Articles published Mon, Jan 17, 2011

The recommendations of a 16-member Higher Education Funding Task Force are in, and Gov. Christine Gregoire is asking the Legislature to adopt them. But the chief spokesman for faculty members at Washington's six publicly funded four-year institutions says the panel's plans are unrealistic.

Many point the finger at right-wing conservatives and the Tea Party movement in particular while still others speculate he was a left-wing radical. Some even go so far as to blame Sarah Palin for the tragic shooting rampage which killed six people and wounded 14 others, including U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords.

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Lake Stevens grad made it to the Holiday Bowl

Ever wonder what Rotary International is all about?

Rep. Hope outlines 2011 legislative agenda

The New Year brought in a new opportunity for Lake Stevens Fire. Effective January 1, 2011 Lake Stevens Fire (LSF) has signed a contract with Fire District 17 in Granite Falls in regards to Public Education.

Is your child READY to be successful in Kindergarten?

Reboot and Reload; A New Year Is Upon Us

Lake Stevens boys won their third straight game against Wesco South opponents, winning at Cascade 46-42 on January 11.

Number one ranked Lake Stevens Wrestling Team met the third ranked Chiefs of Moses Lake at Cavelero Mid High last Friday evening.