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Marysville, Washington is located in Snohomish County. Zip codes in Marysville, WA include 98270, and 98271. The median home price in Marysville is $225,000 which is roughly $134/per square foot. More Marysville information.

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1 hr ago | HeraldNet

Detectives sniff out suspects in Marysville flower theft

Detectives with the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force last week recovered a variety of vehicles, tools and flower baskets that had been stolen from the Marysville parks department earlier this month.

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6 hrs ago | North Sound

AHS Robotics Camp returns this summer

School may be out for summer, but class will be in session for the students and mentors of the Arlington High School NeoBots Team who will be teaching other students about the essentials of robotics during a summer day camp.

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Wed Jun 12, 2013

The Arizona Republic

'Shooting' with finger gets boy suspended

MARYSVILLE, Wash. A Marysville Middle School student was suspended for the rest of the year for pretending to shoot others students with his hands as he walked down school hallways.

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Marysville Globe

Summer activities, events in Marysville | Guest Opinion

City of Marysville and the creative minds in the Parks and Recreation Department have put together a colorful blend of fun special events, camps, classes, activities and recreational opportunities to fill every family member's calendar.

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Marysville Globe

WISE Women empowers business owners

A new nonprofit organization known as WISE Women , based in Marysville, is attracting female business owners from local areas who are looking to improve their business or even start a new one.

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Marysville Globe

Marysville Care Center residents treated to 'Senior Craft Day'

The residents of the Marysville Care Center recently got an opportunity to exercise their creativity, thanks to a group of Everett Community College students with a flair for the artistic.

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Marysville Globe

Marysville musician releases CD

Loomis recently celebrated the release of his new album, "Into the Great Unknown," with a series of shows in Wenatchee, Snohomish and Seattle, but his music career would never have been promoted from being a lifelong hobby if he hadn't gotten laid off from Verizon.

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Marysville Globe

Marysville celebrates Strawberry Festival

Before the Marysville Strawberry Festival's Royalty and float put in appearances at the Saturday night Grand Parade on June 15, they'll have already put in at least two months of travel time throughout the state of Washington, as well as a trip up north to Canada.

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HeraldNet

What the district needed: Retiring Marysville superintendent got schools back on track

No matter what side they were on in the fall of 2003, most people agree that the divisive 49-day teachers strike in the Marysville School District took a toll on the community.

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Tue Jun 11, 2013

KBCI CBS 2

WA school suspends student accused of 'shooting' classmates with hands

MARYSVILLE, Wash. -- A 14-year-old Marysville Middle School student has been suspended for the rest of the school year, accused of pretending to shoot at students using his hands as simulated guns as he walked around the school hallways.

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KATU-TV Portland

School suspends student accused of 'shooting' classmates with hands

MARYSVILLE, Wash. -- A 14-year-old Marysville Middle School student has been suspended for the rest of the school year, accused of pretending to shoot at students using his hands as simulated guns as he walked around the school hallways.

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The Lake Stevens Journal Online

Chamber of Commerce Open House

On Wednesday, June 26, the Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce will be holding an Open House and BBQ at their new waterfront location in Lundeen Park.

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HeraldNet

Belmark Homes Grand Opening of Harvest Hills Community in Marysville

This great site, right across from Deering Wildflower Acres Park, will be home to one of Belmark's signature communities.

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Mon Jun 10, 2013

HeraldNet

In Our View: Serving Snohomish County: United Way's innovation

The United Way of Snohomish County is one of those community totems, more nimble and effective than many might imagine.

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HeraldNet

Biking to help the wounded: Marysville veteran departs on American journey

On his recumbent tricycle, veteran Kit Wennersten plans to make a cross-country ride to raise money to support veterans.

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Sun Jun 09, 2013

HeraldNet

Remembering fallen Snohomish County officers

On May 31, Washington State Patrol trooper Sean O'Connell became the 12th Snohomish County law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty since 1902.

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Fri Jun 07, 2013

HeraldNet

In Our View: The Everett Clinic and Bartell's: Sticking to primary jobs

If a company aspires to be great at something, it probably can't be great at everything.

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Thu Jun 06, 2013

KREM-TV Spokane

An estimated 2,000 attend memorial for fallen trooper

The Washington State Patrol estimated more than 2,000 people attended the memorial service for Trooper Sean O'Connell.

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HeraldNet

Mill owner Norm Buse respected the working man

Norm Buse grew up in Everett, proud of his blue-collar heritage. When he died May 28 at age 93, Buse left behind a legacy of respect for the working man, as well as a Snohomish County landmark, the Buse sawmill along I-5 between Everett and Marysville.

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Wed Jun 05, 2013

Marysville Globe

Thousands attend fifth annual event focused on healthy lifestyles, getting active | SLIDESHOW

The fifth annual Healthy Communities Challenge Day at Allen Creek Elementary on Saturday, June 1, was the event's "biggest year yet," according to city of Marysville Parks and Recreation Director Jim Ballew.

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