The Washington Dental Service Foundation SmileMobile plans to come to Valley General Hospital, 14701 179th Ave. SE, Monroe, from Dec. 4 to 15.
The SmileMobile, a dental office on wheels, brings oral health services year-round to children from limited-income families who would not otherwise have access to needed dentistry.
Services range from examinations and preventive care to fillings and minor oral surgery; all of the services are either free or cost a small fee.
To learn if your child qualifies for this program or to schedule an appointment, call the hospital at 360-794-1411.
Lynnwood offers bicycle helmets
The Lynnwood Kiwanis Club has donated bicycle helmets for the Lynnwood Police Department to distribute to children in need.
The Lynnwood Recreation Center also has bicycle helmets for sale for $10.
For more information, call Shannon Sessions at 425-744-6938 or Trudy Dana at 425-744-6939.
Free celebrations in The Herald
The Herald runs free milestone celebration announcements with photographs on Wednesdays.
Engagement, wedding, anniversary, adoption, retirement and 100th birthday announcements run in the Community Extra pages of The Herald.
To have a form mailed to you, or to find out how your story can be a Herald “Love Story,” call Christina Harper at 425-339-3491 or go to www. heraldnet.com/ communityextra and fill out the form.
Correction
The mayor of Lake Stevens is Vern Little. His last name was reported incorrectly in a story on Page C3 Thursday about filling the vacancy left on the City Council when Little was appointed to serve out the term of former Mayor Lynn Walty, who resigned Oct. 13.
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