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Aug 28 2008, 4:42 PM Since being purchased by Sounding Publishing Inc. nearly a year ago and getting a new publisher three months ago, The Marysville Globe and The Arlington Times have undergone a number of changes. Most of those changes, however, were internal and not readily apparent to those we serve our readers and our advertisers.
Aug 28 2008, 4:42 PM When I first arrived on the scene three months ago, our circulation distribution had recently changed from paid mail subscription to a free carrier delivered product. This change increased our circulation ten-fold as well as introducing a new carrier delivery system. And with our new carrier delivery system we experienced many bumps and hurdles; readers receiving multiple papers, while others stopped receiving any papers. We also addressed a major concern from some of our readers about the appearance of littering throughout our communities. Our Library Arlington
Aug 28 2008, 4:37 PM When I was teaching, I was really surprised to find that several parents of my students were driving their kids to the Marysville Library to do research for their homework. The idea puzzled me, so the next time I drove by the Marysville Library I stopped in to see if I could figure out why. I could hardly believe my eyes. It was wonderful. I didn't know libraries like that existed. It was hard to believe that library was in the same library system as our Arlington Library.
Aug 28 2008, 4:37 PM The Feb. 28, unanimous decision by the California Court of Appeals that home schooling in California by non-credentialed teachers is illegal has caused some concern among home schooling parents in Washington, which has in recent weeks been reflected in the pages of the Everett Herald.
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM North County Firefighters currently have the privilege of providing emergency medical services to the residents of North County Fire and EMS. Some of the communities who we serve are Bryant, Freeborn, Warm Beach, Kayak, Lake Ketchum and Grandview just to list a few. Trafton school Arlington
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM On Friday, April 18, Trafton elementary school got national recognition for having served the community for the last 120 years. It was recognized as a Washington State Heritage register and the national register for historic place.
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM Blessings to the Arlington School District's administration, staff, supportive services, students and parents (past and present). I have just received word of the passing of Tim Ingalls, kindergarten teacher par excellance. Last night was sleepless with memories of conversations, of his dreams for the future educational possibilities, of his kindness and dedication to children and with words for a letter that just had to be submitted. Aging inmates Lake Stevens
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM Not only is one in every 100 American adults incarcerated but due to our mandatory minimum sentencing laws, we have a rapidly aging prison population. Statistics show that one in every 23 persons incarcerated in this country is 55 years old or older. Did you know that the cost of incarceration for those older people increases threefold? Couple says uncertainty worst part of facing son's illness
Aug 28 2008, 3:57 PM
MARYSVILLE On this day, which just happens to be a few days shy of his first birthday, Dax Gilbertson toddles across the carpeted floor of his family's living room and, as infants sometimes do, abruptly falls down.
Chamber: Proposed rules on graffiti tools too strict
Aug 28 2008, 3:57 PM MARYSVILLE City Councilmember Jeff Vaughan relayed one extreme example of the city's graffiti problem, but, if they follow what's likely to be his recommendation, Council won't be enacting stiffer rules on the sale of spray paint and related items.
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Aug 28 2008, 4:42 PM Since being purchased by Sounding Publishing Inc. nearly a year ago and getting a new publisher three months ago, The Marysville Globe and The Arlington Times have undergone a number of changes. Most of those changes, however, were internal and not readily apparent to those we serve our readers and our advertisers.
We are now to the point where we want to begin a redesign of the newspapers and we want your input to ensure that we produce the community newspapers you want.
The Globe and The Times working to keep our communities informed of local news and litter freeAug 28 2008, 4:42 PM When I first arrived on the scene three months ago, our circulation distribution had recently changed from paid mail subscription to a free carrier delivered product. This change increased our circulation ten-fold as well as introducing a new carrier delivery system. And with our new carrier delivery system we experienced many bumps and hurdles; readers receiving multiple papers, while others stopped receiving any papers. We also addressed a major concern from some of our readers about the appearance of littering throughout our communities. Our Library Arlington
Aug 28 2008, 4:37 PM When I was teaching, I was really surprised to find that several parents of my students were driving their kids to the Marysville Library to do research for their homework. The idea puzzled me, so the next time I drove by the Marysville Library I stopped in to see if I could figure out why. I could hardly believe my eyes. It was wonderful. I didn't know libraries like that existed. It was hard to believe that library was in the same library system as our Arlington Library.
Another day a few years later, I worked helping prepare a quilt show in Monroe. There was a pre-view party that evening, and having nowhere to go in between, I went to the new Monroe Library. Wow. Shocked again. It was very nice and had many more books than our Arlington Library, especially in the reference section.
Home schooling Snohomish County CouncilAug 28 2008, 4:37 PM The Feb. 28, unanimous decision by the California Court of Appeals that home schooling in California by non-credentialed teachers is illegal has caused some concern among home schooling parents in Washington, which has in recent weeks been reflected in the pages of the Everett Herald.
This concern is well founded. Although Washington statute does protect home schooling by parents, statutes can be repealed by a legislature hostile to home schooling. In this area of life, as in many others, continued liberty calls for continued vigilance.
Continue EMS North County Firefighters Assoc. ArlingtonAug 28 2008, 4:36 PM North County Firefighters currently have the privilege of providing emergency medical services to the residents of North County Fire and EMS. Some of the communities who we serve are Bryant, Freeborn, Warm Beach, Kayak, Lake Ketchum and Grandview just to list a few. Trafton school Arlington
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM On Friday, April 18, Trafton elementary school got national recognition for having served the community for the last 120 years. It was recognized as a Washington State Heritage register and the national register for historic place.
What an honor and privilege for students, teachers and parents who kept the school going in the past and today.
Tom Ingalls BingenAug 28 2008, 4:36 PM Blessings to the Arlington School District's administration, staff, supportive services, students and parents (past and present). I have just received word of the passing of Tim Ingalls, kindergarten teacher par excellance. Last night was sleepless with memories of conversations, of his dreams for the future educational possibilities, of his kindness and dedication to children and with words for a letter that just had to be submitted. Aging inmates Lake Stevens
Aug 28 2008, 4:36 PM Not only is one in every 100 American adults incarcerated but due to our mandatory minimum sentencing laws, we have a rapidly aging prison population. Statistics show that one in every 23 persons incarcerated in this country is 55 years old or older. Did you know that the cost of incarceration for those older people increases threefold? Couple says uncertainty worst part of facing son's illness
Aug 28 2008, 3:57 PM
MARYSVILLE On this day, which just happens to be a few days shy of his first birthday, Dax Gilbertson toddles across the carpeted floor of his family's living room and, as infants sometimes do, abruptly falls down.
Chamber: Proposed rules on graffiti tools too strict Aug 28 2008, 3:57 PM MARYSVILLE City Councilmember Jeff Vaughan relayed one extreme example of the city's graffiti problem, but, if they follow what's likely to be his recommendation, Council won't be enacting stiffer rules on the sale of spray paint and related items.
