MARYSVILLLE – “There’s a lot of positive energy in here,” said the drummer leading the Yolihani Group from Mexico before pounding out another forceful beat… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – One of the best ways to circumvent that horrible mess on I-5 every day is to avoid it by working close to home.… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – One of the best ways to circumvent that horrible mess on I-5 every day is to avoid it by working close to home.… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Marysville’s Strawberry Fields for Rover Off-Leash Park has plenty of features to indulge dog lovers and their pets, but shade isn’t one of… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – In an Arlington school district with 5,582 students, school board members were asked recently to guess how many trips were made to the… Continue reading
Herald and Globe reports OLYMPIA — School districts will be able to collect more money from local property tax levies under a new law signed… Continue reading
After filing week, both Arlington and Marysville mayors will face challengers, but not until the November general election. Mike Patrick of Marysville will take on… Continue reading
OLYMPIA – Brittany Jones and Steven Jones of Marysville each were charged with one count of filing a false insurance claim in Snohomish County Superior… Continue reading
By Douglas Buell dbuell@arlingtontimes.com ARLINGTON – Armed with paint brushes and rollers, volunteers with the Arlington Graffiti Brigade wiped out a spring outbreak of tagging… Continue reading
The embedded social worker team on camp visits building trust, offering help to homeless, addicted.
ARLINGTON - A local writer chronicling the first 100 years of Arlington may want to update her “About the Author” page in the next edition.… Continue reading
Longtime Marysville City councilman Jeff Siebert wants his old job back, apparently. Siebert has joined the crowded field for Rob Toyer’s spot. Toyer is running… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The statistics are alarming. More Native Americans in the Marysville School District are dropping out of school, 47.5 percent, than graduating 35.6 percent.… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Commemorative “Thin Blue Line” flags are flying along both sides of Olympic Avenue in Arlington May 12-18 to signal Police Week, which honors… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Arlington’s Mary Andersen was in a bind five years ago, struggling to find a work-life balance between her new bookkeeping practice, and the… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – With the last house finally removed, work will begin Monday on one of the largest construction projects undertaken by the city. The City… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – When Trevaun Reeves came to Marysville in the eighth grade, she heard the racial slurs. “Like why do I speak the way I… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The Salvation Army in Marysville is retreating some. It will no longer have officers in Marysville who will lead worship services due to… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – In this fast-paced, social-media-filled world, people are yearning for personal connections. Research shows that loneliness has reached epidemic proportions. A UCLA study goes… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – In the shallow end of the Stillaguamish Athletic Club pool away from swimmers, four boys maneuvered a self-built underwater robot to simulate filling… Continue reading
