Bill Briggs lives by the axiom that one person’s trash is another’s treasure.
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Oct. 28 A girl was born to Diane Rocha of Arlington. Oct. 30 A girl was born to Jessica and…
We all remember our parents reading us the story, “The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs” when were children.
In a recent issue of the Globe, Marysville police Sgt. Doug Lee stated police position regarding fines for speeding past schools. Since slow-thinking drivers may still be adjusting to the new school year it was a timely warning. Yet something seemed out of balance. Lee warned drivers about fines they might incur if they don’t slow down but left them in confusion as to the exact conditions that call those fines into play.
MARYSVILLE — Applications are now available for the Marysville Strawberry Festival April Friesner Memorial Royalty Scholarship Pageant.
I would imagine that most of you have read either in The Marysville Globe this spring or the Everett Herald this fall about the food bank garden we developed this year. They were both great articles about the garden but just in case you missed it I want to revisit the topic because in addition to all that information there needs to be a bit more about the sponsors that made it all possible.
Mary Burns exhibits the work of many north Snohomish County artists at her Bookworks Bookstore on Third Street in downtown Marysville and she is planning a special event for those artists whose work decorate her walls.
Some have said Bronn Journey looks like a lumberjack but plays like an angel. A Northwest native who lives in Sultan, Journey has recorded more harp music than any other artist and he is bringing is harp, and his singing wife, to Arlington for a concert at the Byrnes Performing Arts Center presented by the Arlington Rotary Club.
Based on his current talent pool, Arlington High School drama teacher Scott Moberly knew this was the time to present his all time favorite musical.
A fundraiser to help buy clothes for kids in need is planned at Wine Styles in Marysville from 4 – 9 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13. Bring new or slightly used clothing and enjoy wine tasting. Admission is $20 in advance from Jean Cory or Jean Gabriel at Windermere Real Estate in Marysville and $25 at the door. For information call Cheryl Forkner at 425-238-4702.
MOUNT VERNON — Arlington Youth Football’s first senior league championship was sweet for some and expected by all.
Lakewood High School will host a recognition night Nov. 14 for its senior football players and cheerleaders. The event will take place at Dick Cardinal Stadium at 6 p.m.
