Mill Creek News

Everett: Get financial advice at free event Financial experts will provide advice at a free financial literacy talk at Everett Community College at noon Nov.

"please If you ever loose your job or get sick do not use the Public Option it's only for us Democrats ,but like always the party of NO NO NO will be first in line to get Socialist services you Bozos !!!!." Well, nothing comes free.

Julee Cunningham had always wanted to enter the Pillsbury Bake-Off. In fact, she'd been dreaming, thinking and talking about it for nearly 30 years when, last year, she finally submitted a recipe.

If you're a voter who's put off casting your ballot, you still have time to vote - but you'd better hurry.

As many as 30,000 people braved long lines and rain showers Saturday to get a shot in the arm or a spritz up the nose to ward off the swine flu.

Will, your Momma is calling you for dinner. Why don't you leave the big boy conversation for those of us who have a clue.

30 at the Admiral Theatre. Kellee Bradley knows a win-win situation when she's presented with one.

Tiffanie Loper got up at 5:30 a.m. Saturday and drove 107 miles to be at the front of the line to get a swine flu immunization.

A Local health officials decided Thursday to host special "express" clinics on Saturday, Oct.

With glasses, a plaid shirt and blue jeans, John Koehler doesn't fit the image of a modern-day bootlegger.

Feel strongly about something? Share it with the community by writing a letter to the editor.

From Sultan to Edmonds, city council members are lining up against Initiative 1033 out of concern it will slowly starve their communities of money for vital services.

Again...let's be clear here. The signatures are ALREADY PUBLIC. They are public when they are signed, in public, by the public, on a sheet that is public, by a signature gatherer who is a private citizen.

Amy Patterson has been planning her 40th birthday for months. What started as a small party has become a cupcake-themed fundraiser to benefit The Arc of Snohomish County, which provides assistance and education to people with developmental disabilities and their families.

Edmonds: Council to hear from fire district The City Council has a work session with the Fire District 1 Board of Commissioners as part of its meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at City Hall, 121 Fifth Ave.

Starting a new business is challenging anytime. Starting a small retail company during tough economic times is gutsy, but it can be done with good planning.

Volunteer: Plant native vegetation Volunteers are needed to help at a native planting event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct.

The recession that swallowed a net total of 6.9 million jobs nationwide and shoved Washington state's unemployment rate up to 9.2 percent is predicted by finance experts to wind down by the end of the year.

Detectives believe an argument over speeding on Saturday evening sparked a fight between strangers that left one of them clinging to life.

A suspect was arrested Saturday in connection with a series of armed robberies of payday loan stores in Arlington, Everett and Mill Creek.