Celebrate the 10th annual World Walk for Breastfeeding and Family Fun Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Wiggums Hollow Park, 2808 10th St., Everett.
The free event is sponsored by the Snohomish Health District’s Women, Infant and Children’s nutrition program, La Leche League of Snohomish County, Pregnancy Aid WIC and Snohomish County Breastfeeding Coalition.
Find a 1-mile walk, face-painting and balloon art for children, a health information fair, a silent auction and free performances by Northwest Ring of Smoke magicians and Piper’s Creek Celtic music ensemble.
Swing and salsa tonight in Everett
Do the tango, swing and salsa at 8:30 tonight at Normanna Hall, 2725 Oakes Ave., Everett.
Practice the dances with teachers from 8:30 to 9:15 p.m.
For more information, call 206-255-7236.
Watch Herald writer go flying
Herald reporter Jasa Santos took an acrobatic flight with Air National Guard pilot Maj. John Klatt on Aug. 2, in preparation for Seafair.
A video of her flight, and her interview with Maj. Klatt, can now be seen at www.herald net.com/wildride.
Who can gather the most food?
Banks in Lake Stevens are getting ready to compete for who can make the biggest donation to the Lake Stevens Food Bank.
The Bank-to-Bank Food Drive continues through Aug. 31 at nine banks in the Lake Stevens area.
Collection bins will be placed in each of the bank’s lobbies and collected weekly. Cash donations will be collected as well.
The bank with the most items by weight, with $1 in cash equaling 1 pound of food, is the winner.
The winning bank will be given a banner to display, “showing their customers care the most,” according to organizer Tonya Christoffersen.
Correction
The name of a street on the Tulalip Indian Reservation was incorrectly identified in a story about homes on leased land that appeared on Page A1 on Wednesday. The street name is Mission Beach Walk, not Mission Beach Road. Homes on Mission Beach Road are on deeded land.
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