Police outreach team delivers promising results in first year

The embedded social worker team on camp visits building trust, offering help to homeless, addicted.

New ‘Thin Blue Line’ flags fly along Olympic Ave for Police Week May 12-18

ARLINGTON - Commemorative “Thin Blue Line” flags are flying along both sides of Olympic Avenue in Arlington May 12-18 to… Continue reading

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Arlington Graffiti Brigade spring cleanup wipes out tagging, dries up paint, supplies

By Douglas Buell dbuell@arlingtontimes.com ARLINGTON – Armed with paint brushes and rollers, volunteers with the Arlington Graffiti Brigade wiped out… Continue reading

Co-working space now offers best of both worlds: you work, your little one plays

ARLINGTON – Arlington’s Mary Andersen was in a bind five years ago, struggling to find a work-life balance between her… Continue reading

Mayor honors pioneer association chronicler with volunteer award

ARLINGTON - A local writer chronicling the first 100 years of Arlington may want to update her “About the Author”… Continue reading

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Families explore diversity, vitality of others at Festival of World Cultures (slide show)

MARYSVILLLE – “There’s a lot of positive energy in here,” said the drummer leading the Yolihani Group from Mexico before… Continue reading

Seven Things to Know Before You Go Mattress Shopping

We spend a third of our lives in bed, so it’s important to make the right choice

Turn a few heads with these underused plants

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Wisteria lame if you don’t keep it under control with pruning

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Nehring, NJROTC honor M-P principal Rose

MARYSVILLE – Mayor Jon Nehring proclaimed May 9 Dave Rose Day within the city at a recent ceremony at Marysville-Pilchuck Continue reading...

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Marysville kids fishing event reels in hundreds

MARYSVILLE – Hundreds of kids and their families attended the 25th annual Marysville Fishing Derby Saturday at the Kiwanis Pond Continue reading...

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Lakewood tracksters to state; M-P, Arlington crown district champions

LAKEWOOD – The host Cougar track team qualified a few athletes for state on the first day of the District… Continue reading

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M-P, MG close to state; Arlington ousted

EVERETT – Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell both are still in the hunt to go to state after going 1-1 on… Continue reading

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Siebert joins crowded field for Marysville City Council

Longtime Marysville City councilman Jeff Siebert wants his old job back, apparently. Siebert has joined the crowded field for Rob… Continue reading

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Credit trimesters with MSD success

MARYSVILLE – The statistics are alarming. More Native Americans in the Marysville School District are dropping out of school, 47.5… Continue reading

 

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Infrastructure investments essential to supporting Arlington

Over the last few months, we have been sharing the city’s strategy to grow smart as we plan for new… Continue reading

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80 percent of ACS donations benefits patients

Did you ever give to a charity organization only to discover that the money you donated didn’t get to the… Continue reading

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Volunteers work on the trail from Strawberry Fields to the dog park as part of a community service project involving a new group called the Marysville-Tulalip Family of Volunteers.

Marysville leaders want volunteers all in the family

MARYSVILLE – For this organization, it’s all in the family. This city is full of community service groups that encourage… Continue reading

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2 standout M-P athletes Students of the Month

Softball and wrestling standouts at Marysville-Pilchuck High School are May’s Students of the Month, as picked by the Marysville Soroptimist… Continue reading

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Comcast Uniquely Positioned to Bridge Seattle’s Digital Divide

The City of Seattle Technology Access and Adoption study showed that more Continue reading...

 

Get the most out of your cannabis journey, with an experienced guide

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How to give your performance or production car the royal treatment

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3 ways to support a loved one living through dementia

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State’s Small-Business Person of the Year owns Marysville operation

MARYSVILLE – Ross Black, owner of Simple Box Storage in Marysville and seven other Northwest locations, recently was named Washington’s Continue reading...

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