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Aug 28 2008, 5:02 PM
MARYSVILLE Ignoring threats of suspensions or other consequences, on Feb. 5 about 150 to 200 Totem Middle School students walked out of their building and gathered on the school's front lawn.
LeTip welcomes new board, members Aug 28 2008, 5:02 PM LeTip of Marysville Morning is a dynamic energetic business-networking group. They are pleased to welcome their newest chapter members, Eric Emery, owner of Wine Styles; Jesse Eline of John L Scott Real Estate; John Yaskus owner of Superior Weatherization; Coylinda Wall of Cookie Lee Jewelry; Julianna Olmedo of Carlson Wagonlit Travel; Cyndi Phillips and Ryan Phillips owners of Books Done Quick and Roger Thompson of G&S Heating and Cooling.
"We expect to see much growth over the next year! Not just in membership but also in new business revenue for each member of the group." said Renae James of Hometown Values and also the chapter president.
Police make second arrest in murder caseAug 28 2008, 5:02 PM MARYSVILLE Local detectives have arrested a Marysville man, 21, suspected to be behind the three-year-old murder of homeless man Charles Hughley, 39.
The arrest of Matthew Hedgcoth arrived April 30, just a few weeks after officials brought in a suspect they believe was present during Hughley's murder and may have participated in disposing of evidence related to the crime, according to Marysville Police.
The second suspect was booked into a Snohomish County Jail on a charge of suspicion of second degree murder, said city police Cmdr. Ralph Krusey, who added the arrest was made based on information obtained following the earlier arrest.
City moving to 50/50 split for new, repaired sidewalksAug 28 2008, 5:02 PM MARYSVILLE Acting on the advice of the administration, City Council has just upped the ante on construction of sidewalks in the city.
City Public Works Director Kevin Nielsen said Marysville hasn't revamped how it deals with the cost of sidewalks since the early 1990s. He added the formula used to figure the cost of sidewalks to homeowners often was referred to as a 50/50 program.
"It wasn't truly a 50/50 program," Nielsen said.
SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR SNOHOMISH COUNTYAug 28 2008, 5:02 PM In the Matter of the Estate of Tommies win North-South meet
Aug 28 2008, 5:19 PM
MARYSVILLE Senior pole vaulter Robin Mueller broke a school record while other Tomahawk athletes tried to keep their seasons alive at the North-South Duel and freshman championships."At this point from here on out, it's do or die. You hit the mark or your season's over. It's the fun part of track, but it's also not very forgiving," said M-P track coach Randy Davis, whose squad hosted Arlington, Kamiak and Mariner in the May 1 duel meet. "Track's a really strange sport that way, where your team gets smaller and smaller until your season's over."
It's the same way for freshmen now that their April 28 championship meet is over, which means that for a number of Tomahawk track athletes, the season is over.
M-P topples Monroe, Cascade
Aug 27 2008, 7:33 PM
M-P tames Wildcats 
Aug 28 2008, 5:19 PM
OAK HARBOR By a 2-1 score, the Tomahawk soccer team closed their regular season with a win, but the boys still walked out of Wildcat Memorial Stadium with heavy hearts, after learning their first-ever league championship would have to wait for another year."I think they're ready to move on," said M-P coach Geoff Kittle as the team walked out of the stadium, toward the bus. "The regular season is over."
Arlington shocks M-P on senior night
Aug 28 2008, 5:19 PM
MARYSVILLE Arlington threw a wrench in M-P's postseason plans, defeating the Tomahawks 1-0 on their senior night and throwing their quest for a league title into doubt.M-P had several opportunities to score in the April 29 game, but it was Arlington's senior forward Schyler Furrer who found the goal with nine minutes left in the game.
SPORTSSCANAug 28 2008, 5:19 PM M-P girls golf gears up for districts
