By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe.com MARYSVILLE – Within hours of Gov. Jay Inslee’s order Monday to stay home due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Marysville City… Continue reading
By Stephanie Davey The Herald LAKEWOOD — Children wearing pajamas stood outside their homes, waiting for the bus to pull up with their breakfasts. They… Continue reading
By Ben Watanabe The Herald OSO — The power of remembering the people who died, those who survived and the lives changed forever was evident… Continue reading
Beware of coronavirus scams SEATTLE – U.S. Attorney Brian T. Moran is asking federal, state and local law enforcement to be alert to frauds preying… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Arlington schools are closed through April 24 to help fight the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean school children will… Continue reading
By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe.com MARYSVILLE – A few days ago Marysville schools superintendent Jason Thompson wasn’t sure what the district would do to help students… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – City leaders recently obtained advice on how to get more local transportation projects approved for funding. Mayor Jon Nehring and the City Council… Continue reading
By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe. MARYSVILLE – From working from home to teleconferencing to the next office to working on solo projects, the city is coming… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The city has made a series of operational changes in line with federal, state and county guidelines encouraging social distancing to help prevent… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – When Arlington public school leaders met for a special meeting March 12 to decide if and for how long to close schools amid… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - The City Council is changing its public meeting process to satisfy new social distancing rules and help slow the spread of the coronavirus.… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The city signed an agreement with Sterling Bank to negotiate terms for a long-term bond to finance construction of a new Fire Station… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Aaron Kalab, a senior at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, has been accepted to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. It is a rare… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Marysville firefighters rescued one person and found another person dead while responding to a house fire Thursday in the 7900 block of 72nd… Continue reading
By WNPA interns Economic assistance to workers, renters and small businesses suffering from the impacts of the coronavirus outbreak will be provided by Gov. Jay… Continue reading
By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe.com The Tulalip Tribes will be closing all gaming operations through March 31. Tribal chairwoman Teri Gobin announced March 16 that the… Continue reading
By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe.com MARYSVILLE – The Marysville parks department is having to cancel many upcoming events over the next 60 days until May 16… Continue reading