Tech, trades helping Marysville schools get rid of ‘black cloud’

MARYSVILLE – Interim superintendent Jason Thompson says the Marysville School District is making progress toward getting out from under a… Continue reading

Superheroes lace up for 11th Annual Friendship Walk and 5K Run in Arlington

ARLINGTON – The turnout of costumed superheroes at a fun run in downtown Arlington Saturday didn’t answer the age-old question… Continue reading

I-5 ramp closure at 116th Sept. 21-24

MARYSVILLE – If your weekend plans include stopping in the Marysville-Tulalip area be sure to budget extra time for your… Continue reading

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Police: Man shot dead by Marysville officers while attacking wife with knife

MARYSVILLE – A man who reportedly tried to stab his wife in front of police was shot and killed by… Continue reading

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Lovick kids: Allegations about family’s struggles, not sex abuse

MARYSVILLE – A local campaign for state representative that turned negative last week could end up in court. In the… Continue reading

Young adults with disabilities lifted up by Eagle Wings in Marysville (slide show)

MARYSVILLE – Since the shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck almost four years ago, Kelsey Sheldon has not wanted to go to school.… Continue reading

M-P, MG swimmers win 4 events in meet against Cascade (slide show)

MARYSVILLE – The combined Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell swim teams won four events in a home meet against Cascade Sept.… Continue reading

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Anthony Whitis, in yellow, listens with his team to Eagle coach Greg Dailer at practice earlier this season. Whitis, a senior, led Arlington to a come-from-behind win over Ferndale Friday night.

Eagle QB leads Arlington to comeback win; M-P blanks foe

ARLINGTON – Eagle quarterback Anthony Whitis has been able to do something even Seahawk QB Russell Wilson hasn’t been able Continue reading...

New Salvation Army leaders in Marysville push Scout-like program and others

MARYSVILLE – With four boys under age 5, no wonder the new leaders of the Salvation Army want to see Continue reading...

Adults need community service, too

For a number of years, schools in Washington state have emphasized that students become involved in community service. That connection Continue reading...

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Arlington edges MG in tennis (slide show)

Wrapup of Wednesday’s varsity prep scores

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M-P boys beat Lakewood; Arlington volleyball undefeated (slide show)

MARYSVILLE – The Marysville-Pilchuck boys tennis team won its home match against Lakewood Tuesday 6-1 at Totem Middle School. Parker… Continue reading

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BNSF railroad repairs along 67th at 172nd St NE and 204th St NE set for Sept. 18 and 19

ARLINGTON - Burlington Northern Santa Fe will be making pavement repairs at the 172nd Street NE and 67th Avenue NE… Continue reading

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Crash closes I-5 southbound for hours Sunday

ARLINGTON — A crash blocked all southbound lanes of I-5, sending people to the hospital and causing a miles-long backup… Continue reading

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Domestic violence IS preventable: July 21’s Refuse To Abuse 5k is a unique run/walk through every level of Safeco Field, from the players’ tunnel to the final lap around the field.

LifeWire provides a lifeline for woman fleeing abuse

Refuse to Abuse 5K at Safeco Field raises funds and awareness to fight domestic violence

 

Join the July 21 Refuse To Abuse 5k, a joint event from the Seattle Mariners and the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Survivor shares message of strength: Domestic violence is preventable

Lace up for the Refuse to Abuse 5k, July 21 at Safeco Stadium

 

The Refuse to Abuse 5k, at Safeco Field July 21, supports the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Ben VanHouten photo

Step out – and onto Safeco Field! – to help put an end to domestic violence

Start the discussion and register today for the Refuse to Abuse 5K

 

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Leaders work for students to learn trades

By David Beyer, Leonard Kelley, Jon Nehring, Nate Nehring and Barbara Tolbert For The Globe-Times As the construction industry in Continue reading...

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Viking Festival successful in 1st year with new group running the event (slide show)

ARLINGTON – The 4-year-old Arlington Viking Festival was defeated. The Downtown Arlington Business Association decided not to fund it after… Continue reading

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Marysville reserves involved in community, ready to go at a moment’s notice

MARYSVILLE – Brig. Gen. Vincent Buggs wants his new command in Marysville to be more involved in the community. He… Continue reading

 

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Settlement proposed over compost odor in Marysville

MARYSVILLE — An Everett composting company has agreed to pay more than $785,000 to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging it Continue reading...

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