5/21/2013
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Cell phone recycling helps domestic violence ...
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Sno-King Chorale sing along – 'Ticket to ...
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Recognize our difference makers
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Fire causes $100,000 damage to condo
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Mountlake Terrace woman rescued from boating ...
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Washington’s Lottery imagines what ...
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PUD reminds customers about potential scams
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BUI: New WA laws gets tough on boating under ...
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In Olympia, mixed messages for ‘Older ...
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Governor's speech on the Aerospace Industry ...
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Photo by: Sara Bruestle
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Courtesy of: Stephanie Allen
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Courtesy of: Neil Parekh / United Way of Snohomish County
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Photo by: Sara Bruestle
News
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Cell phone recycling helps domestic violence victims
May 20Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County is recycling cell phones. Cell phones even without service can call 911 when charged. Cell phones ...
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Recognize our difference makers
May 19Every day, our community is changed by difference makers – people uniting for the common good. These difference makers are as diverse as their ...
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Washington’s Lottery imagines what Washingtonians could do if they won
May 17On Wednesday, May 15, the Powerball jackpot rolled over to $550 million, which is enough money to take every person in the state of Washington ...
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PUD reminds customers about potential scams
May 17Snohomish County PUD reminds customers about potential scams that aim to steal customers’ identity and bill payment information. Criminals use ...
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BUI: New WA laws gets tough on boating under the influence
May 17Governor Jay Inslee signed the boating safety bill (Senate Bill 5437) today, a three-part bill that changes Washington’s boating safety laws and ...
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In Olympia, mixed messages for ‘Older Americans Month’
By Chris Thomas - May 16Today, Gov. Jay Inslee celebrates Older Americans Month by walking with seniors around the State Capitol campus. However, inside the Capitol, the ...
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Governor's speech on the Aerospace Industry Strategy
May 15Gov. Jay Inslee announced on May 9 at the Future of Flight Aviation Center in Mukilteohis aerospace industry strategy to keep the Boeing 777X in ...
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Gov. Inslee signs law to encourage students to take computer science
May 15Gov. Jay Inslee signed House Bill 1472 on Tuesday opening the door for schools across the state to count advanced placement computer science as a ...
Gov. Inslee unveils strategy to build 777X
By Sara Bruestle - May 15Looking to protect and grow the state’s aerospace industry for decades to come, Gov. Jay Inslee aims to persuade the Boeing Co. to design and ...
Paine Field to host 18th annual Aviation Day
By Zoe Jovanovich - May 15Planes will fill the sky on May 18. Saturday marks the 18th annual Paine Field Aviation Day, put on by Washington Pilots Association, Paine Field ...
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How DACHSHUNDS Came To Be by local writer, Kizzie Jones.
By Waterfront Coffee Company - Apr 30How DACHSHUNDS Came To Be, a wonderfully written and illustrated short story by two local talents. Writer Kizzie Elizabeth Jones and illustrator ...
TINY'S ORGANIC VEGGIES AT THE WATERFRONT...
By Waterfront Coffee Company - Apr 30Pick up your organic veggies at Waterfront Coffee Company each Wednesday. Tiny’s Organic is a third generation family owned and operated organic ...
Columns
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As the world turns
By Chuck Sigars - May 15I was at Volunteer Park in Seattle a couple of weeks ago, during one of our many beautiful May evenings here in our post-Mayan Apocalypse world, ...
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The spring of our content
By Chuck Sigars - May 08There are, as I write, 40-odd days until the summer solstice. Then, being the Pacific Northwest, we have another three weeks (at least) past that ...
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The 20-year itch
By Chuck Sigars - May 01The late Kurt Vonnegut was once a graduate student in anthropology. By all accounts (i.e., his professors), he was not in his natural element, ...
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Classroom success leads to Achievement Awards at schools
By Marci Larsen, ... - May 01Mukilteo schools recently earned seven Washington Achievement Awards, the state’s highest honor for schools. Odyssey Elementary received an award ...
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The Massachusetts story you missed
By Chuck Sigars - Apr 24I’ve told several people lately that Boston had curiously been on my mind the past few weeks. This is not all that surprising; it was around this ...
Blogs
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A Runner
By Frank Workman - May 19Amy-Eloise Neale is a senior at Glacier Peak High School. She is a runner. She is majestic and regal and graceful. Her feet hit the ground as ...
What? Not again!
By John McAlpine - May 19So here I was, all set to blog about how it seemed the Mariners had 'rounded the corner', 'come of age' or 'got up to speed' with respect to ...
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It's the Participation and Effort That Matter
By John McAlpine - Apr 29It's the Participation and Effort That Matter Obnoxious John 4/29/13 This past weekend I had the opportunity to spend a few hours at the ...
Comments
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Re: Washington’s Lottery imagines what Washingtonians could do if they won
By Pat Ratliff - May 17OR: You could donate $183 million per year for three years to the Beacon Christmas Party fund. And still have a million left over for yourself.
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Re: It's the Participation and Effort That Matter
By Nathaniel R Brown - May 03An excellent article - thank you! I'm a three-time Olympic coach (cross-country skiing & biathlon), and the most treasured moments - aside from a ...
Schools
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School Board Report for May 13
May 15During its meeting on May 13, the Mukilteo School Board did the following: Recognized two students for their outstanding achievements. Honored ...
Mariner principal is Humanitarian of the Year
May 08Principal Brent Kline will be presented the first ever Humanitarian of the Year Award by the Unity Church in Lynnwood for his achievements at ...
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School Briefs for week of May 15
May 15Kamiak's mock car crash is Thursday Don’t be alarmed if you see police cars, aid cars and fire trucks speeding to Kamiak High School at around ...
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Public meetings to discuss overcrowding in schools
By Andy Muntz - May 08The Mukilteo School District has a problem: too many elementary students and not enough classrooms to house them. The public is invited to a pair ...
Police & Fire
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Fire causes $100,000 damage to condo
May 19No one was injured in a fire that caused more than $100,000 damage to a condominium in the Martha Lake area west of Mill Creek Saturday morning. A ...
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“Click it or Ticket” patrols take on texters and talkers
May 13Ever wonder why Washington has one of the highest seat belt use rates in the country? It is due, in large part, to the highly visible “Click It or ...
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Mountlake Terrace woman rescued from boating incident
May 19Residents in the area of the 900 block of 43rd Street NW, Marysville, which is near Potlatch Beach, and adjacent to the Priest Point area of Puget ...
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SnoHawk 1 assists Seattle in tower incident
May 03The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office helicopter SnoHawk 1 and crew were called to assist Seattle Police and Fire early this Thursday morning at a ...
A & E
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Sno-King Chorale sing along – 'Ticket to Broadway'
May 19Whether you sing in the shower, as you’re riding your bike, or with the car radio, you are invited to join the Sno-King Community Chorale for the ...
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Driftwood Players to audition for Festival of Shorts
May 10The Driftwood Players announce auditions for their WORLD PREMIERE TIPs production, 4th Annual Festival of Shorts. Help us celebrate a great season ...
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Walk the county Sports Hall of Fame
May 15The Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame invites the public to an open house at the Comcast Arena in Everett on Wednesday, May 22, from 3:30 p.m. ...
EvCC students perform ‘The School for Husbands’
May 08Everett Community College students will perform Moliere’s “The School for Husbands,” at 7:30 p.m. May 30-June 1 and June 6-8 in EvCC’s Baker Hall, ...
