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Local Scoop reopens Feb. 24
ARLINGTON — When the Local Scoop restaurant reopens on Monday, Feb. 24, even its menus will still be the same.
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Lil' Thrift offers 'usual needs, unusual wants' in downtown Arlington
ARLINGTON — Jeff and Becky Phebus brought seven years of experience in the secondhand goods trade to their latest storefront, when they officially opened the Lil' Thrift store in downtown Arlington on...
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Arlington Haggen store closes
ARLINGTON — The Haggen Food & Pharmacy in Arlington will close its doors for the last time in Saturday, July 19, after a liquidation sale that's been going on for nearly two months.
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Street Fair draws thousands to downtown Arlington
ARLINGTON — With more than 120 vendors and thousands of attendees, the Arlington Street Fair brought together businesses and browsers July 11-13.
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Junk in the Trunk draws crowds in summer sun
MARYSVILLE — The sales tents on the Marysville Municipal Court parking lot offered visitors garage sale bargains and shade from the sweltering sun as Junk in the Trunk and the Marysville Rock and Gem...
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Proposed affiliation called off between Cascade Valley, PeaceHealth
ARLINGTON — The Cascade Valley Hospital and Clinics' proposed affiliation with the PeaceHealth Medical Group has been called off, for the time being.
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Arlington students propose energy-saving methods for schools
ARLINGTON — Close to 40 high school students in the Arlington School District gathered at Weston High School July 30 to present ideas on how the district could decrease its carbon footprint by...
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Walgreens opens in downtown Marysville
MARYSVILLE — Walgreens opened its Marysville branch at 404 State Ave. with fanfare and charitable contributions to the community July 18.
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Arlington Haggen store closes
ARLINGTON — The Haggen Food & Pharmacy in Arlington will close its doors for the last time in Saturday, July 19, after a liquidation sale that's been going on for nearly two months.
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Street Fair draws thousands to downtown Arlington
ARLINGTON — With more than 120 vendors and thousands of attendees, the Arlington Street Fair brought together businesses and browsers July 11-13.
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Arlington students propose energy-saving methods for schools
ARLINGTON — Close to 40 high school students in the Arlington School District gathered at Weston High School July 30 to present ideas on how the district could decrease its carbon footprint by...
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Proposed affiliation called off between Cascade Valley, PeaceHealth
ARLINGTON — The Cascade Valley Hospital and Clinics' proposed affiliation with the PeaceHealth Medical Group has been called off, for the time being.
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Hairport Barber Shop moves into Mt. Pilchuck Ski & Sport
ARLINGTON — Cutting hair allows Lori Kirkeby to indulge her artistic nature, but her no-frills service is tailored to appeal to those who might not feel at home in a beauty parlor.
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Hairport Barber Shop moves into Mt. Pilchuck Ski & Sport
ARLINGTON — Cutting hair allows Lori Kirkeby to indulge her artistic nature, but her no-frills service is tailored to appeal to those who might not feel at home in a beauty parlor.
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Marijuana producer, processor advocates higher-density employers
ARLINGTON — The City Council's Aug. 4 public hearing, on the temporary moratorium limiting marijuana production and processing, drew only one speaker.
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Carr's Hardware recognized by Marysville Historical Society
MARYSVILLE — Marysville Historical Society President Ken Cage moved to town in 1965, the same year that Carr's Hardware owner Darlene Scott was elected president of the Liberty Elementary PTA, so her...
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Marijuana producer, processor advocates higher-density employers
ARLINGTON — The City Council's Aug. 4 public hearing, on the temporary moratorium limiting marijuana production and processing, drew only one speaker.
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Chamber moves, will be closed March 3-7
ARLINGTON — The Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Commerce has begun the process of moving, so its phone and Internet service will be limited.
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River Rock Smoke Shop opens at I-5 Exit 210
ARLINGTON — The Stillaguamish Tribe's third River Rock Smoke Shop opened with a full day of fanfare on Friday, Feb. 28, as the convenience store and gas station at 23704 13th Ave. NE, just off...
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Homegrown draws hundreds to 3rd St.
MARYSVILLE — More than a thousand visitors thronged Third Street from Aug. 8-10 for the Marysville merchants' annual Handmade and Homegrown Street Festival.
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