Articles published Tue, Jun 30, 2009

Your Chamber Board remains hard at work.

SEATTLE, Wash. - As more Washington families struggle to pay their mortgages, there's growing concern that they're not getting enough help, from either the government or from lenders.

Frontier Village has seen better days since it’s inception into the Lake Stevens community.

I’m often asked how other states compare to Washington on transportation policy. This is a reasonable question, because across our state, traffic congestion is growing worse and is expected to double over the next twenty years. Congestion chokes the economy, robs valuable time from our families and lowers our overall quality of life.

Girl Scout Troop and community activist are selected

Local woman stood up to adversity

Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon, U.S. Senator Patty Murray, U.S. Congressman Rick Larsen, local officials and residents will gather Thursday, July 2, to celebrate the long-awaited groundbreaking of the Granite Falls Alternate Route.

Lake Stevens School District’s Students of the Month April 2009 The following students were recognized by the Lake Stevens School Board as outstanding secondary students at the May 13 School Board meeting.

The third annual Lake Stevens Lion’s Club Fishing Derby took place on Saturday, June 6 at North Cove Park in Lake Stevens.

Due to the rising costs associated with the Lake Stevens School District’s athletics programs, and the statewide educational budget reductions, the School Board has approved an Athletics Participation Fee.

Lindsey Walter, a 2009 graduate of Lake Stevens High School and star volleyball player, has been invited to represent the state of Washington in the 21st annual Down Under International Games in Australia.

The Lake Stevens Rowing Club lead the way for Lake Stevens rowers at the US Rowing Youth Nationals in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Congratulations to the ladies of the “Blue Ice” volleyball team for an undefeated season.