MARYSVILLE — The Marysville Special Education PTSA’s annual Fun Fair is not only its primary fundraiser, but also helps connect families with special-needs students to community organizations that can assist them.
MARYSVILLE — James Monaco gave himself the 90th birthday present of going scuba diving in the Caribbean.
MARYSVILLE — Even if they’d visited the Marysville Community Food Bank before, they’d never experienced it like this.
LAKEWOOD — Lakewood Elementary kicked off the Lakewood School District’s series of three kindergarten orientations and open houses from Sept. 2-3.
MARYSVILLE — The Red Curtain Arts Center probably will have to find a new home, as the building has been sold.
SMOKEY POINT — A trip to her local drug store to pick up some prescriptions sent Margo Ogilvie to the hospital instead.
When 175,000 residents of Snohomish County lost power Aug. 29, PUD spokesman Neil Neroutsos noted it was the highest number since 1993.
TULALIP — Wild animal pelts, handmade toy boats and duck calls highlighted Cabela’s Fall Great Outdoor Days Aug. 15-16.
MARYSVILLE — Five years after they first opened in Marysville, Play It Again Sports has moved to a new location, that affords them more space for the influx of customer traffic they’ve gotten over the years.
MARYSVILLE — Moving the Clear Image Portrait Studio three blocks south on State Avenue was not an easy decision for owner Daniel Jolly, but he believes it will ultimately benefit both his business and his customers, even if they miss a few of its familiar trappings.
MARYSVILLE — Seven years after it started, the Marysville Kloz 4 Kidz remains as open as ever to families in need.
TULALIP — Vancouver Island’s Bryce Edwards, 7, and Neah Bay’s Sophia Venske, 10, were among the boys and girls who led off the Tulalip Tribes’ first war canoe races in decades.
MARYSVILLE — For the eighth year, Strawberry Fields was swamped with dogs being bathed, towel-dried and trimmed. But in addition to pet grooming and vendors, this year’s Scrub-A-Mutt officially dedicated itself to being “Save-A-Mutt.”
