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Leadership Snohomish County is offering a Community Board Leadership Training.
This training is excellent for anyone currently serving on a non-profit board. It is also an excellent training for someone who is curious and wants to learn more about serving on a non-profit board.
Permanent Defense, MajorityRules respond to Eyman's filing to re-impose minority rule
The Northwest Progressive Institute's Permanent Defense project and MajorityRules.org - both part of the successful NO on Initiative 1033 Coalition that stopped Tim Eyman's scheme to trap Washington in a permanent recession - today responded to the umpteenth filing of Tim Eyman's new attempt to reimpose an unconstitutional two thirds barrier to raising revenue.
CHINA: Senator Murray Launches Blog During Inter-Parliamentary Exchange to China
Archives event spotlights Olympia pioneer family history
Public invited to learn how to unravel own family history
L&I: Washington’s workers’ compensation system is sound
guest-editorial
lauraonlife
Laura on Life
letters
Your Letters
news
Southwest annexation goes smoothly
Thousands join the city of Lake Stevens
Granite Falls Mayor holds inaugural party
Champagne was flowing at the Granite Falls Eagles building as Mayor Haroon Saleem held an inaugural party last Saturday inviting supporters and well wishers in order to thank those who were a significant part of his successful campaign.
Hobbs, local leaders meet to discuss 2010 session
Lake Stevens resident turns 101
Lake Stevens resident Thelma Johnson turned 101 years old last Thursday, Jan. 7. Family and friends celebrated with her at a party on Wednesday, Jan. 6 at Ashley Pointe.
school-sports
Vikings beat Cascade, Snohomish to command Wesco North
Lake Stevens wrestling takes on Snohomish
Lake Stevens Placers
