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WEEK IN REVIEW
Monday
• Snohomish man dies in snowmobile accident
• Ex-official pleads not guilty in drunken golf c...
• An early start to allergy season
Sunday


• Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-l...
• Paine Field results delayed by months
• The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes
Saturday


• Shock at fish killings in Mill Creek
• Former Snohomish County planning director charged
• Murder suspect James Fryberg back in custody
Friday


• Told there's no buyer for pea crop, farmers adjust
• Everett courts water-bottling company
• Alcohol, marijuana cited in fatal wrong-way crash
Thursday


• Special session likely to finish budget, tax in...
• County to pay builders $1.7 million to settle s...
• Cut through solid-white lines and it could cost...
Wednesday


• New high-tech tool aids searchers after avalanches
• Boeing to boost output of 787s
• Everett routinely sees people break anti-dumpin...
Tuesday


• Mill Creek YMCA now has twice the room to play
• Report faults teacher’s actions
• Marysville middle school will pick a new principal
 

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Girl's murder case heads to the jury

EVERETT — While kids her age were in school, Ana Cary Ayala Bustos was in a courtroom on Monday pushing up her shirt sleeve to show strangers three blue dots tattooed on her arm. [More]

By Diana Hefley Herald Writer | March 16



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Local beef — lots of it

ARLINGTON — Deion Glover knows his steer is peacefully grazing on hay and grass somewhere up in Arlington. And that’s all the Marysville resident needs to know. [More]

By Andy Rathbun Herald Writer | March 16
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Lawmakers start haggling budget, again

OLYMPIA — State lawmakers eased into special session Monday with majority Democrats still divided on what taxes should go up in order to balance the budget. [More]

By Jerry Cornfield Herald Writer | March 16


Get cash for your clunky appliances

Calling all avocado and gold-colored appliances from the Carter era. The federal government wants to send kitchen clunkers like you to the recycle heap and replace with new, energy-efficient models. [More]

By Debra Smith Herald Writer | March 16


Former county planning director pleads not guilty to assault charge

SEATTLE — Snohomish County's planning director pleaded not guilty Monday to two misdemeanor charges stemming from a drunken incident June 24 on a Redmond-area golf course. [More]

By Noah Haglund Herald Writer | March 16



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Battle of the classes is a classy act

GRANITE FALLS — Every year, the outcome boils down to one loud, goofy Saturday night. [More]

By Eric Stevick Herald Writer | March 16


Military drills for potential security breaches

EVERETT — People who live or work near Naval Station Everett might notice some commotion at the base next week. [More]

By Debra Smith Herald Writer | March 16


Grant gets more help for teen parents

EVERETT — Deaconess Children’s Services has been awarded $15,000 from the Seattle-based Burning Foundation to continue its work with teen parents. [More]

By Sharon Salyer Herald Writer | March 16


events:
• League of Women Voters of North King County: 10:00am - 12:00pm, March 17, at Third Place Book Commons meeting room. Wednesday, September 16 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The North King County Le... [Details]
• Lynnwood City Council Regular Meeting: 7:00pm, March 22, at City Hall Council Chambers. Please call or check website for info. [Details]
• Lynnwood City Council Regular Meeting: 7:00pm, April 12, at City Hall Council Chambers. Call or see website for info. [Details]
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More headlines
March 16
 • Verizon improperly taxed 4,700 Snohomish County residents
 • Help revitalize Reiter Foothills
 • Two women survive Snohomish skydiving accident
 • Plenty of people dig district’s annual plant sale
 • Snohomish man dies in Lake Wenatchee snowmobile accident
 • Around the County
 • Front Porch: Learn how to reduce that storm water
 • Public Meetings
March 15
 • Snohomish man dies in snowmobile accident
 • Ex-official pleads not guilty in drunken golf course incident
• An early start to allergy season
 • A gift for a gifted kid
 • Students to have their first look at ‘WASL-lite’
 • Everett studies tax credit for new jobs
 • History buffs bring past to life in Monroe
 • Gas costs are climbing for the season
 • Lynnwood sisters sing as they look ahead
 • No objections among Archbishop Murphy mock-trial teams
• Mill Creek wants public's help to identify needs
 • Woodway looks at options for a new city logo
 • Everett cat goes from imperiled to princess
 • Active Duty
 • Around the County
 • Public Meetings
 • Road Report
 • Alcohol Licenses
 • Front Porch: Student researchers answer ocean questions
March 14
 • Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past
 • Paine Field results delayed by months
 • The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes
 • Time to dole out Cappies, despite Olympia's unfinished business
 • Teens coach seniors on getting gadgets to work
 • She was a pilot in World War II, and now she's a hero
 • U.S. 2 accident victim remains hospitalized
 • Minnesota transplant settled into Northwest life
 • Community Calendar
 • This Week's Public Meetings

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Summit Academy
Created: March 8. 2010
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Summit Academy is a K-2 private school located inside the Stanwood Senior Center.
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