The economic downturn might be impacting the world of fashion design, but Patricia Schoonmaker is still working with fashion, and she hopes to benefit bargain-minded shoppers in the process.
Marysville’s Dr. Loree Bolin received a spotlight in December from the Ken Baxter Senior Community Center as a local “cool person,” but she earned that distinction by working in some very hot climates.
Attendees of the Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce Business Before Hours Nov. 20 got a taste of what the SuperHost Fundamentals course could offer them, not just to take advantage of traffic to the upcoming Olympics in Vancouver, but also to help grow and maintain their returning customer bases in the long run.
Attic Secrets, located in Suite 101 at 4229 76th St. NE, won second place for the top five tea houses in King 5’s “Best of Western Washington” contest for 2009.
He’s an engineer who became a dentist, but Dr. Nanda Manogaran promises to provide a personable touch to his services at Pleasant Smile Dental Care.
Windsor Square’s first firefighters breakfast on Oct. 30 had a slightly lighter attendance than Windsor Square Activity Director Heidi Fisher had hoped for, and she… Continue reading
Former and active duty military members lined up out the door of the Marysville Applebee’s restaurant Nov. 11 for their free meals for veterans, as service members of all branches and ages ate together and looked back on their service.
On Nov. 2, Marysville Mayor Dennis Kendall released the city's preliminary budget message for 2010, and city of Marysville Finance Director Sandy Langdon noted that the public hearing on the budget will take place at the Nov. 16 City Council meeting at City Hall at 7 p.m.
WineStyles conducted its second annual charity wine-tasting Oct. 22 on behalf of Quilceda Community Services, which serves adults with developmental disabilities, but QCS is still conducting its second annual fundraiser.
Merrill Gardens helps othersMerrill Gardens, located at 9802 48th Dr. NE in Marysville, has become a hot spot for community activity recently.On Nov. 5, they… Continue reading
The last week in October and the first week in November of this year mark a first for the Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce, since it's the first time in 24 years that Chamber President and CEO Caldie Rogers can remember conducting two Business After Hours meetings in two consecutive weeks.
The Marysville Fire District's 12 administrative staff members moved into a new home last month, located at 1094 Cedar Ave., and Marysville Fire District Public Education Specialist and Public Information Officer Kristen Thorstenson recently gave The Marysville Globe a tour of the facilities.
The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce is staging two Business After Hours meetings and a Business Before Hours meeting within the month ahead.
The Tulalip Tribes Chevron, located at 2832 116th St. NE, celebrated its opening this month.
The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce is staging two Business After Hours meetings and a Business Before Hours meeting within the month ahead.
The Marysville Care Center recently received two awards from Life Care Centers of America.
This year marked both the 90th anniversary of Hilton Pharmacy on Third Street and Mary Kirkland's 40th year as its owner, and the store shared its celebration with its customers Oct. 1-3.
Two local businesses have teamed up to try and beat the economic downturn together.
Sierra Cartwright has dreamed of owning her own bookstore ever since she worked at a bookstore 13 years ago, and on Oct. 2, that dream became a reality when she opened "Wit's End" used books.
With 31 years of experience in the field under his belt, Ron Martinez is no stranger to the world of antiques, nor is he a newcomer to Marysville, since his Hidden Hill Antiques and Art shop was located in the Sunnyside neighborhood for six years before its recent move to 1515 Third Street.
