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Statewide "Day of Action" Targets WA Coal Plant Emissions
On Tuesday evening, the Washington Department of Ecology holds a public hearing at its office in Lacey about air pollution in the form of haze.
editorial
Mental illness affects the lives of family and society
Watching the news last Thursday night was saddening to say the least.
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guest-editorial
Expiring Bush tax cuts will hit Washingtonians hard
How would you like to do nothing and receive $2.8 trillion?
letters
Your Letters|September-29-2010
news
Lake Stevens football loses alumni, friend
Tyler Reside, a 2010 Lake Stevens High School graduate and standout Viking athlete, passed away unexpectedly Sunday at his Lake Stevens home.
Lake Stevens Police looking for information in car arsons
In the early morning hours of Sunday, Sept. 12, a 1995 Volvo station wagon was set ablaze at a home near the 3300 block of Lake Drive. The vehicle was parked on the street.
Taylor appointed new Granite Falls Police Chief
Experience and energy are two key factors that new Granite Falls Police Chief Dennis Taylor brings to his recently appointed position.
Scholarship fundraiser in memory of Cindy Tate
There are many individuals that we have known that we honor and remember for the contributions and legacies they have left behind in Lake Stevens.
Police Chief Domish and City agree on settlement terms
Domish resigns after settlement agreement is signed
school-sports
More about that asterisk at the end of this article.
Vikings Junior Varsity Volleyball undefeated
The Lake Stevens High School Junior Varsity Volleyball team took first place in the Gold Division at the JV Tournament at Mariner High School on Sept. 18. They had a record of six wins for the day.
