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arts

Flex Pass offers savings, convenience

See five Red Curtain productions this season and save by mixing and matching plays and concert events.

Celebrating an American comic hero

No DVD releases of any consequence this cycle, so let's review some Bill Murray gems.

business

Find new fashions at discount prices at Tay T's

Marysville boutique carries clothing and accessories for men, women and children.

Car dealer supports military charity

Donate used cell phones or prepaid phone cards at Roy Robinson Chevrolet in Marysville.

communities

Trading cards become art with local collectors' group

Artist Trading Cards have gained popularity internationally.

Marysville Y gets new director

Reeshemah Davis has been hired as the new executive director for the YMCA of Snohomish County Marysville/North County Family Branch.

Soroptimists elect board members

Dog wash raises funds for animal groups

The third annual Scrub-a-Mutt event is planned for August 21.

Riverside park cleanup planned

Volunteers are encouraged to gather at Big Rock Park along the Stilly River.

Local man drives a million miles

Mike Majors has reached a milestone as a driver for Community Transit.

HomeGrown Festival enlivens downtown Marysville

The annual street fair happens on Third Street August 13 and 14.

news

Teens arrested in school bus vandalism case

The 17-year-olds caused nearly $50,000 damage to school buses.

Additions to Outlook's editorial staff

Megan Adams and Sarah Arney join the NCO team

Arlington's refi enables fire station upgrade

Arlington council members also approved the city's six-year transportation plan.

Marine resource volunteers make a difference

Snohomish County seeks members for its Marine Resources Advisory Committee.

County seeks volunteers for Council on Aging

Snohomish County residents help guide policies affecting the elderly.

schools

Vacancies being filled in Marysville School District

Marysville teachers and administrators disagree on new POC principal.

Principal chosen for Post MS

David McKellar will begin his new duties following board approval August 9.

Marysville is once again a district with two high schools

Getchell High School's opening in September is a year ahead of schedule.

voices

Vandalism sprees are a shocking wake-up call

Talk of the Town

Neighborhoods in disrepair

Letter to the Editor