Articles published Tue, Jun 14, 2011
aquafest-news
Aquafest Junior Idol tryouts this month
2011 Aquafest Sponsor, Haggens Food and Pharmacy, has generously offered to once again host the 2011 Aquafest Junior Idol contest.
Pre register for 2011 Aquafest sporting events
county-state
Girder setting marks major milestone for SR 529 Ebey Slough Bridge project
Crews on track to start moving traffic to new bridge next spring
Full closures of westbound US 2 trestle in Everett continue this week
Drivers should plan ahead for full closures of the westbound US 2 trestle on Tuesday, June 15 and Thursday, June 17.
2011 Assessed Values Notices in the Mail
New assessment notices will be mailed to residential property owners this week and to commercially zoned property owners the week of June 20th.
Snohomish County Executive Reardon Recognizes Local Special Olympics Washington Athletes
Special Olympians Jill Mayer and Kristie Clark of Snohomish County to Compete in the Special Olympics 2011 Summer World Games in Athens Greece
Keeping Water in the River is Good Business
Soundbite Services
Scientists Confirm that Cell Phone Use Increases Risk for Brain Tumors
Biological Effects of Other Wireless Technologies Also Raise Concern
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YOUR|LETTERS
Letters for June 15, 2011
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Lake Stevens High School Graduation
An evening of firsts and lasts for the class of 2011
The importance of a healthy, safe community
Health & Safety Fair brings fun and education
Lake Stevens woman flown to Harborview after car accident
Sirens and even a helicopter could be heard near downtown Lake Stevens last Sunday, June 5 when a 22-year-old Lake Stevens woman was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center after her car struck a light pole.
Granite Falls woman missing after walk with friend
Granite Falls resident, Angela Marie Gilbert, 41, was last seen while taking a walk with a friend on Thursday, June 2.
The Chicken tradition carries on for three generations
In 1969 ‘The Chicken’ was stolen from atop the roof of the Chicken Drive-In at Frontier Village and started quite a tradition. It has appeared at various high school activities, especially around graduation time, homecoming, class reunions, and even a few weddings and a funeral.
Senator Hobbs sees many legislative victories despite budget challenges
After 135 days of regular and special session, the Legislature adjourned Sine Die Wednesday evening—marking the end of a session largely shaped by a nearly $5 billion revenue shortfall.
Rep. Mike Hope officially files for office of Snoh. County Executive
LSSD announces recognition of employees’ service or retirement
On Wednesday, June 8, at the Lake Stevens School Board Meeting, the following employees were honored with a presentation and reception:
Relay for Life Lake Stevens looking for committee members
How was your experience at this year’s Relay for Life event in Lake Stevens?
Rudge traveling to Costa Rica as ambassador
Stella Rudge, a 2011 graduate of Lake Stevens High School has been accepted as a student ambassador to Costa Rica with a national group of students this June through People To People, a program that Dwight Eisenhower founded and whose daughter, Mary Jean Eisenhower, is President of today.
Marine law enforcement set to crackdown on impaired boaters
Lake Stevens Police Marine law enforcement officers will participate in the Operation Dry Water and will be out in force June 24-26 looking for boaters whose Blood Alcohol Content exceeds the state limit of 0.08.
House fire destroys home in Lake Stevens
On Friday, June 3 at 6:50 a.m., firefighters were called to a house fire at 113th block of 37th St. SE in the Georgetown Estates subdivision.
Hoult earns Eagle Scout rank
Jens-Kristian Hoult, of the Lake Stevens Boy Scout Troop 42, has earned the rank of Eagle Scout. His Eagle Court of Honor was held at Elim Lutheran Church.
Lundeen Park is basketball ready
Hillcrest students help raise funds for Japan Tsunami victims
Three fourth grade students from Hillcrest Elementary School asked their ASB teacher if they could have a fundraiser through ASB to raise money for the families of the Japanese disaster.
religion-spiritual
In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God
sports-local
Local students medal at WSKF 2011 Invitational Tournament
Five students from the Everett-based Pacific Karate Organization earned medals at the Washington State Karate Federation 2011 Invitational Tournament held May 14 at Edmonds Community College.
