The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency has invoked a burn ban for Snohomish County until further notice.
Blame the cloudless skies and chilly nights.
No burning is allowed in uncertified wood stoves or fireplaces. All outdoor burning is prohibited, even in areas where outdoor burning is not permanently banned.
For more information, call 800-552-3565 or go to www.pscleanair.org.
Rummage sale items needed
Lowell Community Church, 5218 S. Second Ave. in Everett, is being remodeled.
The 110-year-old church needs items for a rummage sale to benefit the remodeling project. The sale will be 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the church.
If you have items to donate, call 425-258-9381.
Military history workshop due
To encourage active and retired military folks to tell their stories, the Whidbey Island Writers Association offers a half-day workshop March 3 in Coupeville on the basics of writing a personal history.
Author and Vietnam veteran Don McQuinn will lead the workshop. The fee is $25. For more information, call 360-331-6714 or go online to writeonwhidbey.com. The association also offers a family genealogy workshop March 3 and the Whidbey island Writer’s Conference March 4-6 in Langley.
Send us your personal stories
Are you getting married, about to celebrate your wedding anniversary or getting ready to retire? Would you like to be considered for a Herald Love Story?
The Herald runs Celebration announcements free of charge in Wednesday’s Community Extra pages. Just fill out one of our forms and return it to us with a photograph.
Contact Christina Harper at 425-339-3491 or e-mail harper@heraldnet.com for more information.
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