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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   CONTACT THE HERALD Robert Frank, City Editor frank@heraldnet.com   Published: Thursday, June 19, 2008 Budget Watch Everett: $1.7 million to Stellar J. Corp. of Woodland for work on a new holding tank for the city's water treatment plant. $21,378 to CNJA Architects of Everett for consulting work on the new Everett Animal Shelter. $285,420 to Allied Construction of Everett for work on the new Everett Animal Shelter. Edmonds: $40 to AT&T of Lynnwood for a fax modem for the parks department. $285 to Lunds Office Essentials of Edmonds for administrative office supplies. $85 to Stoneway Electric Supply of Lynnwood for light bulbs for the Marina Beach pier. Marysville: $66,795 to AmTest Inc. of Redmond for drinking water testing, analysis and reporting, as required by state law, through Feb. 28, 2009. $58,340, to supplement a grant of $50,000, for a new field drainage system and other improvements at the Strawberry Fields Athletic Park, 6100 152nd St. NE. Monroe: $369 to Dunlap Industrial Hardware Inc. of Everett for coats. $217 to Genuine Auto Glass of Everett for windshield tinting. Snohomish: $378 to Everett Steel of Everett for steel plate. $5,333 to Prothman of Seattle for city engineer search. Arlington: $1,313 to Blumenthal Uniforms of Seattle for police department uniforms. $4,200 to Cascade Surveying of Arlington for survey work on the new fire station at Smokey Point. $28,339 to Cashmere Valley Bank of Wenatchee for loan payments on an aid car and a street sweeper.

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