Celebrate Seabiscuit
A day of family activities commemorating the 75th annniversary of Seabiscuit’s final race is planned Saturday at All Breed Equine Rez-Q in Marysville. There will be farm tours and pony rides, a raffle, bake sale, games and prizes. The special guest of honor will be Windy Land, the great-great-great-grandson of Seabiscuit. The stallion won the Santa Anita handicap in 1940, coming back from a career-threatening injury. All Breed Equine Rez-Q is at 2415 116th NE, Marysville.
Prom safety events planned: Assemblies are planned Thursday at high schools in Mukilteo and Monroe to promote prom safety. Neighbors might see police cars and fire trucks with lights and sirens headed to campuses. Kamiak High School’s event is mid-morning, with Monroe High School’s event in the afternoon. Both events are organized by police, firefighters and school drama clubs.
Volunteer needed for police board: The city of Lake Stevens is looking for a volunteer to serve on the Police Civil Service Commission, a board that reviews the selection, appointment, promotion and employment of police officers, except the chief. Commissioners serve six-year terms. The volunteer must be a U.S. citizen, live in Lake Stevens and be registered to vote in Snohomish County. To apply or get more information, go to www.lakestevenswa.gov or contact Civil Service Chief Examiner Steve Edin at 425-377-3227 or sedin@lakestevenswa.gov.
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