Articles published Mon, Jun 28, 2010

After two months of bargaining, home-care workers and the State of Washington are no closer to a new contract agreement. Members of SEIU Local 775 provide in-home services to elderly, low-income Washingtonians and people with disabilities.

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Liberals and conservatives agreed on one thing during the health care debate: the cost of health care in the United States is not sustainable. Last year we spent $2.2 trillion, or 17% of the United States’ gross domestic product (GDP), on health care.

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North West Masters Championships sailed on the lake

Lake Stevens Police using new DNA company

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.

Lake Stevens Police Chief Randy Celori and Lake Stevens High School Principal Ken Collins are both turning 50 this year.

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.

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.

It’s almost the Fourth of July, a time to celebrate and enjoy the holiday with friends and family.

The girls of the Thunderbolts third/fourth grade volleyball team played tough all season long entering the Lake Stevens Boys & Girls Club’s tournament undefeated.

The Storm Aquatics team that traveled to Pasco, Washington to attend the Tri-City Invitational.