FYI

An antique tractor display, Alaskan pig races and a bubble gum-blowing contest are among the events you can check out at the Evergreen State Fair, which opens today in Monroe. The fair continues until Sept. 6.

For more information, call the 24-hour events hotline at 425-388-3200 or go to www.evergreenfair.org.

Herald hosts online primary discussion

Have questions about the upcoming primary? Want to know what to expect in the polling place? And are you worried about how votes will be counted?

Snohomish County elections manager Carolyn Diepenbrock offers answers Friday in a live online chat.

Diepenbrock will reply to your queries from noon until 1 p.m. If you don’t have a question, tune in to learn what others are asking. To take part, go to www.heraldnet.com.

Learn how to help save local streams

Get wet.

Count bugs.

Learn how to save salmon in a stream near you.

The Adopt-a-Stream Foundation is offering field training on keeping streams in Snohomish County from getting so polluted that they cannot support salmon and the bugs they feed on.

The training is Sept. 9 and 11, but the Everett-based foundation needs those who want to attend the $100 session to sign up now. The fee includes a copy of the foundation’s “Streamkeeper’s Field Guide.”

The training starts with an evening of classroom learning and is followed by an all-day session in the field.

Call 425-316-8592 to register for one of the 20 spots.

Correction

* The correct phone number for Daggers Body Piercing and State Street Tattoo in Marysville is 360-658-4890. The wrong number was given in a donation drive story that appeared on Page B2 in Wednesday’s Community Spotlight.

* The name of murder victim Patty Berry was misspelled in Julie Muhlstein’s column on Page B1 Wednesday about the Compassionate Friends support group’s request for volunteers.

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