Wed, Aug 26, 2009
Arlington losing car dealership
Wed, Aug 12, 2009
Panhandling a visible sign of economic problems
City laws set limits on roadside solicitations.
Homeless housing programs target Marysville, north county
Three projects will share more than $2 million to increase housing units for low-income and homeless families and individuals.
Island County shoreline added to conservation area
Conserving the Livingston Bay property will help restore Puget Sound.
Crime-fighting dog retires
Radar has served honorably in the Marysville Police Department and will be missed by his team.
Healthy help for the uninsured a click away
Community Health Center (CHC) plays a central role in the health and wellbeing of Snohomish County residents.
Fireworks enforcement still a challenge
Marysville adopted a new ordinance to help combat fireworks offenses earlier this year.
Armed robbery suspect sought in Arlington
Stilly River testing planned by city
Contaminates in the city's water supply may be from pharmaceutical products.
New head cop in Tulalip
Former police chief Jay Goss returns to lead the tribal police department.
Arlington to add trail on 188th Street
New path will connect with Centennial Trail
Paving to begin on State Ave. project
Widening of the one-mile stretch of road between 136th and 152nd is nearing completion.
Wed, Aug 5, 2009
Armed robbery suspect sought in Arlington
Wed, Jul 29, 2009
Cooling centers open in Marysville and Arlington
Council, school board positions will see challenges
Several incumbents in north Snohomish County offices are unopposed in the fall election.
Stillaguamish welcome salmon back to the river
Tribal members celebrated the return of Stillaguamish River salmon with a traditional ceremony.
County takes over Wenberg park
City lays out transportation projects
Park and Ride lot to open this winter
The facility, at the corner of Cedar and Grove Street, will have space for more than 200 cars.
Vision for Marysville taking shape
Attend a public hearing Thursday, July 30, to offer input on proposed improvements to the city's downtown.
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