One of Marysville’s big priorities is maintaining more than 420 lane-miles of arterial and residential city streets. This summer contractor crews have been working on… Continue reading
It’s after Labor Day, and we all know what that means: Summer is winding down, and kids are heading back to school. The one thing… Continue reading
Treaty tribes are encouraged by fish passage improvement projects in the Puget Sound region and other projects that will open access to miles of salmon… Continue reading
Reducing waste is a top focus of the Snohomish County Council. There are multiple ways we have been working to reduce waste in our county.… Continue reading
I talk real estate every day and recently I’ve been hearing people speak of a recession. The way I understand a recession is a business… Continue reading
At Monday’s Marysville School Board meeting, I asked during a public hearing on the budget why discussion of it didn’t take place at a public… Continue reading
By Pete Lundberg There’s nothing quite like the excitement that comes with the anticipation of a new school year. Families are busy making sure that… Continue reading
I haven’t watched much TV for years. Despite all the channels, there just doesn’t seem to be many good shows. But the last year or… Continue reading
You want me to answer my emails.” A smattering of laughter and applause echoed through the hotel conference room. My boss, Bishop Elaine Stanovsky, took… Continue reading
By Lorraine Loomis Treaty Indian tribes in Western Washington are outraged that the Environmental Protection Agency is advancing the agenda of a small group of… Continue reading
Hits To Jim Ballew for his many years of service as parks director for Marysville. We can thank him for all the great parks and… Continue reading
A favorite summer event for many Marysville residents is National Night Out. This fun, free nationwide event now in its 36th year takes place on… Continue reading
I recently learned that you blink 25 times every minute. Each blink takes about one-fifth of a second. So, on a 10-hour drive averaging 40… Continue reading
As our region’s population grows, policy makers are focused on planning for growth that is anticipated and the challenges that come along with it. Snohomish… Continue reading
Here is an analysis of the political forum put on by Indivisible Marysville, a grassroots progressive organization, at the Red Curtain Center Tuesday night. Beckeye… Continue reading
If you have kids home from school for summer break, you probably feel like there is a black hole in your fridge and pantry. Kids… Continue reading
Even before I became mayor 11 years ago, city leaders and staff began the very long process of gaining a regional designation for our manufacturing… Continue reading
