Articles published Tue, Nov 29, 2011

Washington citizens willing to consider paying more for transportation

After having the opportunity to be among the first of what could possibly be millions of people, to see the MTV documentary “Berzerker” about the daily trials and victories of the Lake Stevens wrestling team and watching our football team work incredibly hard each and every day in an effort to become state champs, I’m incredibly inspired by those kids and their coaches.

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YOUR | LETTERS for November 30th 2011 issue

Last Leaf Productions, a live theater troupe, presents a sweet, and fun adaptation of the familiar tale “The Emperor and the Nightingale” set in China.

Singers and others willing to share their musical talents—including individuals, friends and organized groups—can help local food banks while bringing smiles to shoppers this holiday season.

On Saturday, December 3 from 4 to 8 p.m. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will be having a Christmas in the Park at Cascade Park located at 12629 155th Ave. NE, Arlington (just outside of Granite Falls).

Granite Falls Firefighters have been gathering donations through different events to help children in need this holiday season.

Every year Lake Stevens Firefighters join the team at Ixtapa Mexican Restaurant in an effort to ensure that local kids get a gift to open on Christmas.

On Saturday, December 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cavelero Mid High School Cafeteria the LSSD Community Education program will be hosting the 25th annual Dickens Fair.

Get those coats and scarves on and head on down to Main Street on Saturday, December 3 at 5 p.m. for the annual Christmas tree lighting.

Lake Stevens takes third in state

LSHS wrestling seen as real, raw

Daxx Delucchi acts like your typical five-year-old boy. He plays soccer, goes to kindergarten, reads and writes and plays with his two-year-old sister Hadley.

Event to be held on May 19-20 at LSHS

Recent reports indicate that National Poverty Rates are the highest they have been for 52 years and the median income of Wash. state residents is at a level equal to that of 20 years ago.

Singers and others willing to share their musical talents—including individuals, friends and organized groups—can help local food banks while bringing smiles to shoppers this holiday season.

If you have a like-new bike that you would like to donate to the Rotary Club of Lake Stevens, you can bring them to Haggen’s parking lot on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

This year, Bourne Orthodontics was able to collect over 1,400 pounds of candy.

Every year Lake Stevens Firefighters join the team at Ixtapa Mexican Restaurant in an effort to ensure that local kids get a gift to open on Christmas.

On Saturday, December 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cavelero Mid High School Cafeteria the LSSD Community Education program will be hosting the 25th annual Dickens Fair.

Get those coats and scarves on and head on down to Main Street on Saturday, December 3 at 5 p.m. for the annual Christmas tree lighting.

ASSE International Student Exchange Programs is seeking volunteers to serve as Area Representatives in your local community.

Granite Falls Firefighters have been gathering donations through different events to help children in need this holiday season.

Members of the Lake Stevens Kiwanis Club and the Lake Stevens High School Key Club met at Jay’s Market the Saturday before Thanksgiving morning to distribute 20 Thanksgiving Food Baskets to area households.

Lake Stevens High School is having it’s annul Adopt-A-Family Food Drive from Tuesday, Nov. 29 to Thursday, December 15. Last year, the Adopt-A-Family Food Drive raised over 38,000 food items for the Lake Stevens Food Bank and the support of the Lake Stevens Community was nothing short of remarkable.

Crossroad Solution for November 30th, 2011

Keeping the Faith:

Lake's magical ride through the State Football Playoffs ended last Saturday night in the Tacoma Dome where the Vikings fell to Skyview of Vancouver, 38-17.