MARYSVILLE – Terry Williams had a dream. And Kurt Nelson made it come true.
Lots of others helped. And on Sept. 2 they all gathered at the Hibulb Cultural Center in Tulalip to celebrate. They were honoring the 20-year project known as the Qwuloolt Estuary in southeast Marysville.
MARYSVILLE – The crime ended almost as soon as it began – thanks to an honest bank robber. A man who had just robbed a Marysville bank Sept. 1 surrendered to police while still at the bank.
When 175,000 residents of Snohomish County lost power Aug. 29, PUD spokesman Neil Neroutsos noted it was the highest number since 1993.
A temporary restraining order has been filed regarding the release of certain records related to the shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High School last fall, a sheriff’s news release says.
MARYSVILLE – The fire department called in extra crews Saturday to keep up with the volume of weather-related calls.
MARYSVILLE — Seven years after it started, the Marysville Kloz 4 Kidz remains as open as ever to families in need.
MARYSVILLE – A project that took 20 years to complete culminated Aug. 28 as bulldozers removed part of a levee, reopening 350 acres of historic wetlands to threatened salmon.
MARYSVILLE — Despite a mass-senior exodus for the Marysville-Pilchuck football team, coach Brandon Carson says they are still league contenders.
Just like others came to our help during the Oso landslide and Marysville-Pilchuck High School shooting disasters, so too should we help the victims of the wildfires in Eastern Washington.
MARYSVILLE – Gary Haga has been walking around east Marysville for more than three years carrying his sign.
MARYSVILLE – With a name like Smiley, you have to figure he’s a happy man.
David Smiley, who will be 84 in October, really is happy. That’s one of his secrets for being so healthy so late in life.
MARYSVILLE – Residents are asked to be alert for a potential child luring suspect after an incident Aug. 22.
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.”
