On Sunday night, October 18th, Snohomish County Sheriff's deputies responded to a shooting just outside Mill Creek city limits. Two shooting victims were taken to hospital and the shooting suspects fled in a vehicle.

Major Crime Unit detectives are investigating and believe the victims and suspects are known to each other.

The City of Mill Creek will be holding a drive-through Halloween trick-or-treat alternative, the Mill Creek Candy Grab N Go, on Thursday, October 29th.

Using a contactless distribution system, community members will be able to grab a bag of candy from a sanitized basket.

Interim Police Chief Scott Eastman was laid off recently because City Manager Michael Ciaravino chose someone else to head up Mill Creek’s Police Department.

Eastman received a severance payment as part of a negotiated separation agreement.

Have you become an inspired gourmet cook during the Covid quarantine?  Me neither! We are stuck at home, we must eat, but many of us are tired of relying on the same old recipes. (Sorry Grandma.) To the rescue came a September Mill Creek Garden Club raffle with a “Saucy Basket” as the prize.

Mill Creek Police officers make any number of contacts and respond to numerous calls for service every day.

According to the latest Mill Creek Police Blotter, a total of 296 responses were recorded the week of September 25th to October 1st.

In late July 2020, Pam Brandon, Doreen Feeley, Kathy Hamilton, and Carol Taylor set out to beautify the Mill Creek City Hall South entry garden. Although City Hall was closed, the area needed a clean-up and our volunteers were ready to do the job.