Articles published Tue, Sep 29, 2009

Is it in or is it out? Or, is there a "third" public option to consider?

Five women, ages 18 to 24, were doing more than just serving coffee at the Grab-n-Go coffee stand in Everett, police said. According to Everett Police, the women were charged with prostitution last week after exposing themselves and allowing customers to touch their breasts for money, which is against the city’s laws.

While Washington once again debates reforming our health care reform system, the states have marched on. Washington-based proposals, like those currently before Congress, are too expensive and ignore the fact that most Americans don’t want and are concerned about a big-government takeover of the U.S. health care system.

Letters for September 30, 2009

Seasonal flu immunization clinics are scheduled this fall at Haggen Food & Pharmacy stores in Snohomish County.

Low-income senior citizens have a new place to call home

Police continue to investigate the events leading to a fatality vehicle collision that occurred in the 8200 block of SR528, in Marysville.

The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office plans to hold a community meeting regarding William Wayne Harris, who is a registered sex offender living in the 10000 block of Chapel Hill Road in Lake Stevens.

Lake’s third comeback win

The Lake Stevens High School Track and Cross Country Teams and the LSHS chapter of the National Honor Society are sponsoring the tenth annual pre-kindergarten through sixth grade Fall Fun Run at the LSHS stadium after school on Friday, Oct. 2.