Newell Corp. of Arlington spent more than a year reviving the locomotive for its return to Alaska.
Scott Peacock has been asked to fill the position. He’s worked for Snohomish schools since 1993.
Each candidate will meet with the district this week. Someone is expected to be chosen by Friday.
A passion for math and computer science is taking the 15-year-old to UW Bothell two years early.
The 46-year-old man was killed after the SUV he was driving crashed into a dump truck.
Saturday marks the beginning of Biringer Farm’s strawberry sales and Marysville Strawberry Festival
Use of 3-D maps to help scientists identify disasters before they happen was a bipartisan winner.
Locally made
Commercial Aircraft Interiors has been making airplane cabins look brand new since 2003.
That number will be narrowed to three after candidates are interviewed in public meetings next week.
Police and social workers teamed up to provide services to people who are willing to accept help.
To them, Memorial Day isn’t about shopping or picnics. It’s about remembering and making a difference.
The developer wants to build 206 units and retail space. It may be months before permits are issued.
Boston-based Web Industries expects to employ 70 at a new manufacturing facility in Marysville.
It was one of three airports in Washington and 127 nationwide to receive money from the FAA.
“Clean, safe and open” is the goal, but anglers and other visitors are unhappy about the new cost.
Jeremy Dailey knew his friend won big at a casino. Tye Burley was shot in Marysville last year.
Shirley Prouty has been writing “100 Years of Arlington” for over 15 years.
