Brier Man Crowned Garlic King in Local Feature
A Brier resident earns the title of garlic king in a feature that also shares stories and recipes. Readers are directed to page 6 for full coverage and culinary ideas.
10 Aug 1983
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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1983
Page
1
A Brier resident earns the title of garlic king in a feature that also shares stories and recipes. Readers are directed to page 6 for full coverage and culinary ideas.
A 7 p m public hearing at the PUD building in Lynnwood will discuss the Snohomish County six year road plan. Officials will explain funding sources and take testimony while detailing projects including 132nd Street Southwest completion and 212th Street Southwest extensions along with school walkways and Swamp Creek bridge work.
Edward Cox 25 of Alderwood Manor leaves nine jobs behind to pursue Northwest Productions a one man clown and magic act He performs as Tiny the Magical Clown and markets his services calling 771 8431 He aims to be the Pacific Northwest's largest clown act while balancing a serious side including supporting his mother amid financial strain and a passion for clean family entertainment
Pamela J. Woodroffes report notes a public hearing scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday August 15 in the city council chambers on ham radio antennas. Operators oppose what they call archaic rules while neighbors complain about aesthetics and interference. A Terrace resident Bob Kile cites revised height definitions and the removal of the conditional use permit in the draft ordinance.
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE The city council voted to add 40000 to the Lake Ballinger playfield project. The lowest bid came from Dennis R. Craig of Seattle at 287734, about 40000 over the estimate. Officials will use the war slush fund to cover the gap, with construction expected to start mid August and field readiness aimed for spring 1984.
PRIDE, Edmonds residents and parents, asked Snohomish County Superior Court for a temporary restraining order and injunction to stop transferring Edmonds High students while challenging the district's long range facilities plan. Judge Bibb denied the TRO but set an Aug 19 hearing. Eight students had requested transfers by the deadline.
Airport officials outline a new noise study around Paine Field to map existing and predicted levels and help foresee impact on future development. The project, funded 90 percent by the FAA, will model noise limits and forecast paths for planners and residents south of the airport.
The intersection of 236th Street Southwest and Cedar Way may receive two red yellow and green signals by next summer. Joel Birchman says 17 accidents since 1980 with five injuries in a study by engineers. A stop sign currently controls eastbound traffic. Estimated cost is 70 000 funded mainly by state funds pending approval.
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