Tulalip Tribal member Elijah Pacheco, 32, was sentenced, on March 2 in U.S. District Court in Seattle, to 110 months in prison and three years of supervised release for two counts of assault resulting in serious bodily injury.
When a magnitude 7.0 earthquake devastated the island nation of Haiti, it was the daughter of a Marysville couple who stepped in to help rush medical supplies, food and water to the region.
In May of 1994, Kay Smith was appointed to fill a vacancy.
More than 15 years later, and after being elected to three six-year terms of office, Smith retired as a commissioner of Marysville Fire District 12 this year.
The city of Marysville is accepting applications for its 2010 hotel/motel tax grant program.
MARYSVILLE — More than 50 contestants from across the state and even Canada turned out for the Snohomish County All American Girl preliminary pageant Feb. 27, more than doubling the pageant’s usual preliminary turnout numbers.
The federal government is mandating changes at two schools in the Marysville School District if they are to receive certain federal funds, according to MSD Superintendent Dr. Larry Nyland.
Mary Swenson, chief administrative officer for the city of Marysville since 2001, announced March 1 that she is retiring from her career in public service which spanned more than 32 years, all of it with the city of Marysville, on March 31.
Nearly 100 second-grade students at Quil Ceda Elementary volunteered to help those less fortunate than themselves in the wake of the disaster in Haiti, and they literally did it with pocket change.
Parks sets March classes Babysitting Basics Great for youth ages 10-14 becoming babysitters. Camp Fire USA will teach youth the…
The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce will soon begin its 2010 Board Nomination process. Business owners and leaders interested in serving on the Board of Directors are asked to communicate their interest and apply to the chamber no later than March 5.
Mary Swenson, the city’s Chief Administrative Officer since 2001, announced today that she is retiring from a career in public service that spanned 32½ years – all of it with the city of Marysville.
“Washington’s Most Wanted,” will be airing a segment, at 10:30 p.m. Feb. 26 and 27 on Q13 FOX, about the unsolved 1998 homicide of Marysville’s Jennifer Brinkman.
The federal government is mandating changes at two schools in the Marysville School District if they are to continue receiving certain federal funds, according to MSD Superintendent Dr. Larry Nyland.
