Articles published Tue, May 22, 2012

The Aquafest Ski and Wakeboard tournament is set for Saturday, July 28, beginning at 7 a.m. in the North Cove. An active and community-minded group of avid water sports lovers, and competitors will, once again participate in the annual Aquafest Ski and Wakeboard tournament.

Beautiful weather brought out hundreds of Relay for Life supporters and tens of thousands of dollars donated over the weekend to help the American Cancer Society in their efforts to wipe out cancer and help those who suffer from the disease which affects millions of people in the United States each year.

Lunch trays were piled high with all the colors of the rainbow on Thursday, May 17 as elementary school students throughout Lake Stevens School District enjoyed a lunch filled with all kinds of colorful fruits and veggies.

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Lunch trays were piled high with all the colors of the rainbow on Thursday, May 17 as elementary school students throughout Lake Stevens School District enjoyed a lunch filled with all kinds of colorful fruits and veggies.

Lake Stevens Fire partnered with Lake Stevens Police to help out at Ebenezer’s Annual Trike-a-thon for preschool students.

Three arrests have been made in the Snohomish County “obituary burglaries.”

Under the watchful eye of the Lake Stevens Police Department a man driving a burgundy Toyota Corolla was pulled over on May 1 for not wearing his seatbelt.

The Lake Stevens Board of Directors approved the refinancing of a portion of the 2005 Bond that will result in a decrease in interest payments in the amount of $610,000 over the life of the term.

Lake Stevens Fire recognized two of their members at a recent Recognition Ceremony in April. Captain Tom Withrow received his 20 Year Achievement Certificate and Oath of Commitment; and Captain Ryan Lowe received his Oath of Commitment.

The Association of Washington Cities (AWC) Employee Benefit Trust recently announced this year’s recipients of its coveted WellCity Awards and Lake Stevens was again one of the honorees.

Lake Stevens Fire and Lake Stevens Police are gearing up for the Annual Health & Safety Fair.

Recent deadly boating accidents are a tragic reminder of how dangerous cold water can be in the Pacific Northwest.

Life jacket cabinets around the county will open Memorial Day weekend to kickoff the start to the season.

Keeping the Faith

Coby Lucardie and Jeremy Anderson, fifth graders in the Structured Learning Center at Skyline Elementary School, share their essays on why physical education is important and how video games can be educational.

Hillcrest and Sunnycrest students take on Math Olympiad while Highland students compete in Math is cool