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Glacier Peak Grizzlies lineman Mathew Nicholson raises his hands in celebration as running back Michael Palmer out paces Snohomish Panthers’ Ty Carlson to the end zone in the second half of the Grizzlies’ 43-7 win over the Panthers on Friday, Sept. 7. Nearly 6,000 fans packed Veterans Memorial Stadium at SHS for the inauguraL rivalry game. Every seat was filled, and the grass hill served as an overflow section.

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Marvin Thomas (left) and his brother Dennis demonstrate the technique of panning for “gems,” a hands-on activity that will be featured in the kids play area on their farm this fall. The Thomas Family Farm at the corner of Highway 9 and Marsh Road will open this month with a corn maze, pumpkin patch and other activities.
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The Snohomish Historical Society’s 41st annual Tour of Homes is noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 16 . Pictured is Cable Hoover and Amanda Weinch’s home located at 54 Cedar Ave. and is one of the homes on the tour. For tickets go to www.snohomishhistoricalsociety.org.

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Emerson Elementary School para-educator Pam Cox carefully maneuvers through the mud while third/fourth grade teacher Elaisa Navarro ducks under a pipe as the two compete in the inaugural Hero’s 5K Mud Run Saturday, Sept. 8 at Bartelheimer Farm in Snohomish. The money raised during the event will go to local fire, police and military charities. 800 adults and 200 children participated in the run.

 

 

By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 5, 2012

Council repeals Heritage rezone but opens door for 2013
MONROE - Has the city found a backdoor way to slip through Heritage Baptist Fellowship’s rezone?
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By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Thomas Family Farm offers fall fun
SNOHOMISH - The Thomas Family Farm has been passed down since the early 1900s from a great-uncle to a grandfather to a father, and then finally to two sons. Now Marvin Thomas and his wife Debbie are getting ready to open it up for one of the biggest
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Four development options for waterfront
EVERETT - The city has four development alternatives mapped out for the former Kimberly-Clark mill site known as the Central Waterfront Planning Area.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Students begin classes in new school
EVERETT - View Ridge Vikings got to explore their new school on the first day of classes last week.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Strand Hotel building’s future unknown
EVERETT - Almost a year after a fire, the Strand Hotel building downtown still sits unused.
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By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Chamber moving into smaller office on E. Main, closes VIC
MONROE - In what is being called an attempt to dispel rumors before they take root, Mayor Robert Zimmerman and chamber president Eldon Bartelheimer revealed last week through an
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 12, 2012

Council adopts new naming policy
EVERETT - The City Council adopted a new naming policy for public places at last week’s meeting.
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