PDF: Level 3 Sex Offender Living on Index-Galena Rd.

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LEVEL III Sex offender PDF – Download HERE.

4.6 quake rattles north central Washington; no damage | Local & Regional | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News

This morning, I while working on a project in the computer room. I felt the tiny office sway and my monitor rocked a bit. I thought it was one of my cats jumping down off of something and furthermore, I did not want to say anything as last time it was a false alarm and was one of my cats however, we just picked up the following article:
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WENATCHEE, Wash. – North central Washington was shaken by a 4.6 magnitude quake early Friday that awakened many residents but caused little or no damage.The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network reports it occurred at 5:09 a.m. Friday and

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Seeking an Answer to a Question

In your opinion, what constitutes a Garage Sale?

My problem is, there is somebody on the block whom has a Garage Sale 7 days a week for the past couple of months.

At some point in time, should it not be construed as a business and therefore be required to get a business license from the Town and pay taxes to the town on the sales?

Maybe I’m being nit-picky but it just does not seem right. In my frame of thought, it’s a business if it’s doors are open 7 days a week all year long.

Talk of new dam on Skykomish above falls resisted | HeraldNet.com – Local news

By Bill Sheets, Herald Writer

INDEX — Just as the Snohomish County PUD has finished building its first mini-dam, it’s encountering resistance to the possibility of another.

Less than three weeks ago, the utility flipped the switch to allow power to flow from its new $29 million, mini-dam project on Youngs Creek south of Sultan. Now, the Public Utility District has applied for federal permits to study building a mini-dam and powerhouse above Sunset Falls on the south fork of the Skykomish River near Index. About 300…

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Rock blasting for Highway 522 project postponed until spring | HeraldNet.com – Local news

By Alejandro Dominguez, Herald Writer
MONROE — Rock blasting on Highway 522 will be delayed.

The Washington State Department of Transportation had planned to do a series of closures in November to widen lanes on Highway 522. It’s part of a $159.7 million project to prevent head-on collisions on the highway.

The blasting has now been postponed until spring, when the weather is drier, DOT spokeswoman Bronlea Mishler said.

With less rain, Scarsella Brothers Inc. of Kirkland can have more control over erosion and reduce pollution in the……

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Photo Link: Friends of Heybrook Ridge Hoedown 2011

Instead of posting the photos on our site, we felt obligated to give the credit where it’s due.

Photos of the annual Heybrook Hoedown 2011, are now available at www.heybrookridge.org.

We hope you enjoy them and MANY THANKS to Sue Cross and the officers for the invitation to join them at this event.

Snohomish residents warned of convicted sex offender | HeraldNet.com – Local news

CLICK ON ROY ALCORN’S NAME TO SEE THE SHERIFF’S PHOTO AND HISTORY ON THIS DIRT BAG.

Coming October 22nd – Heybrook Hoedown 2011

Heybrook Hoedown 2011

Scottish Traditional Music Concert and School Program in Index

NORTHWEST HERITAGE RESOURCES
3505 NE 187th St.
Lake Forest Park, WA 98155

Media contact:
Louise Lindgren: (Index Museum contact)
(360) 793-1534 or
Jill Linzee: (206) 306-1181
info@northwestheritageresources.org

Scottish Traditional Music Concert and School Program in Index

LAKE FOREST PARK – September 8, 2011 – Northwest Heritage Resources is pleased to present a concert and school program of Scottish traditional music in Index on Friday, October 7, 2011 in partnership with the Index Historical Society. The concert, a benefit for the Index Museum, is scheduled for 7:00 pm at The River House in Index, corner of 5th and A St., and will be preceded by a program at the Index School the afternoon of October 7th. Evening admission is by donation of any amount at the door.

The concert and school program will feature Scottish traditional fiddler Ryan McKasson, who will be joined by Dave Bartley on guitar. McKasson is a talented fiddler who, in 1996, was the youngest musician to win the National Scottish Fiddle Championship. In 2004 he and his sister Cali formed the band, The McKassons, and since 2002 he’s been the fiddler for reknowned contra dance band, The Syncopaths. McKasson has taught at numerous fiddle schools and camps, including the Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp, Boston Harbor Scottish Fiddling School and Washington state’s Festival of American Fiddle Tunes, and has performed at concert halls and folk venues throughout the U.S. He has also recorded with well known Scottish fiddlers Hanneke Cassel and Alasdair Fraser. Dave Bartley has performed traditional Celtic and Balkan music and joined other World music ensembles, but is just as comfortable playing classical music with the Seattle Symphony and Opera, as well as jazz, rock, swing, and cabaret music.

This benefit concert is funded in part by Northwest Heritage Resources and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Index to start search for a new fire chief | HeraldNet.com

Current Chief Michael Fitzgerald has served District 28 for 11 years and helped it get a new ambulance and fire engine.

By Rikki King, Herald Writer

INDEX — Snohomish County Fire District 28 in Index will look for a new fire chief this fall. The district also is buying a house near the fire station.

Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald put in his six-month resignation notice in July, he said. Fitzgerald also works full-time as a fire captain and fire marshal in Monroe.

Fitzgerald has been chief for 11 years, he said. His son is starting college, and he and his wife are ready for a change and more free time. He is proud of what the district accomplished during his time there, he said.

The district’s board of commissioners……

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