This is a much belated thank you to the person(s) responsible for the genius idea and follow-through on planting the wildflower mix in the fields and lots of Gateway Center on 116th in Marysville during construction.
This has brought unexpected joy to folks shopping in this complex. Thanks for proving construction doesn’t always have to be ugly!
Roberta Stevens
Marysville
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