Articles published Mon, Feb 22, 2010

The 2010 Aquafest “Fabulous Fifty” promotional proposals can currently be found online at aquafest.org.

With all the state budget talk in Olympia, Washington's youngest residents haven't gotten much media attention, but early learning is another hot topic at the Capitol.

Bill will help keep more workers employed

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, U.S. Senator Patty Murray released the following statement on the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act, which goes into effect today:

It seems as though bipartisanship is creating a Congress that is unwilling to negotiate beyond party lines and with the resignation of Senator Evan Bayh, a Democrat from Indiana, Congress may finally have to step up and recognize that things have got to change.

When a girl is growing up, one of the most annoying things about her brothers is that they won’t stay out of her room.

Letters for February 24, 2010

Both teams heading for state

Levies pass sustaining students’ future

At this year’s Mat Classic championship state tournament Lake Stevens came home with six top eight placers and a fourth place finish for the team.

Lake Volleyball Club U15 competed in their first of four Power League Tournaments on Jan. 23 and Jan. 24 in Tacoma and Kent.

Thirteen teams from Wesco 4A competed for the district title Feb. 11-13.

The U.S. Post Office issues commemorative stamps every year which I collect because I’m a philatelist.

Six students from the Everett-based Pacific Karate Organization earned medals at the Washington State Karate Federation 2010 Invitational Tournament and USA-NKF Qualifier held Jan. 30 at Edmonds Community College.