ARLINGTON Local students joined area veterans in honoring the sacrifices of all the men and women of Americas armed forces, in time for the day of the year that this nation sets aside to remember its fallen and surviving military members alike.
Along with the new street, the city of Arlington is also getting two new works of public art that will be dedicated with a special art reception at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 27.
Labor Day weekend represents the final countdown of the summer season and it should be a time of fun and leisure but when drinking and driving are added to these festivities, fun in the sun can quickly turn to tragedy.
A bunch of characters from Camano Island, the South End String Band, plays Thursday night, Aug. 23 at the Arlington Music in the Parks program from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Terrace Park, 809 E. Fifth St. in Arlington.
Everett A Marysville-Pilchuck High School senior, Joe Royal, plays Cat in the Hat in the Village Theatres KIDSTAGE Summer Stock Everett through Aug. 19 at the Everett Performing Arts Center.
Two recent proposals a branch campus of the University of Washington in Lakewood and a Community Transit transit center in Smokey Point are being touted as a possible impetus for a solution to the traffic woes in the Lakewood and Smokey Point areas.
As an elected official charged with ensuring the safety and well-being of over 5,200 students in the Arlington Public Schools, I feel it is absolutely essential to our community that we continue to have a vital emergency room at Cascade Valley Hospital.
Last season the Arlington boys soccer team struggled through a losing season. This year, renewed optimism coupled with the return of several key players who missed last season gives the group plenty with which to work.
Last week was the first meeting of The Marysville Globes Reader Advisory Board which was attended by some extremely enthusiastic people who offered some very good opinions as to what they would like to see in their community newspaper. Were looking forward to the same response at the first meeting of The Arlington Times RAB, scheduled for Feb. 22, beginning at 4 p.m.
For every one of the two trillion dollars spent during the three-plus years of the Iraqi war, a hundred questions have been asked and a thousand answers given.
