ARLINGTON – Sharing a Coke could become much easier soon in Arlington. Utah-based bottler and distributor of Coca-Cola projects, Swire Coca-Cola, USA, has submitted an… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Arlington’s penchant for art is viewable along many streets, trails and in public places, but two local artists have found an unusual new… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Arlington Public Schools and the teachers union signed on to a tentative contract agreement and new salary schedule on Monday night that enabled… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Brandon Somers is a musical savant. The Marysville man’s gift of perfect pitch is so sharp that when he was a child, he… Continue reading
SMOKEY POINT – Teen Leah Holley is engaged in battle, swinging lightsabers to slash cube-shaped red- and blue-colored musical beats synchronized to rap music as… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – For all that Congressman Rick Larsen’s father Dick knew about power as a 30-year worker with Snohomish County PUD, the terms “microgrid” or… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Longboarders and skateboarders from around the globe rolled into Arlington last weekend for the 6th Annual Centennial Sk8 Festival’s two days of races.… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – An Arlington advocate for senior citizens, the mentally ill and homeless has been honored as the Mayor’s volunteer of the month. Anna Pritchard… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The school board adopted a $75.4 million Arlington Public Schools budget for 2019 that includes across-the-board pay increases, additional staff, as well as… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Teachers rallied outside the Arlington Public Schools administration building seeking a double-digit pay raise as contract negotiations with the district edge closer to… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – A $15 ambulance utility fee to slash mounting EMS costs and devote more general fund money for public safety needs was approved by… Continue reading
Second in a two-part series ARLINGTON - When the Alaskan crab industry shifted from a derby-style season to a quota system known as “rationalization” in… Continue reading
TULALIP – The Tulalip Tribes opened the doors to Remedy Tulalip Friday, becoming one of the first legalized marijuana dispensaries in Indian Country in the… Continue reading
SMOKEY POINT – During a drug needle cleanup Saturday in a homeless camp, volunteers came across an unusual site. Mixed in with the dirty syringes,… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Strike up the brass, woodwinds and percussion. From the sounds of it, members of the Arlington High School marching band and drumline will… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – A $15 ambulance utility fee to slash mounting EMS costs and devote more general fund money for public safety needs was approved by… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – A Taco Bell franchise owner with a history of labor violations has been cited by state authorities for reportedly violating teen worker laws… Continue reading
First in a two-part series ARLINGTON – Next time you’re watching crew members battle the elements to secure crab pots on deck in Alaska’s perilous… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Emergency rescue crews from Arlington assisted on an alarming number of drownings and near drowning calls on the Stillaguamish River during last year’s… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Last summer on the day before school started, a 16-year-old girl swimming with family in the Stillaguamish River at the Lincoln Bridge went… Continue reading
