Keough leaves Brier city council vacancy after move
Melissa Keough resigns from the Brier City Council after selling her home and relocating to Edmonds. She cites starting budget work mid process and wishes a successor who will serve from beginning to end. Applications for the seat are due Sept. 5 with interviews planned Sept. 9, and nominees must meet residency and voter requirements.
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Brier
Andra Marhefka
Melissa Keough
Wayne Kaske
Jack Frisbee
Duncan Landsem
Edmonds
Kaske
Frisbee
Council
236Th Street
Tom Swanson
Marcia Powers
Powers
Brand
Mimi Terwilliger
Snohomish
Swanson
Terwilliger
Steven Bradly
University of Washington
Ron Green
Gene Wright
Shawn O’donnell
Mountlake Terrace
Cedar Plaza
George Wilkie
David Brannan
Planning Commission
Larry Waters
PUD offers help to low income homeowners
Snohomish County Public Utility District expands a winter electric bill discount for seniors. The eight year program provides 35 percent, 25 percent, or 10 percent reductions for qualifying residents 62 and older with income up to 12 000 dollars. Space for applications available at PUD offices and senior centers. homebound assistance offered.
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Matt Dillon
PUD Commission
PUD
Shelter finds new life for Sheba the Lab mix
Sheba, an 11 month old Labrador mix, arrived at PAWS after her owner stopped trying to train her for hunting. Shonda Cortez, a PAWS worker, says the owner sought a single function from the dog. Sheba is spayed, friendly, shy, and available for a $20 adoption fee. The Lynnwood shelter at 15305 44th Ave. W. is open daily 1 to 5 p.m.
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Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS
Shonda Cortez
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