Articles published Mon, Nov 16, 2009

Pilot program that Murray pushed for in Wounded Warriors bill will mean single medical examinations and transparent rating system for returning service members disability claims

At 0207 Hours on 11/14/09 the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office and Fire District 1 were called to the 17600 block of North Road for a motor vehicle accident where a single vehicle left the road and struck a tree.

National Adoption Day will be celebrated at the Snohomish County Courthouse on Friday, November 20th. That morning at least two Superior Court courtrooms will be devoted exclusively to adoption hearings. One can expect lots of emotion and joy (and a few tears).

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Pacific Northwest Ballet's Nutcracker is pleased to be a partner with Regents House at Masins this holiday season.

The Historic Everett Theatre will be filled with the uniquely American sounds of country, folk and bluegrass music when the monthly Hometown Hootenanny series debuts November 20 at 7:30 p.m.

Students give standing ovation to over 50 veterans

Five members of American Legion Post 181, including Commander Tony Morea, First vice-commander Vern Rasmussen, Chaplain Dale Smith and his wife Margaret, Adjutant Tom Thorleifson, and member Bob Johnson visited Ashley Pointe, a seniors retirement facility, on Veterans Day to visit with two dozen of the residents who live there.

Entering his sophomore year, Brennan Frost had never seen a football game. Thus, the first game Brennan played in for LSHS was also the first full football contest he had ever experienced, in person or otherwise.

Council holds public hearings on 2010 budget

Times are tough and that is evident when you see the line of people waiting for food at the Lake Stevens Food Bank.

Lake Stevens Middle School continued its tradition of honoring veterans at its annual Veterans Day assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

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