Three get jail terms in credit card scam
Denise Danzie, 33, of California, received four years for leading a scheme to forge credit cards. Tanya Mann, 31, of Seattle, got three years and is seven and a half months pregnant but must report to prison. Steven Fazill, who pleaded guilty and testified, drew a three-year sentence for stealing the embossing machine from Stevens Memorial Hospital in Edmonds last November.
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Denise Danzie
California
Tanya Mann
Seattle
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Steven Fazill
School district budget plan trims staff and raises class sizes
The district scales back curriculum support staff by 326 500 cut to elementary computer education remains. Other restores include 20 000 to business services and 100 000 back to support services, with Edmons Evening Academy staff kept. Layoffs loom as 15 secondary teachers cut for enrollment drop and 14 for larger classes while three elementary teachers will be hired. Primary classrooms stay at 27:1, kindergartens at 25:1, and grades 4–6 may gain three students per class.
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Edmonds Evening Academy
Bob Ledford
Ledford
Beasley
City and police weigh options after threats to children
Transient man warned by police after threatening two girls with kidnapping as witnesses describe his actions. Officials consider charges related to communication with minors and harassment laws while noting mental condition. City leaders and residents push for stronger safeguards as investigators compile case details.
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Ray Harris
Zack for Edmonds School Board Announces Candidacy
Lynnwood resident Hal Zack declares his bid for the Edmonds School Board nonpartisan seat now held by incumbent Howard Holbrook, term ending in November 1987. He cites bond spending decisions and district finances, criticizes the board, and proposes cuts including travel, custodial services, outsourcing, and up to 30 percent salary reductions for top administrators.
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Hal Zack
Lynnwood
Edmonds
Zack
Howard Holbrook
San Diego
Lynnwood art center bond measure headed to special election
The nine member arts district board votes unanimously to place a 19 million bond for the South County Centennial Center on the ballot for a Sept. 16 special election. If approved, the Edmonds Community College campus plan includes two theaters 1800 and 350 to 450 seats with maintenance by the college. Bruce Agnew cites cost estimates and aims to keep the tax impact under 50 cents per 1000 of assessed value.
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Lynnwood
South County
Centennial Center
Edmonds
Edmonds Community College
Angew
Shirley Betham
Seattle
Agnew
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