By Jerry Cornfield jcornfield@heraldnet.com. OLYMPIA — Voters across the state had their say Tuesday night on the cost of car tabs and the resurrection of… Continue reading
I’ve heard it said that, “Change is inevitable and growth is optional.” In the case of our beloved city of Marysville optional is not a… Continue reading
Hits Salvation Army for bringing a cold-weather shelter back to Marysville. It was embarrassing not having one last year. Marysville schools for improving security. Marysville-Tulalip… Continue reading
Last Wednesday approximately 90 students, parents, staff, community members and administrators came together at Lakewood High School in café-style conversations to discuss what defines Lakewood,… Continue reading
As journalists we get to engage ourselves with politicians during election campaigns more than the average voter. So we feel an obligation to share our… Continue reading
The yellow school bus is an American icon. Transportation to and from school is such an important part of the school experience that Washington state… Continue reading
The fall real estate season is the second-most popular time to sell and purchase a home. People have time to shop for properties and want… Continue reading
Places like Marysville, Arlington and Snohomish County are doing a great job dealing with the homeless and opioid epidemic through their embedded social worker programs.… Continue reading
It’s Pumpkin Spiced everything season. You might enjoy this fun fall flavor, but it’s important to know what you are consuming. For example, your Pumpkin… Continue reading
By Gary Sabol Staff from Arlington Public Schools spent the summer providing enriching programs to students and working on different projects to help them have… Continue reading
On Wednesday, Oct. 9, Lakewood students, staff, parents and community members are invited to attend the Lakewood Community Café in the high school Commons from… Continue reading
Jay Inslee had a chance recently to face his muggers. He didn’t show up. It would have been interesting to see if he’s ready to… Continue reading
Hits To Marysville Police Chief Rick Smith for his many years of great service to our community. To the Marysville School District for its emphasis… Continue reading
One of Marysville’s big priorities is maintaining more than 420 lane-miles of arterial and residential city streets. This summer contractor crews have been working on… Continue reading
It’s after Labor Day, and we all know what that means: Summer is winding down, and kids are heading back to school. The one thing… Continue reading
Treaty tribes are encouraged by fish passage improvement projects in the Puget Sound region and other projects that will open access to miles of salmon… Continue reading
