Articles published Wed, Nov 4, 2009
arts
Busy weekend for local symphony
The Everett Symphony will perform a pops concert Friday night, followed by a concerette and benefit showcase on Saturday.
Genius shines in new film and classic TV series
Reviews: "Up" and "Monty Python: Almost the Truth"
"Nicolette" a romantic romp through medieval times
The original musical tackles ages-old issues with clever humor and entertaining songs.
Country and bluegrass on the bill for the debut of Hometown Hootenanny
The monthly music series is set at the Historic Everett Theatre.
Young adult novel good to the last drop
Review: "Coffeehouse Angel"
Beautiful music supports community projects
The Arlington Rotary presents harpist Bronn Journey in concert November 19 at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center.
business
Shared kitchen offers business opportunities
Let's Dish! was faced with closing their business until they formed a partnership with Pacific Rim Supper Club.
Used bookstore is home for artists, mystics
From comfortable reading nooks to eclectic classes, Wit's End Books creates a unique experience.
RV dealer tops in nation again
Roy Robinson RV Center was named one of the 50 top RV dealers in North America.
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Whole grains pack extra nutritional punch
Recipe for Barley Beef Soup uses Pearl Barley.
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November again
Of wars and mud, bugs and battles.
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Pruning made easy
A free November 7 class at Sunnyside Nursery will teach the basics of pruning.
communities
Scarecrows on parade in Arlington
Plywood fish out to catch tourists
Arlington volunteers created hundreds of decorated fish and installed them next to I-5, hoping to attract Olympic visitors.
Stanwood church offering Streams of Mercy to Kenya
A local Kenyan family is assisting a humanitarian campaign by Our Saviour's Lutheran Church as Kenya endures a water scarcity and sanitation crisis.
Volunteer for relay committees
The north Snohomish County Relay for Life is gearing up for its 14th year.
Strawberry Festival a year-long effort
The volunteers who bring the Strawberry Festival to Marysville every June put in 12 months of work.
Swim for free at M-PHS pool
Marysville Healthy Communities Project has teamed up with the Marysville School District to offer free swim nights at the district pool.
Education grant available to local women
Soroptimist International of Marysville is taking applications for Women's Opportunity Awards.
Gates Foundation provides funding for library technology
Grants of more than $4 million will benefit 10 community foundations, state libraries and Legal Aid for Washington.
Recreation fees waived on Veterans Day
Food basket drive brings holiday cheer
The All-City Food Drive to benefit Operation Marysville Community Christmas is set for November 7.
news
2-alarm fire damages Smokey Point businesses
The early morning blaze apparently started in a pawn shop.
Downtown Marysville plan approved by Council
The master plan will guide growth and development in Marysville's downtown core.
Golden Corral offers free meals for veterans
The 9th annual Military Appreciation Monday is set for November 16 from 5 to 9 p.m.
Round and round: Plan for 172nd St. interchange explained
WSDOT representatives held an open house and hearing for Arlington citizens and business owners to learn more about the plan for a roundabout at 172nd St. and Hwy. 9.
Long lines, short supplies at local H1N1 vaccination sites
Over 2,700 people vaccinated at one Marysville location.
Wastewater contaminants could damage salmon population
The Stillaguamish Tribe is working with other agencies to identify pollutants and devise treatment methods.
Marysville officer's work in schools gets results
Police officer Bronwyn Kieland was named the city's Employee of the Month for October.
National census affects local services
Data collected by the Census Bureau determines federal funding and planning to accommodate growth.
Changes to local phone service proposed
Verizon Communications is seeking approval to divest its landline operations to Frontier Communications Corporation.
Coffee drink lands AHS student in hot water
A student was suspended after allegations were made about the contents of her peppermint mocha.
schools
Young musician a problem-solver at heart
David Taft-Farren is a senior at AHS and a member of the high school band.
Marysville Students of the Month for September and October
Rock 'n roll is king in AHS musical
"Bye Bye Birdie" is presented for five performances November 13-21 at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center at Arlington High School.
Students invited to blast off with science program
Applications for Washington Aerospace Scholars program due November 6.
Marysville school officials hear concerns about late start option
Parents and community members attending an October 29 public meeting were mostly opposed to the later schedule for high schoolers.
