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Remove Those Studded Tires by March 31st

Monday, March 27 by Ted Buehner

Spring is here and it is that time of year again. If you have studded tires on your vehicle, March 31st is the deadline to have them removed.Tire shops often get busy with long lines and wait times in the days leading up to... Read More.

Allergy Season Is Here

Thursday, March 23 by Ted Buehner

Last Friday through the weekend during the closing days of ‘winter’, the sun came out and temperatures reached into the 60's in many places. Trees, bulbs, plants noticed and have started to awaken. Daffodils for instance have made their appearance.But for allergy sufferers, it’s... Read More.

Congratulations to the Winners of the First Ever of YMCA Pinewood Derby

Wednesday, March 22 by Marcee Maylin

The picture is of the winners in the Kindergarten – 1st Grade division.The YMCA of Snohomish County hosted its Inaugural Pinewood Derby at Everett YMCA on Sunday, March 12. Youth from around Snohomish County gathered at the Everett Family YMCA to compete in the... Read More.

Transition Resource Fair for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and their Families

Monday, March 20 by Marcee Maylin

The 23rd annual Transition Resource Fair is happening tomorrow, March 21, from 4 – 8:30 pm at Cascade High School. The Transition Resource Fair is convened by the Snohomish County Developmental Disabilities Program, and will be in-person for the first time since the start... Read More.

The True Story of St. Patrick and St. Patrick’s Day

Thursday, March 16 by Marcee Maylin

St. Patrick is not Irish, he was born in England when it was still Roman Brittania, and part of the Roman Empire. By birth he was Roman-English. His native tongue was Latin. His birth name was Maewyn Succat. Though no exact year of birth... Read More.

La Nina Ends – What’s Next?

Wednesday, March 15 by Ted Buehner

Could it be? The quite rare 3-year run of La Nina has come to an end.La Nina is when the eastern Pacific Ocean tropical waters, the region west of Peru are cooler than average. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center... Read More.

St. Patrick’s Day Revelry and Entertainment

Monday, March 13 by Marcee Maylin

Looking for something really, fun to do this Friday on St. Patrick’s Day? Go to the Marysville Opera House for a really, great show. Get yourself ready for an evening of traditional St. Patrick's Day fun. The show is from 7:30 – 9:00pm. Doors... Read More.

Alaska Airlines Changes at Paine Field

Sunday, March 12 by Ted Buehner

Alaska Airlines is the primary air carrier at Everett’s Paine Field. In the coming days, their flight schedule will make a number of significant adjustments.The big one is dropping daily departures to Boise and Spokane. Alaska Air spokesperson Ray Lane noted that these flights... Read More.

Snohomish County Accepting Applications for $1.6 Million in Arts and Culture Recovery Grants

Friday, March 10 by Tristan Halsen

On January 20, 2020, Snohomish County became the site of the first confirmed COVID-19 case in the United States. Since then, the pandemic has been devastating to communities across the region and country. That is why Communities across Snohomish County are ready to renew... Read More.

Back to Daylight Time – Here We Go Again

Thursday, March 9 by Ted Buehner

After 19 weeks on Pacific Standard Time (PST), this Sunday we return to Pacific Daylight Time (PDT). This Sunday March 12th, we ‘spring forward’ an hour at 2 AM early that morning.Do you feel more tired after losing that hour of sleep shifting to... Read More.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Recommends Safe Flood Storage at Seattle’s Skagit Dams

Monday, March 6 by Marcee Maylin

The Corps Recommendation backs Unified Skagit Flood request. Seattle City Light is currently seeking a new 50-year federal license for its Skagit Hydroelectric Project from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).Over the past year, Skagit County, the cities of Burlington, Mount Vernon, Anacortes, Sedro-Woolley... Read More.

Finally – I-5 Project Between Everett and Marysville to Start

Thursday, March 2 by Ted Buehner

Here is news that the average of 61,000 drivers per day using Interstate-5 between Everett and Marysville have been waiting seemingly forever to learn. The long-awaited expansion of this stretch of freeway is scheduled to begin work on March 6th.Yes, this project will mean... Read More.

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Things To Know

Remove Those Studded Tires by March 31st

Allergy Season Is Here

Congratulations to the Winners of the First Ever of YMCA Pinewood Derby

Transition Resource Fair for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and their Families

The True Story of St. Patrick and St. Patrick’s Day

La Nina Ends – What’s Next?

St. Patrick’s Day Revelry and Entertainment

Alaska Airlines Changes at Paine Field

Snohomish County Accepting Applications for $1.6 Million in Arts and Culture Recovery Grants

Back to Daylight Time – Here We Go Again

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Recommends Safe Flood Storage at Seattle’s Skagit Dams

Finally – I-5 Project Between Everett and Marysville to Start

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