Articles published Thu, Feb 26, 2009
arts
Donate a coat, see a show
Friday performances of "Once Upon a Mattress" offer 2-for-1 tickets in exchange for a clothing donation.
Wilde's play turns lies into comedy
"The Importance of Being Earnest' opens March 6 at the Everett Performing Arts Center.
Drum roll, please...It's the Bob Awards
Reviewer and movie buff Bob Connally reveals his picks for the top movies in each category. Don't agree? E-mail him.
Bluegrass artist coming to Arlington
Rhonda Vincent and her band The Rage will perform at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 21.
columnists-dishingitup
Eating Mediterranean style has health benefits
Victoria shares a recipe for Maria's Greek Pasta Salad that was recently enjoyed by members of La-De-Biz, a women's networking group.
columnists-garden
Transplanting is a smart, inexpensive gardening tool
Transplanting is a tool used by even the most organized and knowledgeable gardeners to spruce up your garden.
columnists-getfit
Metabolism: Friend or foe?
Rev up your metabolism for fat-burning results
communities
They could have danced all night
Fathers and daughters, resplendent with corsages, taffeta and even a tux or two, hit the dance floor February 7 and 21 for special evenings hosted by the Marysville Parks Department.
Fallen heroes immortalized in pencil sketches
Renowned artist Michael Reagan will talk about his goal of providing a hand-drawn sketch of all servicemembers killed in the war on terror at the Take a Vet to Lunch community dinner February 28 in Marysville.
Grandview's king and queen hold court
May Evenson and Don Taylor were chosen as the 2009 Strawberry Festival Senior Royalty at Grandview Village.
news
Early education gets boost from lawmakers and law enforcement
Economic stimulus package includes increased funding for early childhood education programs.
Tribes contract to thin 78 acres of forest land
Pre-commercial thinning contributes to the overall health of the forests and their long-term viability.
Tulalip tribal campaigns underway
Seven Tulalip Tribes members are competing for two seats on the Board of Directors, the Tribes' governing body, with elections to be held at the General Council Meeting March 14.
Hydrogen-based energy storage studied
Northwest energy industry leaders will launch a study this spring to explore a new hydrogen-based energy storage system for intermittent renewable energy sources.
Firefighters get grant for equipment
The FEMA grant will provide the Marysville Fire District with modern, state-of-the-art equipment, compliant with current safety regulations and requirements.
Crime stats lower for 2008, says chief
Fewer crimes were committed in Marysville during 2008 than in the previous year, according to Chief Rick Smith at a recent City Council meeting.
Property taxes rise as values fall
In a report issued by the Snohomish County assessor's office, figures indicate the average tax change ranged from an 11.1 percent increase in Monroe to a decrease of 6.3 percent in Bothell.
Net widens to identify ATM thieves
An Arlington BECU teller machine was rigged to dispense twice the amount requested and debited from a user's account.
New admin facility set to open May 1
Sitting high atop a hill with an expansive view of Tulalip Bay, the Tulalip Tribes' new administration building is scheduled for occupancy May 1, 2009.
schools
Getchell athletes may don M-P colors
For the first year or so, varsity athletes transferring to Marysville Getchell High School may continue to play on M-PHS teams.
Student artists recognized by Arts Council
The Scholastic Art Awards demonstrates the works of talented young artists from around the county, including more than a dozen local students.
Open House for Lakewood schools
The district is celebrating its 95th anniversary with a special event March 10.
Marysville school closures off the table - for now
The Marysville School Board has voted to delay any decisions regarding the closure of schools or facilities until June 2010.
Award-winning jazz choir salutes the past
voices
More to education than testing
Letters to the Editor
Hometown values make good business sense
Check your own backyard for professional services as well as retail opportunities.
In Memoriam
Sim Wilson 1927-2009
