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Front Porch Send us Ways to GiveThe Herald will publish its annual Ways to Give list Nov. 22. Ways to Give lets readers know about the charitable groups that need help to do their work during the holiday season. We need the name of your organization; what services you provide; hours and address; a phone number to be included in the listing and a phone number for confirmation; and what items, services or volunteer help you need. Submit information by Nov. 11 to Herald reporter Gale Fiege, P.O. Box 930, Everett, WA 98206, or e-mail gfiege@heraldnet.com. For more information about Ways to Give, call 425-339-3427. Focus on Farming in Tulalip: Focus on Farming, a sixth-annual conference celebrating Snohomish County agriculture, is planned for Thursday at the Tulalip Resort & Conference Center in Marysville. Everyone is welcome to attend the full day of workshop sessions designed to help farmers and local food systems succeed. This year’s speakers include David Mas Masumoto, author of “Wisdom of the Last Farmer,” who will talk during a gourmet lunch; former New Jersey secretary of agriculture Charles Kuperus, who will give a morning keynote address; and cowboy poet Baxter Black, who will perform at 4:45 p.m. before the conference’s annual local wine and artisan cheese social. Conference registration is $50 at door. Fans of Black who don’t want to attend the entire conference, can pay $20 for his performance and the wine and cheese social. Go to www.focuson farming.org or call 425-388-7112 for more information. |
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- Plan for I-5 closures this week
- A new bowling alley for Monroe?
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- I-5 bridge joint may give you a jolt, but it isn't damaged
- Vote on school levies by Tuesday
(11) - A tidy lawn could be law in Lynnwood (10)
- State Senate votes to toss I-960's tax-raising hurdle (9)
- Lynnwood sets height limit on grass: 8 inches (8)
- Everett rethinks boutique wineries (5)
- Everett police officers cleared in 2008 shooting death (5)
- 1949 travel aid shows how few places blacks were welcome in Washington (4)
- I-5 bridge joint may give you a jolt, but it isn't damaged (4)
- A new bowling alley for Monroe? (3)
- Toyota has powerful D.C. friends (3)
- Edmonds educator, famous announcer dies
- Mill Creek to appeal ruling on annexation
- Through the air, with the greatest of ease
- E-W thriving under new coach
- The path to citizenship
- EUUC puts on ‘Pants & Shoes’
- Wolfpack wins the ‘Battle'
- Lynnwood’s annexation plans OK’d
- Arlington's Cascade Valley Hospital celebrates expansion, national award and 100 years of service
- Business Licences Feb. 2010
- Technology tips for launching your own business
- Business Events Feb. 2010
- Tech Talk: No excuse today for going without a Web site
- State already raising fees and rates that restrict business growth
- Some legislators again targeting people’s initiative petition rights
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