ARLINGTON — “I’ve lived under the shadow of Cascade Valley Hospital for a long time,” U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen said at the June 2 celebration of its integration with Skagit Valley Hospital. “I was born right here. So were my seven brothers and sisters.”
ARLINGTON — A new year marks new wrinkles for the Arlington school district’s graduation ceremonies.
ARLINGTON — As the 17th annual Show ‘N’ Shine car show comes to downtown Arlington June 11, the Arlington Fire Department and the Downtown Arlington Business Association expressed confidence that their street closure maintains public safety while allowing the event to accommodate more attendees.
ARLINGTON — As the end of school approaches, families might be wondering how to keep their kids entertained over the summer, while still keeping their minds active.
ARLINGTON — The city is poised to accept a Federal Aviation Administration grant to design lighting for the Arlington Airport’s primary taxiway.
ARLINGTON — The Arlington City Council is considering whether to award a contract for a comprehensive salary survey.
ARLINGTON — Every time Chevi Jefferson, 7, descended the slippery wet wooden steps outside her front door on a rainy day, her bus driver, Dana McCollum, would gasp and pray she didn’t trip.
ARLINGTON — Between May 13-16, the San Juan Salsa Co. expects to break ground on the expanded facility its partners have been planning for more than a year.
ARLINGTON — As spring turns to summer, local motorists can look forward to more road construction work.
ARLINGTON — As spring turns to summer, local motorists can look forward to more road construction work.
ARLINGTON — Principal Kerri Helgeson explained to the Arlington school board March 14 that Pioneer Elementary helps out students who have special needs, not only with advanced learning technology, but also with peer helpers their own age.
SMOKEY POINT — The Marysville, Arlington and Smokey Point post offices are gearing up for the annual National Association of Letter Carriers’ “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive May 14, to benefit the Marysville and Arlington community food banks.
SMOKEY POINT — Even before employees of the Smokey Point Safeway reported witnessing criminal activity in their parking lot to the Arlington City Council in March, Jennifer Smith knew she wanted to help clean up the area.
