Articles published Thu, Dec 18, 2008
arts
Between the Covers
Book destined to be a Christmas classic
Bob's Big Screen
Two films on DVD are supernaturally good
Book destined to be a Christmas classic
Review: The Paper Bag Christmas
Join Flat Stanley on international adventures
Everett Theatre offers laughs for New Year's Eve
Two films on DVD are supernaturally good
Reviews of "Ghost Town" and "In Search of a Midnight Kiss"
business
Chamber celebrates centennial with festive gala
The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commercedemonstrated its impact on the community while celebrating its 100thanniversary at a gala event December...
columnists-dishingitup
Chocolate Truffles are worth the effort for special holiday treat
Recipes for a bounty of chocolate treats
columnists-garden
Designer plants make unique gifts with built-in rewards
Don't be afraid to try those more expensive but rewarding designer plants
communities
Caring Communities
The holiday spirit inspires gifts of love and support.
Dogs can run free at new park
Thanks to the diligent efforts of a local dog owners'group and the Marysville Parks and Recreation Department, pooches now have aplace to run and romp ...
editorial
Personal reflections, holiday wishes
Talk of the Town
news
Parades, music and lights welcome Christmas
Food Bank announces holiday schedule
To efficiently serve its clients, the Marysville FoodBank has set up special distribution days and times for the holidays.
Mental health treatment programs to see increased funding
Beckye Randall
Art comes to life at Marysville Library
By Beckye Randall
Forest Service plans summertime cleanup of Rainy Mine
The Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest will begin cleanup of hazardous waste at Rainy Mine and Mill site next summer, located about 12 miles northeast of North Bend, WA.
Riverfront development plans taking shape
Plans to revamp Marysville's riverfront got a boost from staff members' attendance at a recent conference devoted to waterfront development.
County fleet gets charged up
Snohomish County has converted two of its Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles to fully electric vehicles.
New video focuses on Arlington's assets
The City of Arlington unveiled the revised version of its community video at the City Council meeting Monday, December 1.
schools
Big Bad Wolf gets a new telling by First Gentleman
By Beckye Randall
Goals in sight for focused teen
By Carmell Emory
Tribal leader honored in gym dedication
The new gymnasium on the Marysville Secondary OptionsCampus will be dedicated in memory of Francis J. "Francy" Sheldon onFriday, December 19,...
Marysville School Board selects new officers
Tribal leader and coach honored in gym dedication
The new gymnasium on the Marysville Secondary Options Campus will be dedicated in memory of Francis J. "Francy" Sheldon on Friday, December 19.
voices
Letters to the Editor
Disasters are punishment for abortion policies
Personal reflections and holiday wishes
Brrrr! The frigid weather we’re experiencing as we go topress was forecast, but that doesn’t make it any more welcome. I don’t knowabout...
