ARLINGTON – Cole Alexander doesn’t care if his clients think he’s boring.
“I know I’m having a really good day if there’s a lot of snoring,” he joked.
Alexander offers low-cost acupuncture through FreeRange Health at the Stillaguamish Senior Center.
SMOKEY POINT – When a wine bar, dentist office and chiropractor open businesses right next to each other, which should you go to first?
ARLINGTON — The city of Arlington has received a clean financial audit for the 2013 fiscal year from the state auditor’s office.
Sunday marks the first anniversary of the deadly Oso landslide. I can clearly remember what I was doing at the moment I first heard what happened.
ARLINGTON – There is no mayor school, but even if there was it wouldn’t teach how to handle something as huge as the Oso landslide.
LAKEWOOD — Lakewood senior captains Hailey Malakowski and Terah Barrio showed no jitters in the Cougars season-opening softball game.
ARLINGTON — The Eagles were in a precarious situation in the sixth inning ahead 8-7 March 18 against Monroe. A Bearcat base runner nearly tied it after a hit to right field.
Arlington, Oso, Darrington and the Sauk-Suiattle Tribe received the Medal of Valor March 18 for heroism demonstrated by residents in response to the deadly landslide last March.
ARLINGTON — Arlington soccer player Sergio Hall scored two goals and teammate Steven Kaponey added one as the Eagles shutout Monroe 3-0 March 17, improving their season to 1-0-1.
ARLINGTON — Responders who did everything from finding remains to caring for rescue dogs during the tragic Oso slide last year returned to the site last weekend.
ARLINGTON – The best is the last for Jane Joselow.
The retired teacher has been coaching Arlington High School’s Hi-Q team for 24 years, along with Ben Mendro.
ARLINGTON — Three years after their family started what would become “Zombie Tinder” in their garage, Arlington’s Mike Raether and his two sons could soon have a contract to sell their homemade fire-starter to Africa.
TULALIP — It was the first time Allen Vernon of Mill Creek made his own lure.
“Be careful with how hard you press on that hook,” said Buz Bauman, of the Everett Steelhead & Salmon Club as Allen’s father, Ken, watched him finish. “You don’t want to put it through your thumb.”
