In following proper protocol placed by Governor Inslee regarding the response to COVID-19, the city of Marysville is canceling the Fishing Derby on Saturday, May 2.
Temporary reduced schedules are part of the state’s COVID-19 response
Snohomish County: New claims filed increased from 1,386 to 13,692 up 888 percent from the week before
OLYMPIA – The job search requirement to receive Unemployment Insurance benefits was made optional on Tuesday, another in a series of measures by Gov. Jay Inslee and the state Employment Security Department to increase access to unemployment benefits for workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Effective March 16 most city buildings were closed to the public. We encourage you to do business online, by email or by phone if possible.
The Marysville School District currently has a vacancy for one of their board member positions, however the current application deadline may be pushed back due to the coronavirus.
Members of the Marysville Soroptimist and Sunrise Rotary clubs helped support a Vietnamese center for vulnerable children and seniors this February.
Gov. Jay Inslee held a live address from his office on March 23 to announce a “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order requiring every Washingtonian to stay home unless they are engaged in an essential activity. The order bans all gatherings for social, spiritual and recreational purposes and orders …
The Washington State Employment Security Department Commissioner, Suzi LeVine, released the following statement on Wednesday regarding unprecedented demand for the agency’s services:
Immediately funded effort will help those most vulnerable to COVID-19 in Snohomish CountySnohomish County, Providence Institute for a Healthier Community (PIHC), and the Community Foundation of Snohomish County (CFSC) announced March 17 immediate actions to help those most at risk of exposur…
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) on March 16 announced it is offering low-interest federal disaster loans to Washington state’s small businesses suffering economic injury as a result of COVID-19. SBA assistance is available to small businesses in 32 counties in Washington, includ…
Gov. Jay Inslee signed a package of five COVID-19 related bills into law on March 17 to boost the statewide response to the recent outbreak.
Order align's with Governor's proclamations
The Lakewood School District will not run any levies for the April 28 special election and have rescinded their previous two proposed measures.
Local food banks are preparing for uncertainty as the coronavirus has put their volunteers, clients and supply chain at risk.
Last week I mentioned that it was time to plant your “cool season” vegetables. In the northwest especially, we have two distinct seasons to plant veggies. Right now is the cool season, when the soils are still cold and an occasional frost can be expected to coat our roofs and lawns. Crops l…
Arlington’s AFJROTC teams participated in a number of competitions this season and a couple of students will move on to the regional competition this month.
The Marysville School Board will be accepting applications to replace the position of Marysville School District, District 5 Board Director, serving the areas of Sunnyside and Allen Creek Elementary. State law requires the remaining school board members to appoint a replacement within 90 da…
Local Girl Scouts are selling cookies and are hoping more people buy in the coming days to help fund their service projects.
Local American Cancer Society officials are hoping to promote women in the science field and is looking for “ResearcHERS ambassadors” to help with that mission.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School seniors Alexis Bennett and T.J. Severn were honored for their community service and academic engagement with the February Student of the Month awards.
Lakewood and Marysville students have the opportunity to apply for thousands of dollars in scholarships until April as Marysville Rotary’s scholarships are now open.
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We’ll spring forward to begin daylight saving time this Sunday, March 8. The Marysville Fire District encourages residents to change the batteries in your smoke alarms when setting your clocks forward.
Six reported in-state deaths from the virus in less than a weekWashington is first state in the nation to confirm fatalities from virus
The First Street Bypass project is more than halfway finished and is on schedule to be complete toward the end of summer.
It’s no secret that it’s flu and virus season, but there are many well-kept supplement secrets you can add to your routine to boost your immune system and help shield yourself from catching any bugs. This is the time of year to ramp up your supplement routine to make sure your immune system …
Arlington High School students are helping to design metal banners for the new Arlington Valley Road as part of their advanced manufacturing class.
Applications are due March 1 for Arlington Rotary’s scholarships which are planned to total $65,000 this year.
Marysville hosted their third annual Treat Your Self Women's Expo meant to provide a women-focused event for the downtown area.
Lifetime Arlington resident Don Vanney has been offered an appointment to the City Council after the resignation of former City Council member Joshua Roundy last month.
State Rep. Norma Smith talked about a number of state bills going through the legislature during a telephone town hall with constituents on Feb. 20.
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After almost a decade on the Marysville School District board of directors Tom Albright has resigned due to health reasons.
Planning for the Arlington downtown area continues as students presented some of their initial ideas for the corridor during a meeting on Feb. 11.
Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring will deliver his State of the City for Marysville residents on Feb. 25.
Increase is due to a variety of factors including increased home values, the Marysville RFA and school collections
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Grace Academy expanded their campus with new classrooms and a new cafeteria that were opened in January.
Planning for the future of downtown Arlington continues this month with a meeting scheduled for Feb. 11 to present initial ideas for one of the town’s signature areas.
Some safety improvements are on the way for Getchell Road.
Over the course of 2019, Marysville residents saw a nearly 9 percent reduction in crime. Over the course of the past four years, crime in the city has gone down 19.45 percent.
The Arlington Fire Department has improved their fire protection services over the last five years according to the Washington Survey and Rating Bureau.
Leaders with the Arlington Police Department will be busy expanding programs and reach throughout town.
During the course of 2020, the Tulalip Tribes Police Department hopes to have 25 additional people employed either as commissioned officers or civilian employees.
Police officers put their lives on the line every day they show up for work. But in spite of the sacrifices officers routinely make, their contributions often go unnoticed.
The Arlington Police Department recognized residents, volunteers and employees for their contributions supporting the mission of the department. They presented awards during a ceremony that took place Jan. 24 at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center. The following people were recognized:
It should be no surprise that our northwest climate is perfect for growing all kinds of berries. Simply look around at the omnipresent and noxious Himalayan Blackberry, and one can easily deduce that berries will grow with little effort on our part. The presence of vast commercial fields of …
Customers of Arlington’s water, sewer, and stormwater utilities will see no increase in their utility bill in 2020. At the Tuesday, Jan. 21, Council meeting, the Arlington City Council voted unanimously to cancel a planned 2020 rate increase for water, sewer and stormwater utilities, the eig…
A Snohomish County man was recently diagnosed as the first person infected in the U.S. with the Wuhan coronavirus.
The Marysville Fire District was rated slightly higher this year for its fire protection by the Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau.
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