ARLINGTON – On a recent visit to the Arlington Community Resource Center, a homeless man sat alone quietly at a kitchen island, enjoying a snack… Continue reading
By Cameron Sheppard WNPA News Service Parents, students and educational professionals voiced their concerns in a public hearing about a bill that would mandate comprehensive… Continue reading
Update: The City Council Feb. 18 amended sections of the city code related to illegal parking, vehicles and traffic and other language that brings city… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – This month’s special election in Washington state has had more school districts failing enrichment and capital levies, as well as school bonds, than… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Being foster parents can be maddening - like when one kept running away. She wants to come back now, but she’s in a… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – One of the main reasons Tom Albright resigned from the school board was to reduce stress. It was a good thing he wasn’t… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – With voters rejecting Marysville School District’s capital levy, The Marysville Globe analyzed precinct data to view how neighborhoods voted. Among results for the… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - Arlington Public Schools’ hoped for “hat trick” for education looks to be going two-for-three in special election voting. While two levies are passing,… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – “It doesn’t look good,” was all Marysville schools superintendent Jason Thompson said after seeing election numbers Tuesday night. He was gathered with other… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Dads and their little princesses danced the night away the past two Saturdays during the Father-Daughter Valentine’s Dance hosted by the Marysville Parks,… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Mayor Jon Nehring answered a variety of questions at his Coffee Klatch Monday at City Hall. Business Nehring was asked why the city… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Construction is underway on the next phase of Snohomish County PUD’s Arlington Microgrid and Clean Energy Technology Center project. Moon Construction broke ground… Continue reading
TULALIP – A resident building a motorcycle track in a wooded area discovered skeletal human remains Sunday. Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit detectives… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – A man wearing a dreadlock wig backwards robbed the Opus Bank in the 800 block of State Street Thursday. Around 9:35 a.m. the… Continue reading
Clean fuel OLYMPIA – People will be asked to use a lot less gasoline and to convert to alternative clean fuels in the next 15… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Water over roadways and minor river flooding were no match for the annual Arlington-Stillaguamish Eagle Festival as people packed into downtown to celebrate… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The City Council Monday formally adopted a code of ethics to guide its members in how they should conduct themselves in office, and… Continue reading
