Articles published Mon, Oct 17, 2011

Next closure is the weekend of Nov. 5-7, after Nov. 5 Huskies game

People who work in schools, local government and after-school programs in 21 states are in Seattle today for what is called the "Bridge Conference" - bridging the gap between what kids do inside and outside of the classroom.

The White House has started pressuring the new deficit “super committee” to consider a radical change to the Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit.

YOUR |LETTERS - October 19, 2011

No need to take a drive over the Cascades to enjoy a fun Oktoberfest weekend, just ask the hundreds of people who joined in the festivities at Lake Stevens first-ever Oktoberfest.

It's official. Lake Stevens clinched the Wesco North 2011 football championship with a 38-7 Homecoming pounding of Marysville-Pilchuck last Friday.

After weeks of watching campaign ads on TV, reading news articles about measures and local candidates, and seeing yard signs here or there, Washington’s registered voters soon will have their chance to voice their opinion by casting their ballot in this year’s General Election.

A local Eagle Scout candidate, Ryan Olliges, worked with the City of Lake Stevens and Snohomish Conservation District to construct a 1,200 square foot rain garden at the Lake Stevens City Shop at 2306 131st Avenue NE in Lake Stevens.

Boy Scout Troop #41, charted by Kiwanis Club of Lake Stevens, conducted a Court of Honor on Thursday, September 29.

On Sunday, October 30 at 2 p.m., Ebenezer Lutheran Church will present a concert of a trio of artists, Dr. Stephanie Bethea, flute; Joy Shepard Baldridge, mezzo-soprano; Alexandra Tsirkel, piano.

The news release stated, several chandeliers were hanging from the ceiling lighting up a plush 5,000-seat auditorium.

The Lake Stevens Vikings Volleyball team started last week with a loss to Monroe (1-3), but ended their week with a win against Arlington (3-0).