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make this my neighborhood and we'll show you this page every time you visit.Friday, February 3, 2012 -- 12:49 am
Guilty plea in fatal WA road rage crash
Bellingham Herald - King County prosecutors say 56-year-old Patrick Rexroat entered his pleas Thursday. Read more...
Guilty plea in fatal WA road rage crash
Bellingham Herald - King County prosecutors say 56-year-old Patrick Rexroat entered his pleas Thursday. Read more...
Thursday, February 2, 2012 -- 1:20 pm
Tax Defier/Preparer Sentenced to Prison
WebCPA - A previously convicted felon and long-time tax defier who also worked as a tax preparer was sentenced to three and a half years in prison. Read more...
Tax Defier/Preparer Sentenced to Prison
WebCPA - A previously convicted felon and long-time tax defier who also worked as a tax preparer was sentenced to three and a half years in prison. Read more...
Thursday, February 2, 2012 -- 12:56 am
Plant your bulbs right to avoid spring no-shows
The Macon Telegraph - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Plant your bulbs right to avoid spring no-shows
The Macon Telegraph - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 -- 8:47 pm
Washington accountant sentenced to prison for 'crusade' against IRS
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - UPDATE: Having pleaded guilty to tax fraud, Mount Vernon accountant Timothy Garrison was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison on Wednesday by U.S. District Court Judge Ricardo Martinez. Read more...
Washington accountant sentenced to prison for 'crusade' against IRS
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - UPDATE: Having pleaded guilty to tax fraud, Mount Vernon accountant Timothy Garrison was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison on Wednesday by U.S. District Court Judge Ricardo Martinez. Read more...
Monday, January 30, 2012 -- 3:27 pm
Fish, Wildlife Commission appointments draw ire, fire from mid-state legislators
Auburn Reporter - When Rep. Joel Kretz found out that Gov. Chris Gregoire had appointed Jay Kehne to the state Fish and Wildlife Commission, he could only scratch his head. Read more...
Fish, Wildlife Commission appointments draw ire, fire from mid-state legislators
Auburn Reporter - When Rep. Joel Kretz found out that Gov. Chris Gregoire had appointed Jay Kehne to the state Fish and Wildlife Commission, he could only scratch his head. Read more...
Thursday, January 26, 2012 -- 4:07 pm
2 Mount Vernon men sentenced to prison for murder
Associated Press - Two Mount Vernon men have been sentenced to a combined half-century in prison for killing another man in a robbery gone awry. Read more...
2 Mount Vernon men sentenced to prison for murder
Associated Press - Two Mount Vernon men have been sentenced to a combined half-century in prison for killing another man in a robbery gone awry. Read more...
Monday, January 23, 2012 -- 9:36 am
Kirkland Painter Joanne Shellan Chosen for Solo Show at Governor's Mansion
Patch.com - WHEN KIRKLAND artist Joanne Shellan began painting 14 years ago, she never dreamed that one day her work would be chosen for a solo show at the Governor's Mansion. Read more...
Kirkland Painter Joanne Shellan Chosen for Solo Show at Governor's Mansion
Patch.com - WHEN KIRKLAND artist Joanne Shellan began painting 14 years ago, she never dreamed that one day her work would be chosen for a solo show at the Governor's Mansion. Read more...
Friday, January 20, 2012 -- 3:43 pm
Slow thaw begins after Puget Sound's deep freeze
KING-TV Seattle - Temperatures are gradually warming in the Puget Sound region, but the snow and ice related problems continue to plague the region, with hundreds of thousands of homes without power, closed or delayed classes in nearly all school districts, and major roads closed or just dangerous to drive. Read more...
Slow thaw begins after Puget Sound's deep freeze
KING-TV Seattle - Temperatures are gradually warming in the Puget Sound region, but the snow and ice related problems continue to plague the region, with hundreds of thousands of homes without power, closed or delayed classes in nearly all school districts, and major roads closed or just dangerous to drive. Read more...
Friday, January 20, 2012 -- 11:25 am
Mount Vernon restaurant offers welcome twists on Mexican menu
HeraldNet - With our meal already off to a good start, we perused the menu. Calle has some unusual offerings. Read more...
Mount Vernon restaurant offers welcome twists on Mexican menu
HeraldNet - With our meal already off to a good start, we perused the menu. Calle has some unusual offerings. Read more...
Wednesday, January 18, 2012 -- 11:50 am
Whatcom County schools closed due to bad weather; WWU open on schedule
Bellingham Herald - Public and private schools in Whatcom County are closed Wednesday, Jan. 18 due to bad weather and poor road conditions, but Western Washington University will open on time, officials said this morning. Read more...
Whatcom County schools closed due to bad weather; WWU open on schedule
Bellingham Herald - Public and private schools in Whatcom County are closed Wednesday, Jan. 18 due to bad weather and poor road conditions, but Western Washington University will open on time, officials said this morning. Read more...
Wednesday, January 18, 2012 -- 7:51 am
State notes alarming spike in starvation of adopted children
HeraldNet - Many of the cases include starvation. "We have so many great adoptive homes in the state, but then we also have these. Read more...
State notes alarming spike in starvation of adopted children
HeraldNet - Many of the cases include starvation. "We have so many great adoptive homes in the state, but then we also have these. Read more...
Monday, January 16, 2012 -- 3:55 am
Teach, not preach
Nurse.com - Colleen Williams, RN, MS, knows it takes more than a lecture to educate children about the dangers of smoking, alcohol and drugs. Read more...
Teach, not preach
Nurse.com - Colleen Williams, RN, MS, knows it takes more than a lecture to educate children about the dangers of smoking, alcohol and drugs. Read more...
Sunday, January 15, 2012 -- 1:19 pm
Washington Girls Basketball How Fared
Associated Press - Class 4A 1 Central Valley 13-0 beat University 64-48 beat Mead 70-60 beat Lewis and Clark 56-36 2 Mt Rainier 15-0 beat Kent-Meridian 74-37 beat Tahoma 71-31 3 Lake Stevens 14-0 beat Cascade Everett 68-20 beat Mariner 70-24 4 Woodinville 12-1 beat Redmond 58-40 beat Bothell 72-24 5 Stanwood 13-1 bea Read more...
Washington Girls Basketball How Fared
Associated Press - Class 4A 1 Central Valley 13-0 beat University 64-48 beat Mead 70-60 beat Lewis and Clark 56-36 2 Mt Rainier 15-0 beat Kent-Meridian 74-37 beat Tahoma 71-31 3 Lake Stevens 14-0 beat Cascade Everett 68-20 beat Mariner 70-24 4 Woodinville 12-1 beat Redmond 58-40 beat Bothell 72-24 5 Stanwood 13-1 bea Read more...
Sunday, January 15, 2012 -- 12:52 pm
Washington Boys Basketball How Fared
Associated Press - Class 4A 1 Bellarmine Prep 12-1 beat Shelton 72-16 beat Central Kitsap 47-35 2 Davis 12-2 beat Moses Lake 63-52 beat Richland 90-71 beat Wenatchee 68-58 3 Skyline 13-3 beat Garfield 51-49 beat Roosevelt 41-36 beat Eastlake 70-61 4 Lewis and Clark 9-4 beat North Central 65-56 lost to Ferris 57-42 lo Read more...
Washington Boys Basketball How Fared
Associated Press - Class 4A 1 Bellarmine Prep 12-1 beat Shelton 72-16 beat Central Kitsap 47-35 2 Davis 12-2 beat Moses Lake 63-52 beat Richland 90-71 beat Wenatchee 68-58 3 Skyline 13-3 beat Garfield 51-49 beat Roosevelt 41-36 beat Eastlake 70-61 4 Lewis and Clark 9-4 beat North Central 65-56 lost to Ferris 57-42 lo Read more...
Sunday, January 15, 2012 -- 8:07 am
On the road for Jan. 15: Crab Fest
The News Tribune - What you'll get: A whole Dungeness crab, herb-roasted potatoes, green salad, foccacia bread and strawberry shortcake. Read more...
On the road for Jan. 15: Crab Fest
The News Tribune - What you'll get: A whole Dungeness crab, herb-roasted potatoes, green salad, foccacia bread and strawberry shortcake. Read more...
Sunday, January 15, 2012 -- 1:58 am
Bulbs ready to plant
Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Bulbs ready to plant
Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Thursday, January 12, 2012 -- 12:44 pm
Guest Editorial: Tacoma needs change in form of city government
Tacoma Weekly - A number of years before moving to Tacoma I served for five years on the Board of Trustees of Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. Read more...
Guest Editorial: Tacoma needs change in form of city government
Tacoma Weekly - A number of years before moving to Tacoma I served for five years on the Board of Trustees of Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. Read more...
Thursday, January 12, 2012 -- 3:30 am
Plant bulbs carefully to avoid spring no-shows
Times-Standard - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Plant bulbs carefully to avoid spring no-shows
Times-Standard - Flower bulbs are a forgiving bunch. They can be buried upside down, stomped on or ignored, yet most will bloom for several seasons. Read more...
Friday, January 6, 2012 -- 4:03 am
Turn bulbs into beautiful blooms
The Clarion-Ledger - The Hortus Bulborum in Limmen village, The Netherlands, is the only museum garden in the world where you can find more than 3,700 different tulips, hyacinth, daffodil and other bulb cultivars in bloom. Read more...
Turn bulbs into beautiful blooms
The Clarion-Ledger - The Hortus Bulborum in Limmen village, The Netherlands, is the only museum garden in the world where you can find more than 3,700 different tulips, hyacinth, daffodil and other bulb cultivars in bloom. Read more...
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 -- 6:22 pm
Whidbey artist hones skills in old fashioned bookbindery
South Whidbey Record - In this, the 21st century, Paul McClintock specializes in the craft of 18th century bookbinding in which he actually folds each page of a book, pierces holes in every one of the folds and hand stitches the pages together. Read more...
Whidbey artist hones skills in old fashioned bookbindery
South Whidbey Record - In this, the 21st century, Paul McClintock specializes in the craft of 18th century bookbinding in which he actually folds each page of a book, pierces holes in every one of the folds and hand stitches the pages together. Read more...
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