Articles published Mon, Jul 6, 2009

Monday, July 13th, 2009 11:30 AM

President’s Message

The next primary election here in Washington is coming up August 18th, which may catch some voters by surprise.

Cell phones, wireless networks, and the developing "smart grid" utility technologies are being hailed as progress for communication and information, but the downside is an emerging public health issue.

Home healthcare workers held rallies Thursday in six cities around the state, urging people to "declare independence" from a healthcare system that isn't working.

It's impossible to pick the most beautiful place in Washington, and one of the reasons is being celebrated this weekend.

EPA's Decision Ends Multi-Year Standoff with 14 States

Most Americans used to dream of owning their homes, driving a fancy car or even owning their own business.

President Obama wants Congress to rush health reform legislation, implying that the “crisis” means there is no time to analyze the details.

From humble beginnings to fun-filled weekend

Community will be a safer, more quiet place

This was the first 4th of July since the Lake Stevens City Council voted to change the fireworks law, which only allows Lake Stevens residents to set-off fireworks on the 4th of July.

Graduating Magnum Cum Laud and as Valedictorian at Lake Stevens High School and currently working on his PhD at the University of Pennsylvania is not quite enough for Kevin Galloway, a 1999 graduate from LSHS.