FYI: Snohomish Chamber plans Community Day

The Snohomish Chamber of Commerce is set to have its first Community Day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 27 at Snohomish Station, a new shopping center along Bickford Avenue.

Community groups can set up displays, promote their activities and seek volunteers. Those who want to participate need to fill out an application form and send it to the Chamber of Commerce.

To get the form, contact the Chamber of Commerce at 360-568-2526 or manager@cityofsnohomish.com.

Fundraising drive continues for Tulalip cultural center

The Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve likely will cost the Tulalip Tribes about $19 million by the time it’s finished in 2010.

So far, the Tulalip Tribes have pledged $6 million, and a Washington state Heritage Grant has provided $1 million, according to figures provided by the tribal government.

The 23,000-square-foot cultural center and traditional longhouse is expected to open next year. The natural history preserve is also set for completion next year, and the center’s endowment phase will last until 2010.

For more information, call 360-716-4386.

Sultan Basin Road closed through October

Sultan Basin Road will be closed between U.S. 2 and 142nd Street SE from Sept. 5 through Oct. 7.

The road closure is necessary to install a retaining wall and extend an existing sidewalk between the Timber Ridge development.

Access to Sultan Basin Road will be through Rice Road with detour signs to assist drivers.

For more information, call 360-793-2231.

Seems Like Yesterday feature returns Monday

Seems Like Yesterday, a sampling of local historical items from 25 and 50 years ago, resumes Monday in The Herald.

The feature by Everett writer Jack O’Donnell will appear Sunday through Thursday alongside Today in History, a collection of national and world history notes.

History buffs can find both of these pieces Monday on the Time Out pages.

Correction

Snohomish County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue pilot Steve Klett was misidentified in a photo caption on Page A1 Thursday, and Search and Rescue Flight Medic Corey Wenzel was misidentified in a photo caption on Page A10.

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