Public hearing March 26; submit written comments by April 9
The Stilly Valley Youth Dynamics held their annual dinner and auction on March 16 to raise funds for their work with local youth.
Mayor Jon Nehring talks with Dr. Drew about the local Embedded Social Worker program
The Cascade Valley Health Foundation and local Hospital District hope to learn more about what local residents want for their own health and well-being.
Fire District 12 and city of Marysville voters will approve or reject a Regional Fire Authority during the upcoming April 23 special election.
People who need help learning how to obtain an apartment and get past previous mistakes on their rental record can get help from Volunteers of America’s Renter Certification Program.
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Congratulations to volunteer extraordinaire Jodi Hiatt, Marysville’s newest Volunteer of the Month.
It is now significantly easier for low-income Marysville residents with disabilities to receive a reduction to their utility rates thanks to a recent change in the city’s laws.
Arlington locals now have a space downtown in front of the police station that is a designated meeting place for online selling or buying.
We’ll spring forward to begin daylight saving time this Sunday, March 10. The Marysville Fire District encourages residents to change the batteries in your smoke alarms when setting your clocks forward.
Locals who take care of their family members dealing with illness can find information about how to support themselves at the “Powerful Tools for Caregivers” program.
Marysville Getchell High School students Tina Do and Walker Braillard were recognized for the work they do at their schools.
Mountain View Arts and Technology High School students Raechel Gilyeat and Justina Thompson were recognized by the Marysville Rotary Club for the work they do for their community.
Residents around the county have been receiving calls that appear to be coming from the Arlington Police Department but are actually scammers.
The king or queen of this year’s Strawberry Festival will be crowned at the annual April Friesner Memorial Royalty Pageant on March 2.
The city of Marysville held its second Treat Your Self Women’s Expo to bring together a variety of vendors for local women to visit on Feb. 23.
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The Stilly Valley Collective hosted a pop-up bakery shop for Valentine’s Day to provide locals with cinnamon rolls, cookies and other sweets.
Local low-income families can receive free tax preparation help as the United Way of Snohomish County opens its annual tax help program.
The YMCA of Snohomish County has launched its annual community support campaign to ensure that everyone in Snohomish County has access to vital community programs and resources that support youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
Kindergarten registration for Arlington Public Schools families opens Tuesday, Feb. 19. Parents may go to the office of their neighborhood school to complete a registration packet. Each elementary school will hold a kindergarten orientation night in May.
Together with the American Red Cross Northwest Region, the City of Marysville and Marysville Public Library are sponsoring a blood drive next Wednesday, Feb. 20, from noon to 5 p.m. at the library, 6120 Grove St.
The city of Arlington is considering putting in a new signal at the intersection of Smokey Point Boulevard and SR-530 because of increased traffic.
Eagle Creek Elementary’s Great Kindness Challenge took place Jan. 28 to Feb. 1. Arlington agencies and community members visited the school to be role models of kindness, as they worked with students on kindness projects. This is the third year of the program at Eagle Creek.
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Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring will talk about public safety, city trails and upcoming projects at his State of the City address scheduled for Feb. 28.
If you are like me, you went to bed last Sunday night, Feb. 3, with a light dusting of snow on the ground and woke up to 8 to 10 inches covering virtually everything in the garden. Now, somewhere underneath that white stuff, are my blooming hellebores, snow drops, and budded daffodils. You m…
When Bob Rise says he’ll be there, he follows up. This Marysville Volunteer Patrol member donated the most volunteer hours every month in 2018 to this citizen team that helps the Marysville Police Department, offering extra eyes and ears in the community by patrolling parks, school grounds a…
Due to the inclement weather, the Arlington Drug Awareness Coalition event “Empowering Parents” has been postponed to Thursday, Feb. 21, beginning at 5:30 p.m., at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center, 18821 Crown Ridge Blvd, Arlington.
Jordan Rae Giles is a local four-year-old who got to lead a motorcycle ride around Smokey Point’s Sound Harley-Davidson on Jan. 26.
The city of Marysville is planning some improvements for the 88th Street corridor and hopes to gather public input with a public survey that was recently released.
Over the past several years, Marysville residents have seen a more than 28 percent reduction in crime.
In 2019 the Tulalip Tribes Police Department is expanding its programs to improve the livability of the 22,000-acre reservation located west of Marysville.
Residents in Arlington have seen a reduction in crime over the past year.
Police departments in Arlington and Marysville in 2018 started a new approach to interacting with the homeless people living in both communities.
The city of Marysville recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year at the Marysville Opera House with an event honoring the civil rights leader.
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The Arlington Drug Awareness Coalition hopes to give parents the resources to prevent child drug abuse at their upcoming community event on Feb. 12.
Arlington’s City Council had good news for its residents, businesses and industries on Tuesday, Jan. 22, when they voted unanimously to cancel a planned 2019 rate increase for water, sewer and stormwater utilities.
Local mental health experts talked about stress, anxiety and depression in both parents and children as part of a “Coping with Family Stress” presentation on Jan. 17.
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen talked about the federal government shutdown with constituents on Jan. 20 during a town hall in Marysville.
The new Stilly Valley Collective provides office and classroom space for growing local businesses and held its grand opening on Jan. 15.
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen stopped by the Stillaguamish Senior Center to see a lunch program that helps older adults socialize while providing a healthy diet.
The Arlington Police Department recognized officers who excelled during the last year during their annual awards ceremony on Jan. 11.
Marysville’s Grace Academy broke ground on Jan. 8 for a $6 million extension of the school that will add new classrooms and improve the school’s activity center.
Volunteers are encouraged to help assess the local homeless population during this year’s Point in Time Count on Jan. 23.
As the partial government shutdown continues, the YMCA of Snohomish County is concerned for its members who are federal employees. With mounting stress that comes from meeting basic needs (food, housing, utilities) while not receiving a paycheck, the YMCA is offering some help. If you are a …
Health officials remind public that it’s not too late for flu shots
Arlington’s emergency cold weather shelter is open for the season while Marysville’s will most likely be closed for this season.
Each December, the Rotary Club of Arlington dedicates two days to serving members of the greater Arlington community. This year, the Rotary Club of Arlington added a third service project, as well.
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