Articles published Tue, Sep 7, 2010

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Rusty and Jennie Fenrich have sold the Main Street Coffee in downtown Lake Stevens and would like to thank the community for their support over the last seven years.

September is National Wilderness Month, and for Washington, the presidential proclamation is a celebration of the 4.4 million acres that make it the Evergreen State.

Washington, D.C. - As the Labor Day travel weekend wraps up, there's a new push to save consumers money at the gas pump by setting the federal fuel economy standard at 60 miles per gallon (mpg) by 2025.

Politics is a messy, sneaky and sometimes destructive sport. Feelings often get hurt, emotions run high and arguments are heated. But through it all it is important for people to remember that politicians are people too and they deserve our respect.

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LSHS Vikings will perform in updated facilities

Traffic changes means safety for Lake Stevens residents

Jacob Gloss, 12, of Lake Stevens is holding a neighborhood garage sale Sept. 11 and 12 to benefit the Reynolds family.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey has awarded three children from across Puget Sound with The Barnum Award.  

South Snohomish County could be home to new location of old favorite Dick’s Drive-In

Pam Stevens, current Managing Editor, steps up to the plate acquiring new duties

When Miep Gies became an assistant to the owner of a pectin manufacturing company in Amsterdam during the 1930s, she never could have dreamed that events would make her a pivotal character in one of the 20th century’s greatest dramas.

Lake Stevens Boys and Girls Club hosted a week long Volleyball Camp for grades three through eight where girls learned to love the game.

Zachariah Evans is an avid fisherman. Even at the early age of seven, Evans loves to spend hours fishing the waters of Lake Stevens even saving all of his money for bait.