Methadone clinic has birthday bash

Therapeutic Health Services celebrates its one-year anniversary at its Everett site from 4-7 p.m. today with an open house and art exhibit. Everett City Council President Marian Krell and several Therapeutic Health Services officials will speak at 5 p.m. at the clinic, 9930 Evergreen Way. The clinic is also donating $1,500 to the Greater Everett Community foundation for a memorial bench.

Massive egg hunt at Mariner High

More than 250,000 eggs, candy and prizes will be featured during the Golden Egg Hunt starting at noon Saturday at the Mariner High School football field, 200 120th St. SW.

Registration begins at noon, and the egg hunt starts at 1 p.m.

Members of the Snohomish County Search and Rescue team will be there, though the searching will be left to children up to 12 years old.

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The football field will be loaded with prizes, including skateboards, bikes and scooters. The Easter bunny will be present, along with some of his friends.

The Church at Everett and the Lynnwood Wal-Mart are sponsoring the event. For more information, contact Bruce Monforton, 425-514-9881.

Get pancakes and a scrub

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 7215 51st Ave. NE in Marysville, hosts its annual Easter pancake breakfast and car wash fund-raiser 7 a.m.-noon Saturday. Get pancakes, eggs and sausage for $7, $4 for senior citizens and children, or $18 for a family.

Proceeds benefit Lutheran summer camps.

For more Easter events, see Friday’s A&E section.

Correction

John Romann is a senior instructor of the Everett High School Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps. His school affiliation was left out of a story on Page B1 Sunday about a regional drill-team competition in Everett on Saturday.

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