Outdated original mechanical and electrical systems, out-of-date fire exiting and Americans with Disabilities Act codes, an absence of fire sprinklers, flooded fields and an energy inefficient, 49-year-old structure were all on display at Marysville Middle School Jan. 4.
United States Rep. Rick Larsen said his No. 1 priority in 2010 is putting residents back to work.
The Marysville Fire District swore in four full-time firefighters and introduced seven part-time firefighters at a regularly scheduled MFD Board of Directors meeting Dec. 16, to fill its vacant positions and maintain public safety in the community.
The city of Marysville incorporated 2,847 acres into its boundaries Dec. 30, but opinions remain divided on the annexation of approximately 20,000 residents into its population.
The city of Marysville is pleased announce Geographic Information System Administrator Dave Doop as its employee of the month for November, for his mapping services and helping to create and maintain several databases in use by public works and other city departments.
State Rep. Kirk Pearson looks forward to returning to the legislature, even though he admitted that he’s in for a difficult session.
The Marysville City Hall and other municipal buildings will open late at 9 a.m. on Jan. 13 so that all city workers may attend Marysville Mayor Dennis Kendall’s 2010 State of the City Address.
Lakewood High School teachers Elizabeth Davis, Mike Fellows, Jeff Sowards and Jane Wyatt recently received their National Board Certifications.
With 15 years of living in Marysville and 14 years of working with the Marysville School District under his belt, recently sworn-in MSD Board Director Chris Nation expressed optimism about the direction of Marysville’s schools and community.
Scott Grossman has been active in martial arts since October of 2004, almost half of his 11-year-old life. He followed his brother Shane and his mother Lisa into taekwondo classes, and on Dec. 12 he celebrated his black belt graduation ceremony at the U.S. Taekwondo Academy in Marysville.
Snohomish County is urging residents to consider recycling their Christmas trees after the holidays.
The Ken Baxter Senior Community Center hosted an “Artistry in Nature” art show recently, but for the artists who showed off their work, it’s an ongoing effort.
Father-Daughter dance set Marysville Parks and Recreation will begin registration on Monday, Jan. 11, for the annual Father – Daughter…
