A new traffic signal will be installed on 172nd Street at 40th Avenue as Arlington officials hope to improve safety and pedestrian access along the corridor.
Arlington parents who are keeping their students in online learning spoke up about concerns of unequal learning opportunities during a Feb. 16 Arlington school board meeting.
Tulalip Bay Fire District is in initial discussions with Everett Fire Department and Fire District 4 about a potential Regional Fire Authority.
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Snohomish County’s allotment of COVID-19 vaccine doses continues to incresae, although not enough to meet the full need.
The Marysville School District is currently considering two final options for their high school boundaries and officials hope to make a decision by spring of this year.
Arlington middle and high school students are scheduled to return to class in March with a hybrid model after a vote by the Arlington School District board of directors on Feb. 9.
Crime rates in the city of Marysville continue a years-long decline.
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its second year, police officers in Arlington are seeing more people dealing with mental health issues.
In addition to protecting the residents of the Tulalip Tribes, police officials spent considerable effort reaching out to the community and continue to build trust.
Snohomish County saw another week of decreasing COVID cases and continuing challenges with vaccine supply.
The Marysville School Board approved a plan to bring kindergarten and first grade students back to school beginning on Feb. 17.
The Arlington School District plans to bring back fourth and fifth graders for in-school learning on Feb. 16 and are considering a March return for middle school students.
Snohomish County saw declining COVID-19 numbers and a bump in their vaccine supply as officials continue to respond to the pandemic.
The Arlington Rotary is partnering with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on Feb. 8 in Arlington.
In January the Arlington High School National Honor Society supported the Arlington Kids’ Kloset with volunteer assistance.
Kari Parks started Flourish Organic Farms in 2017 as a jump into agriculture on her five-acre property located west of Interstate 5 near Arlington.
New property includes expanded main casino and entertainment venue, new Food Hall with enhanced dining experiences and multi-story parking garage
Washington state has moved to its next vaccination phase as the country hits the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Marysville-Pilchuck High School Black Student Union produced a virtual assembly for the school about Black people’s experience in Marysville.
Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring delivered his State of the City virtually this year during a Facebook Live event on Jan. 21.
Sno-Isle Libraries is now providing check-out laptops and Wi-Fi hotspots to help local residents maintain internet access.
This year’s Arlington Eagle Festival will hold activities either virtually or meant to be enjoyed on one’s own and will begin Jan. 23 and continue through Feb. 13.
Snohomish County saw a second consecutive week of increasing COVID-19 cases while officials continue to plan for vaccine rollout.
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Alexander Hamilton and Katelie Hoerner were recognized for their academics and community service with the January Students of the Month award.
More than 11,000 COVID-19 vaccines have been administered across the county as officials continue to prepare a vaccination distribution system for the general public.
The city of Arlington’s work on a new roundabout for the 204th Street and 77th Avenue intersection is expected to be complete early this year.
UPDATE: Jan. 6, 1 a.m.
COVID-19 case rates in Snohomish County began dropping for the first time since September and the vaccine rollout has begun locally, local officials report.
The Arlington and Marysville Boy Scouts will not be recycling Christmas trees this year because of the pandemic but there are still several local options to dispose of trees.
The Marysville Boys & Girls Club, along with other clubs around the county, will receive improved Wi-Fi capabilities as part of a new Comcast initiative.
Marysville Getchell High School seniors Skyla Tran and Jenasis Lee were recognized for their work in the community as December Students of the Month.
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The Marysville Fire District responded to a possible arson incident on Dec. 28 when they came to fight a fire at a burning building near downtown Marysville.
Snohomish County officials discussed the plan for COVID-19 vaccine's arrival in Washington while concerns about rising case numbers continue.
Arlington School District's second and third graders are scheduled to return to campus on Jan. 19, dependent on any future changes of guidelines from state health agencies.
In response to the high unemployment in the area, Sno-Isle Libraries has now made available the Your Next Job program to help people find their path to employment.
Marysville locals can get rid of Styrofoam and cardboard from their holiday celebrations at a recycling event on Jan. 9.
The Arlington Fire Department recently completed the annual Santa Run Food Drive. For almost 30 years, off-duty fire department staff escorts Santa on a 10-night tour of Arlington neighborhoods spreading holiday cheer. With Christmas music playing, a decorated fire engine and Santa on a ligh…
In a commitment to keep local children warm this winter, Marysville Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 3219, delivered over 600 coats this month to the Marysville Community Food Bank Toy Store.
Many Snohomish County kids will get a bike this holiday season thanks to Sharing Wheels Community Bike Shop supporters.
The shelter donated by HCI Steel Buildings will help keep volunteers, groceries dry during drive-thru service
Arlington's Eagle Creek Elementary students continued the work on their Great Kindness Challenge from early this year by distributing kind messages to the community.
The Arlington Education Foundation is providing Santa Photos in December this year to help raise funds for the organization.
Arlington parents and community members gave feedback about where they hope the district can improve and what they liked about their schools during a Community Voices meeting on Dec. 10.
COVID-19 case rates in Snohomish County have increased for the 11th week in a row as officials remain concerned about hospital capacity in the coming weeks.
Members of the Arlington High School boys basketball team helped to collect more than 1,800 pounds of food and $3,600 for the Arlington Community Food Bank.
The city has provided $1.39 million in funds from the federal relief bill to small businesses this year
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