Today is Tour de Taste day on the Everett Community College campus, an annual celebration of eating and mingling. The campus is closed for winter break, but 200 staff members remain on campus and are without regular food service. So faculty and staff organized the progressive meal.
There will be at least 10 food stops all mapped out including:
President’s office and college advancement: Wake up with Charlie, breakfast.
Information technology: espresso.
Bookstore: bagel bites.
Student services: international soups and finger foods.
Nursing and health professions: Rootin’ Tootin’ Chili.
Enrollment services: “Le Joli Jambon,” bite-size ham sandwiches.
Administrative services: fiesta food fling, chicken taco salad and Tex Mex dip.
Fire science and maintenance: chili challenge and soup.
Staff services: high noon tea, serving finger foods and hot beverages.
Marysville man claims $25,000
Ellis Hagen of Marysville, who started playing Daily Keno a few weeks ago, won $25,000 in a recent drawing.
“The wife gets some,” he told lottery staff. And he’ll spread a little extra holiday cheer and might put some in the stock market.
Lets others do the wrap
If you are worn out from shopping and don’t want the hassle of wrapping presents, here is an idea.
Take gifts 5-8 p.m. Friday and noon-4 p.m. Saturday to the old fire station, 1430 Pioneer Highway, in Silvana.
Silvana Fire District No. 19 Auxiliary folks will wrap packages for donations to buy things for the fire department.
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