While Windermere Real Estate at 801 State Ave. is a regular contributor to the Marysville Community Food Bank, they tried a new tack to raise funds and generate food donations on Saturday, Sept. 22.
EVERETT — Housing Hope, with assistance from Snohomish County, will continue its “social enterprise” workshops this fall, beginning Wednesday, Sept. 12.
The Everett Clinic’s new 60,000-square-foot facility at Smokey Point drew crowds on Saturday, Aug. 25, to check out its architecture and amenities, as well as to meet with many of its staff members as they guided groups through tours of the two-story building.
MARYSVILLE — Everett Community College’s School of Cosmetology is offering a new three-day flex schedule and is introducing training for experienced stylists who want to become cosmetology instructors.
The Cottages at Marysville look forward to opening their doors in late August or early September, and while Marysville offers a number of senior care centers already, the Cottages at Marysville are unique in that they provide memory care services, according to Kim Johnson, executive director of the Cottages at Marysville.
The food safety program at the Snohomish Health District is offering a 16-hour intensive training in September in Spanish for food service managers and assistant managers.
TULALIP — Reid Shockey sees North Snohomish County’s ongoing population growth leading to greater traffic congestion, and while traffic jams are aggravating enough on their own, Shockey fears they could derail the economic engine of the region.
MARYSVILLE — When the state of Washington got out of the liquor business on May 31, Marysville’s Edward Chea and his family saw an opportunity to fill a gap in the local market while maintaining the store that’s become a fixture of the Allen Creek Shopping Center in town.
MARYSVILLE — The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce will be celebrating the return of one of its most-missed members on Wednesday, July 18, as its Regional Visitor Information Center hosts an evening in honor of Chamber President and CEO Caldie Rogers from 5-7 p.m.
MARYSVILLE — The parking lot of the Marysville Municipal Court was thronged with an estimated 2,000 browsers perusing the wares of 63 vendors for the city’s annual “Junk in the Trunk” flea market on Saturday, July 14.
Michael Thorn opened Marysville Tobacco Joes nearly a year ago, but the latest legal developments regarding the status of roll-your-own tobacco, both in Washington state and at the federal level, have seen him shut his doors for the time being, and possibly for good.
MARYSVILLE — The city of Marysville was recently honored with the WellCity Award from the Association of Washington Cities Employee Benefit Trust for the fourth straight year.
ARLINGTON — Elijah Thornton has been coming to the Marysville Tobacco Joe’s roll-your-own cigarette store since it opened in August of last year, but even though he jokingly credited it with saving his marriage, he’s not sure how much longer he’ll be able to buy his smokes there.
