Articles published Tue, Feb 21, 2012

Eastbound remains closed due to extreme avalanche danger

An independent expert review panel, requested by the state Legislature, found that the Washington State Department of Transportation’s Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement program is on schedule and budget and can be successfully completed.

CWA Legislative Director Shane Larson says they've detailed the economic damage done to communities when jobs are shipped overseas, and documented instances of fraud directly related to employees in overseas call centers.

We’ve been hearing about it for months now, caucuses and campaigns going on all over the country in the battle to win the Republican nomination for President.

Last month the state Supreme Court decided in McCleary v. State of Washington that lawmakers have failed to provide enough money to K-12 education to fulfill constitutional requirements.

YOUR|LETTERS for February 22, 2012

Lake Stevens Police Beat

The first schools tour event with the superintendent occurred last Wednesday, Feb. 22 and five community members signed up to personally see learning and students in action.

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life® of Lake Stevens gives everyone in the community a chance to help the organization save lives and create a world with less cancer and more birthdays

Enter to win the wedding of a lifetime

Free Saturday clinic 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Lake Stevens High School is seeking community members interested in viewing student Culminating Exhibitions along with staff members.

Heart attacks take a life every 60 seconds - learn how to cut your risk

On Monday, January 23, Cora Rose Hannigan from Ms. Fiske’s fourth grade class at Hillcrest Elementary traveled with her family to Olympia to represent Washington State’s highly capable students.

Due to budget cuts, the State Presidential Primary has been cancelled this year.

It all started in October of 2009 when Lake Stevens Police Officer at Stevenson was arrested for a DUI in Seattle while visiting family.

A room full of friends, family and co-workers of Jim Mitchell and Jack Hatlan applauded the two men for the decades of service as Commissioners of the Lake Stevens Sewer District.

I met Candice on a Florida sidewalk while walking to the beach. She was a young, blonde, attractive woman, and she was hovering close behind me as if she had something to say.

Viking girls earned their third consecutive District Tournament title last Friday, beating Jackson 53-48 in Arlington.