ARLINGTON – The Arlington School Board will hold a public workshop Nov. 2 to discuss a proposed $107.5 million construction bond issue that would go… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – “Hakuna matata” is the Swahili phrase from “The Lion King” that ASB President Daniel Amador chose to open his speech with at an… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Almost two years ago, Vikki McMurray was on a one-woman crusade to wipe out graffiti in Arlington – one street, one fence, one… Continue reading
By Douglas Buell dbuell@arlingtontimes.com ARLINGTON – On former BMX phenom Tony Hoffman’s best days, the gifted athlete was the No. 1-ranked amateur off-road cyclist in… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Firefighters from Arlington and Fire District 22-Getchell have returned from battling wildfires still ravaging parts of Northern California. A 21-member strike team from… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – A who’s who of volunteers from festivals past and community leaders is taking the helm in a transition of new leadership that will… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The Arlington School Board is being asked to approve plans to take a $107.5 million bond issue to voters in February. The proposal… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Two business owners with deep roots in the community are facing off for the Position 2 seat on the Arlington City Council. Incumbent… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – For a city council race that pits electricians against one another, you would expect to see sparks fly. No shocking revelations here though… Continue reading
Last in a series TULALIP – For participants in the Tulalip Tribes’ Healing to Wellness Court, the path to substance abuse recovery is long, but… Continue reading
First in a two-part series TULALIP – Ron Whitener peruses the afternoon docket on his computer screen in Tulalip Tribal Courtroom 2. As a tribal… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – When Lyanne Rolf was going to classes at Arlington High School in the mid-1990s, she spent time after class at the Arlington Boys… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – It’s Homecoming Week, and Arlington High School students pulled off a seriously epic and intricate “lip dub” music video that rocked Olympic Avenue… Continue reading
TULALIP – The opioid epidemic, regional fire authority talks, and the ingenuity it will take to grow existing business and attract new investors to this… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE — Craig O’Dell of Tulalip is a regular lottery customer at the 4th Street Market and Deli looking to recapture the $100,000 grand feeling… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – If Arlington hopes to break the cycle of homelessness, addiction and mental illness, it’s going to take partners, shared knowledge of available aid-ready… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Longboarders from the Pacific Northwest and around the world wheeled into Arlington over the weekend for the 5th annual Centennial Sk8 Festival. Angela… Continue reading
Volunteer nonprofit groups are indispensable in helping cities keep their communities spruced up, but among that litter can be dangerous, discarded hypodermic needles. As Snohomish… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Bob Kraski, a three-term mayor who championed the Smokey Point annexation and building of the Arlington Boys and Girls Club before stepping down… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Alone or together, people stopped by Arlington’s 9/11 Memorial at Firehouse 46 to pay tribute to the innocent victims of the terrorist attacks… Continue reading
