ARLINGTON — The Arlington City Council came to a consensus on its new Mayor Pro Tem and expressed reservations about a proposed Learning Lab project.
TULALIP — Arlington and Darrington made the cut.
After the two cities made the quarterfinals of the America’s Best Communities competition last year, they’re opening this year by moving on to the semifinals.
ARLINGTON — ”We’re not hackers,” said Richard Pugh, a cadet in Arlington High School’s Air Force Junior ROTC. ”We’re the exact opposite.”
ARLINGTON — Of the trio of transportation projects that recently received the green-light for state funding, city public works director Jim Kelly acknowledged that one stands out.
ARLINGTON — As he embarks on his third term as president of the Downtown Arlington Business Association, what Mike Britt has seen most is growth.
ARLINGTON — The first Arlington City Council meeting of the New Year was also one of its briefest, as city attorney Steve Peiffle swore in two incumbent and two first-term elected officials Jan. 4.
ARLINGTON — Sally Lien served on the Arlington City Council for 16 years before she left office in 2011, and on Dec. 7, she passed away nearly one month shy of her 82nd birthday.
ARLINGTON — The last time Arlington’s non-represented employees got a cost-of-living adjustment was at the start of 2009.
ARLINGTON — Arlington High School’s DECA students took over three grocery stores Dec. 12-13 to set records for their 21st annual “Santa’s Helpers” collection drive.
ARLINGTON — Families started lining up at Cascade Valley Hospital at 3:30 p.m. for the 5 p.m. start of photos with Santa and characters from Disney’s Frozen Dec. 4.
SMOKEY POINT — After a year off last year, the Arlington Nativity Festival is returning for its fourth year at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Smokey Point, from Thursday through Sunday, Dec. 10-13.
ARLINGTON — When the tree in Legion Park is lit, the sweaters are garishly festive and Santa is rolling down Olympic Avenue in a covered wagon, you know it’s the Hometown Holidays in Arlington.
LAKEWOOD — The principals of Lakewood’s elementary, middle and high schools touted the progress they’d made during presentations to the board Dec. 2, while also acknowledging the work that still lies ahead.
