The city of Arlington's 2021-22 budget will retain reductions to departments made this year in order to hold through the uncertain economic times of COVID-19.
The annual community service tradition for the Marysville firefighters union will continue this year with an online drive
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors has been named a Board of Distinction by the Washington State School Directors' Association (WSSDA) for the second year in a row.
The city of Arlington has expanded its Business Rent and COVID-19 Relief Grant with funding from Snohomish County
The NW Innovation Resource Center's new Project ReInvent is meant to help businesses and recently unemployed individuals adapt to the COVID pandemic.
State and county officials are seeing unprecedented COVID-19 case numbers and are encouraging a re-commitment to safety measures to prevent a return of lockdown measures.
The city of Marysville is accepting public comment for their plan to improve public right-of-way for people with disabilities.
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Snohomish County broke its record for single day COVID-19 case count twice in the same week at the beginning of November.
The city of Marysville on Oct. 26 passed a cautious two-year budget that retains current services but adds no new major projects.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic will present many safety changes this year, food and toy holiday drives will be held again in Marysville.
The local Hope Holiday Bazaar to raise funds for the American Cancer Society is being held online this year because of the pandemic.
Marysville police will hold their annual coat drive to help local children in need this winter this November.
Fifteen Marysville residents representing our community’s diverse backgrounds, identities and experiences have been named to the Mayor’s Diversity Advisory Committee, Mayor Jon Nehring is pleased to announce. Committee members are: Mario Brown, WA Music Educators Association; Jamie Connochie…
Starting Friday, Nov. 6, the Marysville will close the parking stalls, sidewalk and park area around the water tower reservoir in the northeast corner of Comeford Park. These actions are being taken for safety reasons in preparation for repair work next week on the reservoir’s catwalk.
Preliminary results have been released for the Nov. 3 General Election.
Smokey Point had their own drive-thru trick-or-treating with the Trunk or Treat event put on by a local church on Oct. 31.
Local service clubs and organizations are gathering clothes early this November for the winter season to help keep homeless people warm.
This may be one of the most challenging holiday seasons ever for many Marysville, Tulalip and Lakewood families. That’s why the Marysville Community Food Bank remains committed to putting food on the table and providing a spark of joy for hundreds of children.
COVID-19 cases in Snohomish County have climbed to levels not seen since the first wave in March and officials are urging caution for residents.
The city of Marysville is now accepting applications for their second round of relief grants coming from federal coronavirus relief funds.
Marysville Getchell High School students Emryk Flitz and Madison Dawson were recognized for their academic achievements as the October Students of the Month.
Candidates for U.S. Congressional and Washington state legislature seats discussed COVID-19, the economy and other topics at a local candidates forum.
Local candidates for the state legislature talked about economic recovery and COVID-19 response during a candidate forum held by the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce.
Apply by Nov. 13 for CDBG-funded Marysville CARES grants
The city of Arlington received their second round of federal COVID-19 relief funding and have put it into a number of programs, including resident utility relief and internet hotspots.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has extended the free Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) through the 2020-21 school year. In Arlington, this means that all children will receive free meals for the entire school year. Previously, the USDA had extended the SFSP through Dec. 31, 2020.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School seniors Cami Lacy and Davis Magee have been recognized with the September Students of the Month award.
As much as I hate to admit it, it is time to jettison the summer color and start thinking about what will look good in the garden all winter. As the perennials melt down, the annuals die, and the deciduous trees and shrubs shed their foliage, the primary group of plants that can give us dep…
Grants of up to $10K available to businesses impacted by COVID response
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Local breast cancer survivor Heidi Sitton has battled through breast cancer twice and now uses the experience to advocate for more research and services, and help her keep positive.
Marysville firefighters will have new masks and protective equipment thanks to a $600,000 grant they were recently awarded.
Rep. Rick Larsen talked with local and national representatives on Oct. 6 about resources for parents, caregivers and teachers to help students learn while staying home.
Marysville residents are invited to apply to serve on the city board that reviews applications for medical, dental and vision treatment for members of the LEOFF (Law Enforcement Officers’ and Fire Fighters’) Retirement Plan 1.
The city of Marysville is paving the upper parking lot at Jennings Park at 55th Avenue and 70th Street to create the third paved lot available for people using the park.
For this year's Breast Cancer Awareness Month the American Cancer Society will be still be hosting Making Strides of Snohomish County with a few changes.
If you lost your job or are working fewer hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic and you receive water, sewer and/or garbage services from the city of Marysville, there’s some financial help available for you. The deadline to apply for a Marysville CARES Utility Assistance Grant has been extende…
The Marysville Fire District is participating in its annual tradition of pink badge shirts for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
On Monday, Oct.12 at 6 p.m., Snohomish County area residents will be able to listen to a Facebook Live candidate forum streamed via the Stilly Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/StillyValleyChamber, featuring seats from Congressional District 2, and Legisl…
The Sept. 30 issue of the North County Outlook was included in the Above the Fold segment on King-5 during the noon newscast on Oct. 1 and during the morning newscast on Oct. 2. Steve Bunin, who hosts the segment which focuses on community journalism, highlighted the North County Outlook’s s…
Kindergarten and first-grade students will return to school beginning Oct. 5
150,000 masks have been distributed to numerous fire agencies in and around Marysville and Arlington
Sheri Kelly was appointed as the newest Arlington School Board member on Sept. 14.
Marysville residents and families are invited to join the virtual celebration of National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The evening’s focus will be neighborhood Zoom chats with a Marysville Police Officer or city staff about topics that matter most to you and your neighbors.
Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring answered questions from the community about COVID, homelessness, traffic and parks projects during his most recent virtual coffee klatch.
The residents at Fieldstone Memory Care in Marysville recently had the circus come to them during a week-long celebration.
The Marysville Municipal Court plans to resume jury trial in September with social distancing measures
After reaching nearly 100 cases per 100,000 people in late July the county has seen a decline in COVID-19 cases
Marysville city officials and fire district staff gathered at the Marysville Library to remember 9/11 again this year.
The city of Marysville is considering a revision of their Downtown Master Plan to shape how the future of the residential and commercial areas of the downtown look.
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