Articles published Thu, Jan 15, 2009
arts
Bob's Big Screen
Little-known comedic gems outshinenewer releases
Children's fairy tale transformed into modern stageclassic
Romantic fantasy fans young and old are flocking inrecord numbers to see "Disney's Beauty And The Beast," which opened athree-week run at Everett's...
Watching the 'Tube
Inspirational messagesfor MLK Day
columnists-dishingitup
Not just an ornamental plant, nutritious kale makes hearty soup
Enjoy a tasty kale-based soup
communities
Health issues motivate locals to opt for weight loss surgery
A viable option to gastric bypass is a relatively new procedure called gastric banding. The Lap-Band is an adjustable system that is installed during minimally invasive surgery. No internal organs are surgically altered, but the band creates a patient-managed restriction to help control portion sizes and encourage healthy eating habits.
National Day of Service urged by president-elect
Members of the local communities in north SnohomishCounty are well-acquainted with the idea of service to others. Whether it'svolunteering at the Food ...
Tickets on sale for annual Dads and Daughters dance
Popular annual event set for February 7 and 21.
Annual cancer relay event kickoff planned
Who would have guessed that an all-night stroll couldlead to major scientific breakthroughs?
Annual relay event kickoff planned
The North Snohomish County Relay for Life is celebrating its tenth year of activism and hope for cancer patients and their families.
Arlington credit union raises $5,000 for Children's Museum
Donations will help support the museum's North Pole parties and supplement scholarship funds.
Open seat on library board to be filled
Deadline to apply for the 5-year term on the Library Board of Trustees is January 19.
National Day of Service urged by president-elect
In the spirit of national service, president-elect Barack Obama is calling on Americans to use the day prior to his inauguration to volunteer for local community causes. The National Day of Service falls on Martin Luther King Day, which was federally designated as a day for community volunteerism in 1994. Even though it's been in effect for 15 years, it's expected that the upcoming January 19 National Day of Service will see historic levels of participation.
Burger restaurant enjoys record sales
news
E-cycle old computers for free
Until now, disposing of old computers, monitors and TVsets has been a challenging and expensive task. The electronic equipment, whichmay contain hazardous...
Noise ordinance concerns Marysville citizens
The Marysville City Council drew a larger than usual audience for its January 12 meeting. Concerned citizens were anxious to comment on a proposed ordinance...
Health issues motivate locals to opt for weight losssurgery
Advertisements for weight loss products and services tendto play the "look at me now" game. Giant pants, sexy dresses andbikinis all highlight...
Arlington reviews snow removal efforts, plansimprovements
Arlington city council members and citizens thanked cityemployees during the council's January 5 meeting for their efforts in removingsnow and ice during...
Snow, ice and floods cause area dangers
County corrections execs sworn into office
Health District sees cuts in services, higher fees
Experience the presidential inauguration with county Dems
Snohomish County Democrats will gather to celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama as 44th President of the United States of America on January 20 at a breakfast event that is open to the public.
Visions of December snowfall
Photographer Kenny Randall captured these snowy images during a snowshoe hike from the seasonal end of the Mountain Loop Highway to the Big Four Ice Caves.
Snows, floods wreak havoc in local neighborhoods
After weeks of record snowfall and freezing weather, Snohomish County residents found themselves facing the new threats of drenching rains, flooding and mudslides in early January.
Loans available for home repairs
County Housing Authority can help low-income homeowners make needed health and safety repairs.
E-cycle old computers for free
Beginning January 1, the state of Washington instituted an electronic recycling program that is funded by the manufacturers of the products in question and, therefore, free to consumers.
Regional leaders announce economic work group
Leaders in Snohomish and King counties have created a task force designed to restore economic competitiveness in the Puget Sund region.
Arlington reviews snow removal efforts, plans improvements
schools
Parents and citizens invited to school informationsessions
The Marysville School District is facing big challengesin the years ahead, and leaders are anxious to gather public input on issuesranging from school ...
High School Sports Scores
Parents and citizens invited to school information sessions
voices
Inauguration marks a new beginning for the country
When I picked up my mail overthe weekend, there was an oversized envelope in the mix from the PresidentialInauguration Committee. Inside was a “personal...
Letters to the Editor
Responses to abortion letter from 12/18
Comparing abortion to Holocaust needs response
Letter to the Editor
Abortion doesn't compare with war deaths
Letter to the Editor