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The Snohomish Classic Car & Hot Rod Display is Sunday, Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Snohomish. This is the show's 30th anniversary. For event details, visit www.cityofsnohomish.com.

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When fall sets in around Snohomish, you know it’s time to head out to one of six family-owned valley farms participating in the Festival of Pumpkins. READ MORE

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Runners take off during the inaugural Bruins Mile on the new synthetic track and field at Cascade High School on Saturday, Sept. 22. More than 100 people attended the run to celebrate the first event on the new track. The school’s old cinder track had become uneven and muddy creating a danger for runners.

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Wyatt Talbott, 3, of Snohomish gets ready to weigh his catch at the 19th annual Everett Coho Derby on Sunday, Sept. 23. Talbott’s salmon weighed in at 4.5 pounds. The biggest catch in the youth division weighed in at almost 12 pounds.

By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 26, 2012

112th Street SE work will cause delays
EVERETT - Drivers who use 112th Street SE may want to find alternate routes to avoid heavy construction. 
The city began widening the Silver Lake area road this week.
The work is being done on 112th Street SE between Interstate 5 and the Bothell-Everett Highway.
The arterial will have frequent backups and stops through next year as crews widen the road to five lanes.
The city predicts the work will be done by June 2013, but bad weather would delay the project.
The project includes water main and storm drainage improvements, installing retaining walls and sidewalks, traffic signal improvements and repaving and re-striping of roadways including new bike lanes.
Razz Construction of Bellingham is doing the work. The City Council approved a $3.17 million contract with Razz. The project is funded by a $1.5 million Transportation Improvement Board grant, and $1.6 million in city funds.

 

By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 26, 2012

Snohomish valley farms offer fall fun
Festival of Pumpkins begins Saturday, Sept. 29
SNOHOMISH - When fall sets in around Snohomish, you know it’s time to head out to one of six family-owned valley farms participating in the Festival of Pumpkins.
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By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 26, 2012

Wakeboard project doesn’t need environmental study
MONROE - The city will not require the developers of a proposed wakeboard park at Lake Tye to conduct an environmental impact statement.
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By MADELYN FAIRBANKS
Published Sept. 26, 2012

Road work begins in two Snohomish neighborhoods
SNOHOMISH - The city’s first street projects funded by the sales-tax-supported Transportation Benefit District began last week.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 26, 2012

Planning commission adds 5th option for waterfront
EVERETT - The planning commission favors a hybrid alternative for the Central Waterfront Development Area, which includes the former Kimberly-Clark site.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 26, 2012

FAA evaluating next move after Horizon Air's decision to pull out of review process
EVERETT - Horizon Air is no longer interested in flying out of Paine Field, but the impact of the airline’s decision on commercial flights out of this Snohomish County airport is unknown.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 26, 2012

City will start charging for parking downtown next spring
MUKILTEO - The city will start charging to park on its waterfront next March.
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published Sept. 26, 2012

Mill followed rules in decision to demolish building
EVERETT - Historic preservationists were upset to learn a historic building on the former Kimberly-Clark mill site was demolished last week, but the company followed procedure.
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