Jack Myles, President & CEO of North County Bank, was named the new Chairman of CBW, Community Bankers of Washington, formerly known as WICBA, Washington Independent Community Bankers Association, at its annual convention held at the Skamania Lodge on the Columbia River Gorge in Stevenson, WA, on September 20-21, 2007. CBW is an organization representing over 50 community banks that are headquartered in Washington and not owned by an out-of-state conglomerate. The organization focuses on banking issues from a community bankers perspective. Its board of directors is made up entirely of successful community bankers who are highly respected by their peers.
MARYSVILLE Prominent Marysville and Tulalip area business leaders are accused of having a big heart for Jerrys Kids. They will be incarcerated on Thursday, October 4th 2007 in a mock jail at Bobs Burgers and Brew. Local Firefighters will pick up the jailbirds in Paddy Wagons provided by Roy Robinson Motors; they will then be taken back to the precinct at Bobs where they will be sentenced to one hour behind bars. Offenders will be booked at MDAs Maximum Appreciation Facility, have they mug shot taken and will be fed Bobs finest bread and water.
MARYSVILLE Is he a candidate or not?
MARYSVILLE The odds have shifted but this city is still in the fight for a new University of Washington branch campus after state planners made a final recommendation of six sites.
MARYSVILLE Its not just a gimme any more.
MARYSVILLE The Marysville City Council opted to stay out of the fiscal fray, passing on the chance to formally endorse a multi-billion roads and transit package on the November ballot.
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MARYSVILLE Initially slated to open Sept. 1, the Options Campus on the Tulalip Reservation now could be ready for students in early December.
MARYSVILLE Director of capital projects for the Marysville School District, John Bingham said construction of what will be the new Grove Elementary School at the intersection of Grove and 67th streets is well ahead of schedule.
MARYSVILLE Up for approval by City Council at its Nov. 26 meeting, the citys proposed 2008 budget totals $118 million, including general fund expenditures of $30.8 million.
MARYSVILLE Local police will hold a public information meeting to discuss a Level III sex offender who has moved into the city.
MARYSVILLE The October Students of the Month for the Marysville School District are Alicia Coragiulo and Collin Thomason.
Macular degeneration sneaks up on an aging population
