Verified
| The Everett Daily Herald Verified
EVERETT — Butter Notes Cafe in Everett will be full of music Saturday night to raise funds for tuition assistance at Jazz Night School. The performance is part of the Seattle-based nonprofit’s Jazz About Town series, where adult students play live at various cafes and breweries Saturdays in July, according to a press release.
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The Port of Everett charts upcoming development in annual report - HeraldNet.com

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By Jenna Millikan Verified
| The Everett Daily Herald Verified
EVERETT — Port of Everett officials discussed recent developments and the future of the waterfront Monday at the 2026 Port Report. One hundred and eight years have passed since Everett citizens voted to form the Port of Everett. In recent years, the port has extended beyond the maritime sector and become a hub for restaurants and community spaces.
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Boeing launches Everett’s first 737 MAX production line - HeraldNet.com

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By Jenna Millikan Verified
| The Everett Daily Herald Verified
EVERETT — After a two-year delay, Boeing’s 737 MAX production line landed in Everett this week. On Friday, a crowd of Boeing employees, Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin and other local officals gathered to watch the ribbon-cutting for the anticipated North Line, where Boeing will manufacture the 737 MAX planes in Everett for the first time. Employees loaded the first aircraft, a 737 MAX 10, onto the line Monday. “The future is bright,” Franklin said in her speech.
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