By Chrys Sweeting Last year, a team of Arlington teachers, community members and administrators began working with the Washington State Leadership Academy to identify an… Continue reading
Worried about how to get it all done for the upcoming Holidays? Do you always end up with so many items on your list to… Continue reading
Helping disabled people in schools By Dave McKellar National studies have shown that people with disabilities are much less likely to be employed than those… Continue reading
By Emily Countryman Wondering what all the claims are on your food packaging? Organic, Non GMO, natural, gluten free, etc. There are so many claims… Continue reading
Many Marysville city leaders are proud that they haven’t raised property taxes since 2010. Any hike was caused by increases in the value of your… Continue reading
By Pete Lundberg Students and families that are successful in the 21st century will be those that learn how to adapt and thrive in change.… Continue reading
The Snohomish County Council adopted the 2019 budget Nov. 19. The budget reflects North County values of fiscal responsibility and prioritizing public safety. This budget… Continue reading
By Steve Powell I’m not a huge fan of Californians nowadays. However, they did just pass one law I totally agree with. They are switching… Continue reading
By Jenny Smith Someone recently taught me the original intent of the word, politics, and it has changed my perception of how politics can help… Continue reading
I have received a lot of anonymous information this week from people upset about two basketball stars from Marysville Getchell transferring to Marysville-Pilchuck. I can’t… Continue reading
Are you disappointed the Arlington school bond didn’t pass? Are you glad because you just can’t handle another tax? Or did you think schools were… Continue reading
By Tom Albright November is Native American Heritage Month, or as it is often referred to, American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The month… Continue reading
By Jerry Cornfield OLYMPIA — A surge in voter interest, a swell in the ranks of Democratic state lawmakers and a spendy bunch of contests… Continue reading
In my eight years as Marysville’s mayor, this city has made significant investments in public safety and infrastructure. My proposed $352 million budget for the… Continue reading
We can’t let Oct. 24 go by without asking our community to pray: •For the families of the Marysville-Pilchuck High School shooting victims four years… Continue reading
