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Washington state has launched E-Cycle Washington, a free program for residents to recycle e-waste like TVs, computers, monitors, and laptops. While some transfer stations in Snohomish County have stopped participating, many local locations still offer recycling services. The initiative has successfully recycled over 19 million pounds of e-waste statewide.
Parents in Edmonds are concerned about recent cuts to bus services for students at Martha Lake Elementary, which have raised safety issues for children walking to school. The elimination of bus services for those living within a mile of the school has forced families to seek alternative transportation solutions, including expensive before-school care.
Tonight's public meetings in Arlington, Lynnwood, Mukilteo, Island County, and Monroe will focus on local infrastructure and financial planning, including the improvement plan for Arlington's 172nd Street NE and the Highway 531 and Highway 9 intersection. Community engagement is encouraged.
Local Air Force and Navy personnel have graduated from basic training, marking a significant milestone in their military careers. The article highlights the achievements of graduates from various high schools in the area, showcasing their readiness to serve in the armed forces.
The article features a community calendar with various events and fundraisers in Snohomish County, including music festivals, jazz concerts, barbecues, and skill training classes, all aimed at fostering community engagement and supporting local initiatives.
This article provides a schedule of public meetings in Island County and nearby areas, serving as a guide for residents interested in civic engagement and local governance. Each listing includes the time, location, and specific council or commission involved, emphasizing the importance of community participation.
The article outlines the public meeting schedule for local government bodies, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and participation in governance.
The article highlights various community events in the Seattle area, focusing on fundraisers and concerts that benefit local organizations. It includes essential details about dates, locations, costs, and the causes supported by these events, serving as a valuable resource for residents interested in engaging with their community.
Jim Lott, owner of Applegate Orchards in Burbank, has introduced a bird abatement program using aplomado falcons to protect his blueberry fields from pest birds, resulting in a thriving crop and the hiring of falconers for neighboring farms.
The Monroe boys soccer team rallied from a halftime deficit to secure a vital 2-1 victory against Arlington, claiming third place in the Wesco North and improving their playoff chances.