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Front Porch: Learn all about child welfare
A child welfare human services course is offered in Smokey Point. Learn about the history of child protective…
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Monroe’s Planned Parenthood will close its doors
MONROE — The Monroe Planned Parenthood health center plans to close March 31, the victim of a turbulent…
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Everett High honors students plan special dance
Logan Smith, a lanky 15-year-old at Everett High School, likes to shoot baskets. Everett High senior Talex Diede…
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Arlington baristas’ skimpy new attire raises ire
Customers are hot about a change in their espresso routine.
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Front Porch: Connect in Marysville
A Marysville 411 Community Connections Festival is planned for 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Totem Middle…
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Marysville coalesces with growing community connections
MARYSVILLE — First, the group formed to fight drug abuse among youth in the city.
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Marysville Sea Cadets prepare for duty on water
Sea Cadets in Marysville don’t have a boat, but they will go to sea.
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Public Meetings
Arlington Planning Commission, 7 tonight, city council chambers, 110 E. Third St. Agenda includes hearings on comprehensive plan…
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Firefighters climb Columbia Tower in Seattle for charity
How fast can you climb 69 flights of stairs wearing 50 pounds of gear?
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Snohomish County’s university bid falls short in Legislature
OLYMPIA — Those pushing for a college in Snohomish County knew state lawmakers would give them no money…
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A new Red Hat group forms for less active ladies
Dorothy Snell, 67, is interested in forming a new Red Hat group in the Marysville and Everett areas.
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Budget watch
Marysville: $20,844 to Murray, Smith &Associates of Everett to develop plans for a water main on Forty Five…
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Quil Ceda casino parking lot to grow
The Tulalip Hotel may be the most glamorous addition within the Tulalip Indian Reservation, but a small casino…
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Marysville growing; crime in city isn’t
MARYSVILLE — Crime in Marysville dropped in 2008 despite the city’s rapid growth.