Articles published Fri, Jan 15, 2010

Within 48 hours after the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) launched a special FamilyLinks website, more than 13,800 persons visited the site looking for loved ones missing in the aftermath of the recent Haiti earthquake.

Today, Senators Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and Patty Murray (D-WA) issued the following joint statement on the tragic earthquake in Haiti.

Lake Stevens residents know the importance of a good education; this is evident every time a school levy or bond election comes up as we consistently vote to support our students and learning.

As we begin 2010 with New Year resolutions one thing is clear—there are no redos! 2009 lies far behind and every decision of the past has led to where we are now.

Measure would offer safe harbor for minors, steep penalties for violators

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Janice Thompson, school board member for director district #4, was elected in November of 2001 and has served the district for eight years. During that time she has served as Legislative Representative, Vice President and President.

The Granite Falls School District is hosting a community forum January 26 and 28* at 6 p.m. at Mountain Way Elementary to provide an overview of the District’s budget and request community input on funding priorities.

House bills introduce to help families of hit and run victims

The sixth grade boys Lake Stevens Basketball Club team stayed busy over the Christmas break. 

Vikings stand undefeated, 5-0 in the Wesco North league

Lake Stevens boys closed out the first half of their Wesco North season at 8-0 (9-3 overall) with a 78-55 win at Everett last Thursday (because of early deadline Lake’s game vs. Arlington on Friday will be reported on in next week’s Journal).