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Lakewood School District employee Dan Green received a Job Performance Excellence Certificate from the Public School Employees of Washington. Green has been working at Lakewoods Maintenance Department since July 1980 and was nominated for this award by his supervisor, Fred Owyen. Dan is an exceptional employee. His accomplishments and notable performance has occurred solely by his own dedication and self-motivation. He truly cares about the school district staff, students, and facility. He has saved the district countless dollars and headed off many issues due to his dedication and hard work. He is a great example for other employees and a pleasure to work with, Owyen said.
Lakewood Middle School teacher Tasha Kryger received the Outstanding Educator Award from the Lakewood Middle School Parent Teacher and Students Association. She received the award for taking the extra step to connect with the kids she helps to educate. Kryger was nominated for all the little things she does for kids, including working well with all students, and handling situations appropriately and honestly. She is seen as being cool, a best friend for the kids always having time to listen to their worries or concerns. In addition to a certificate and pin, a donation has been made in Krygers name by the LMS PTSA to the Washington PTA Scholarship fund.
10 Years Ago 1997
MARYSVILLE Can you ride your way to a better report card?
MARYSVILLE Levi Larson left this world impatiently, checking his watch as he waited for the Grim Reaper.
EVERETT ?A cash reward is offered by the Arts Council of Snohomish County for the artist who creates this years 11th annual Fresh Paint poster. The outdoor art festival on the Everett waterfront is set for Aug. 18 and 19 this summer.
MARYSVILLE It was a very merry festival of lights last weekend as folks from this city braved the cold to see the annual holiday parade on Dec. 2.
MARYSVILLE Lakewood School Superintendent Larry Francois is headed south.
MARYSVILLE Flags in Marysville and at all Snohomish County facilities were flying at half staff May 12 in honor of Army Reserve Specialist Joseph M. Cerfus.
MARYSVILLE The fifth annual Gail Jubie Memorial Yard sale was a roaring success with visitors clogging site during the three days of sales last weekend, organizers said.
MARYSVILLE They were caught red-handed and, not only that, they were laying down on the job, all 26 of them as they flew over the green fields on Smith Island.
TULALIP It was bone fide native pride last week as NFL greats took a hand teaching youth about life, leadership and reaching their potential.
