TULALIP — On July 15, representatives of the Tulalip Tribes informed The Marysville Globe via e-mail that John McCoy has resigned from his position as general manager of Quil Ceda Village effective Aug. 1.
TULALIP — A Bothell boy could lose his hand after setting off a leftover firework on Mission Beach on the Tulalip Reservation July 5.
A Marysville man was treated for smoke inhalation on the evening of June 28 after rescuing several dogs from a fire that destroyed his home east of Highway 9 on Getchell Hill in unincorporated Snohomish County.
Residents, staff and guests of Merrill Gardens in Marysville donated nearly $200 to the Marysville Fire District Foundation during the June 11 “Guns and Hoses” barbecue.
“On behalf of the Marysville Fire District, I want to extend a big thank you to Merrill Gardens for today’s event and recognition,” said Marysville Fire Chief Greg Corn, as he and retired Marysville Fire Commissioner Kay Smith accepted the donated funds from Merrill Gardens General Manager Michelle Malhiot.
Marysville-based developer Belmark Homes has donated a park to the city of Marysville in the new Shasta Ridge neighborhood.
The Shasta Ridge Park in the Sunnyside area was completed in early June, and its opening ceremonies and ribbon-cutting June 11 were attended by Marysville Mayor Dennis Kendall, Parks and Recreation Director Jim Ballew, and City Council members Jon Nehring, Carmen Rasmussen and Donna Wright.
The Marysville/North County Family YMCA received a donation of 30 personal floating devices, worth $1,000, through a grant from West Marine.
The city of Marysville is seeking citizens to fill vacancies on its Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and its Salary Commission.
The Park Board position became open when Keith Armstrong, who had served since April of 2007, moved outside the area.
Lakewood coach Larry Delaney was recognized for the work he did with the Cougars on the diamond, as he was voted 2010 Cascade Conference’s baseball coach of the year by his peers.
