ARLINGTON – An Arlington Public Schools construction bond measure that failed in the general election last month could return for a third try with voters… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – City officials learned last week that Arlington is set to be awarded a $1.6 million grant toward the cost of a roundabout at… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Arlington got its first snowfall for the season Saturday. OK, it came from a snow-making machine in a second-story City Hall window on… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The City Council adopted a biennial budget Monday that will put more police and firefighters out on local streets, build and repave roads,… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Adults can learn a lot on an organized field trip to Arlington schools that gives a first-hand look at life in the halls… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – For longtime resident Barbara Hemmann, this year’s Veterans Day parade Sunday along Olympic Avenue in downtown Arlington held special meaning beyond thanking veterans… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Travelers and truckers along Interstate 5 near Arlington will have a new place to gas up and eat when the Pilot Travel Center… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Descendants and local genealogists gathered on Veterans Day for the re-dedication of a headstone memorializing a Civil War union soldier in Arlington and… Continue reading
ARLINGTON- Arlington Public Schools’ Transition Program moved from Arlington High School to a house on the campus of the district’s Support Services building. The house… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – If these walls could talk, they would say “read the one over there that’s wallpapered with pages from 1964 Arlington Times.” When the… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Navy veteran Lindsay Dunn of Arlington will never forget the early-morning explosions that ripped through the USS Princeton during the Gulf War, just… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Against a backdrop of steady economic growth, the city’s proposed biennial budget is making good on goals to bolster public safety and deliver… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Direct lender iBorrow has arranged a $10.2 million loan for the owners of Arlington’s largest industrial and office building. The 244,590-square-foot Weiss building… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Marysville Strawberry Festival organizers celebrated the relocation of their new office with an open house. Maryfest President Jodi Hiatt said people shouldn’t have… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Pumpkins rolled to the finish line (video), while the candy crush of costumed kids filled trick-or-treat bags visiting downtown businesses during this year’s… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – On a recent patrol, officer Ken Thomas arranged a meal with a homeless man to get him into treatment, drove another man to… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - In a year that has seen its share of polarizing “up is down” and “down is up” political foolishness sure to add to… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – When workers limbed up trees along 172nd Street NE at Weston High School, it wasn’t so much for maintenance purposes. Rather, it removed… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Kent Prairie Elementary School could use more money for landscape maintenance, a better traffic plan for dropping off students, smaller classroom sizes, and… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – For the past 16 years, the city’s community garden across from the Arlington Public Library has done more than provide a bountiful source… Continue reading
