There will be no Spiderman comic books with your Sunday edition of The Herald on Sunday, on Dec. 31 or on Jan. 7.
The comic books are scheduled to resume Jan. 14. The comic book will no longer be inserted into The Herald after Feb. 25.
Rubatino Refuse Removal gives its workers three holidays off each year.
There won’t be garbage pickup the next two Mondays.
Garbage collection will be one day late both weeks.
On Dec. 15, Snohomish County police officers joined their counterparts throughout our state to conduct the 16th annual Night of 1,000 Stars DUI and traffic safety emphasis patrol. The 1,000 stars represent all of the law enforcement badges in Washington.
Preliminary results show there were 30 people arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Snohomish County, up from 26 in 2005.
“In other parts of the state, it seems that there were not as many impaired drivers on the roadways or possibly there were not enough available law enforcement officers to do this special emphasis patrol because of the heavy winds the day before,” said Tracy McMillan, Snohomish County DUI Task Force coordinator. During 2005’s patrol event, 275 people were arrested statewide, while this year the number was 201, McMillan said.
We reported last week that Chai, an Asian elephant at Woodland Park Zoo, created an original painting that was up for bid on eBay.
It sold Monday afternoon for $1,525.
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