Tue, Jul 6, 2010
L.S., G.F. School Districts combine alternative high school program
At recent school board meetings the Granite Falls and Lake Stevens School districts approved a cooperative agreement that will combine the district’s alternative high school programs.
Continued revenue decline forces county reductions
15 positions cut, saving $2 million
Teachers from Cavelero and Tabor, Czech Republic, exchange places for a year
All thanks to the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Grant Program
Mon, Jun 28, 2010
Lake Stevens hosts hundreds of rowers
North West Masters Championships sailed on the lake
DNA testing for crimes will be quicker
Lake Stevens Police using new DNA company
Vera’s Generation project will benefit entire community
Just one person can make a difference in the life of a child and Vera Johnson, a long time resident, spent countless hours making a difference in the lives of hundreds of children in Lake Stevens. Johnson passed away on March 1, 2010.
Police Chief, Principal support U-Turn scholarship
Lake Stevens Police Chief Randy Celori and Lake Stevens High School Principal Ken Collins are both turning 50 this year.
LSSD formulates areas for budget reductions
At school board meetings in the months of July and August school board members will be reviewing and approving the school budgets for the 2010-11 school year.
98205 Zip Codes change July 1 for southwest annexation residents
As of July 1, residents living in the newly annexed southwest area of Lake Stevens will now have the 98258 zip code instead of the 98205 zip code.
Celebrate safely this Fourth of July
It’s almost the Fourth of July, a time to celebrate and enjoy the holiday with friends and family.
Mon, Jun 21, 2010
Schools out for the summer
Local kids are ready to say goodbye to homework and hello to the sun, at least for the next three months
Volunteers renovate North Cove Park gazebo
The gazebo at North Cove Park is a landmark in downtown Lake Stevens, but after years of beatings from the Pacific Northwest weather and basic wear and tear, the gazebo needed a major overhaul.
Community Transit helps drivers on high congestion roads find healthier options
Curb the Congestion program unveils new tools and incentives
From fires to fame – Elmore does more than fight fires
When people envision heavy metal bands like Metalica and Megadeth there’s a certain type of person that comes to mind. Tattoos, piercings, black clothing or even hair gelled into a pointy mohawk.
LSHS junior, Cooper heads to West Point
Shawn P. Cooper, a junior at Lake Stevens High School, has been selected to be among 1,100 attendees at West Point’s prestigious Summer Leaders Seminar (SLS) this year.
Mon, Jun 14, 2010
Hold onto your hats
LSHS graduates moving forward
Families learn how to stay safe and healthy
Annual fair teaches more than just fire safety
Lake Stevens supports Relay for Life
City announces road closures
National regatta will create boat launch closure
Hope honored as outspoken advocate for public safety
The Council of Metropolitan Police and Sheriffs (COMPAS) recently honored Rep. Mike Hope, R-Lake Stevens, as “Legislator of the Year” for his outspoken advocacy on behalf of public safety in his first two years in the Legislature.
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