MARYSVILLE – I’ve always wanted to run my own business. But I’ve never had the guts, or the money, to take the risk. I have… Continue reading
The final bell has rung and the last bus departed, but the work to support our students and families continues to be a priority for… Continue reading
It came to our attention just before deadline that a local Realtor was attacked during an Open House recently. The victim did not want to… Continue reading
As we close out the school year, I want to thank you for involvement in our community engagement efforts over the past year and provide… Continue reading
By Jon Nehring June is National Safety Month, and I believe it’s important to recognize how much we each can do to create safer homes… Continue reading
I can’t tell you how many times my husband and I have misunderstood each other. I keep wanting him to think like me. He listens… Continue reading
Early summer is an ideal time to complete home-improvement projects. Whether it’s a landscape update, installing new siding or replacement windows, or building a new… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The political machinery of Jay Inslee is in pretty much full operation these days. And it’s stirred up a spew of speculation on… Continue reading
It is with mixed emotions that I write this to you. I have decided to leave my position as Superintendent of the Marysville School District.… Continue reading
For many children, summer vacation from school means sunny days spent riding bicycles, playing with friends or taking a dip in the river. Unfortunately, the… Continue reading
In honor of Military Appreciation Month, I am dedicating my May column to the great partnership between Snohomish County and our military. The county has… Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago we marked the first anniversary of the opening of the Ebey Waterfront Trail, the city’s newest and one of our… Continue reading
Praise to Superior Court Judge Richard Okrent for giving a harsher sentence than recommended to the teen who killed Robbie Myrick Jr. of Marysville Getchell.… Continue reading
Sell your home fast and make more money. Those are two important benefits that outweigh the initial investment of home staging, but those are not… Continue reading
By Mary Salamon The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to… Continue reading
By Nate Nehring Every corner of Snohomish County has been impacted by the rise of the heroin and opioid epidemic. Addiction, homelessness and associated property… Continue reading
By Jenny Smith How do you start your morning? Some of us have strict routines we follow. Others of us are lucky if we get… Continue reading
By Duane Fish The new Washington state high school graduation requirements have finally arrived at Arlington Public Schools and like many other districts around the… Continue reading
