The eight graduating seniors of the Tulalip Heritage High School Class of 2010 were advised to treat their adult lives like a canoe journey by speakers at their June 12 graduation ceremony at the Marysville Secondary Campus.
Marysville and Lake Stevens police personnel received help from Marysville-Pilchuck High School cross-country runners in completing their local leg of this year’s Special Olympics Torch Run June 3.
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The Tulalip Lions Club is teaming up with PC Recycle of Arlington to help area techies dispose of their old or outdated electronics in an environmentally safe way.
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.
During the June 14 meetings of the Tulalip Tribal Board at noon and the Marysville School Board that evening, as well as the joint meeting of the two boards held in between on the same day, the consensus was nearly unanimous in asking for Marysville School Board member Michael Kundu to resign.
Marysville Fire District and Tulalip Bay Fire personnel were dispatched to a technical water rescue just after 4 p.m. on June 14.
Marysville School Board member Michael Kundu has no plans to step down, even after members of the Tulalip Tribes and the Snohomish County NAACP have asked for his resignation in the wake of comments he made via e-mail regarding the academic achievement gap between ethnic groups.
The Marysville Public Works Building at 80 Columbia Ave. will be closed to walk-in visitors until further notice after sustaining significant flood damage during a flash rain storm on Wednesday, June 9, city officials announced June 10.
The Marysville Public Works Building sustained significant flood damage during the thunderstorm that rocked the area Wednesday afternoon.
The Tulalip Tribes are bucking national trends in their rate of response to the 2010 Census, and Tribal members and Census workers came together June 3 to celebrate the efforts of those who have contributed to these results.
The Marysville School District is inviting staff members and members of the public alike to two public forums June 9-10 in the MSD Boardroom.
