Ed Monds District reviews elementary program
Community reviews total school program in Ed monds School District as fourteen review areas are studied. Committees include curriculum arts computer health safety math physical education reading science social studies writing evaluation philosophy school organization and support services. Preliminary reports began Oct 28 with teachers administrators parents and community members on each panel. Evelyn Freeman notes the year long review aims to ensure districts 15 elementary schools provide a positive productive learning environment.
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Edmonds
Louise
Evelyn Freeman
College Place Middle School October students of the month
College Place Middle School names October students of the month with seventh graders Matt Merritt and Brian Hawley and eighth graders Andy Scholl and Kin Parkhurst highlighted. Kin Parkhurst is the daughter of Fred and Chris Parkhurst, Matt Merritt is the son of Roger and Cerissa Merritt, Andy Scholl is the son of Don and Sandi Scholl, and Brian Hawley is the son of Terry and Grace Hawley.
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College Place Middle School
Matt Merritt
Roger
Cerissa Merritt
Andy Scholl
Don and
Sandi Scholl
Brian Hawley
Terry
Grace Hawley
Apply statistics to gambling in Washington state lottery
Stephen Nelson explains basics of lottery math. For every dollar spent, players in the Washington state lottery average back less than 40 cents. IRS takes about 30 percent of winnings. Prizes paid over time fall short of total sums. Odds do not improve with more tickets. focus on free-entry contests and highest payout ratios.
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Stephen Nelson
Washington
IRS
Uncle Sam
Alphabet book authors sign at Bon Store Alderwood Mall
Authors Leslie Polansky and Susan Torrence promote The Washington Alphabet Book with tongue twisters for early readers. They will be at the Alderwood Mall Bon Store book department Saturday December 17 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Authors highlight characters from Washington communities and teach alliteration and thinking skills. For more information call the Bon book department.
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Alderwood Mall
Leslie Polansky
Susan Torrence
Washington
Max Majestic
Mountlake Terrace
The
Bon
Lynnwood street closed for sewer project through December
Lynnwood city engineer announced the area between 52nd and 48th Ave West and 168th Street Southwest will be closed until the second week of December due to a sanitary sewer project. Residents adjacent to the construction area will be allowed access after 5 p.m.
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Lynnwood
48Th Ave
168Th St. S.W
Seattle Ironmen Fall 7 6 to Coquitlam in Lynnwood
The Seattle Ironmen were edged by Coquitlam 7-6 Sunday at Sno King Ice Arena in Lynnwood. Scorers for Seattle included Dave Castonguay Jim Goder back Tony Pederson twice Andy Olson and Lance Gatter with Gatter Weir Olson Huh McCormick French Blendheim Fairbanks aiding on the play. Blendheim stopped 29 shots in goal.
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Seattle Ironmen
Coquitlam
Sno King Ice Arena
Lynnwood
Ironmen
Dave Castonguay
Jim Goderback
Tony Pederson
Andy Olson
Lance Gatter
Gatter
Jerry Weir
Olson
Joan Huh
Mike McCormick
Jim French
Corey Blendheim
Alfred Shropshire
Chris Fairbanks
Blendheim
Monarch Catalogue dazzles in Edmonds fashion feature
Comtesse adores Monarch line from Archie's New Zealand origin. Monarch lambsuede and satin leathers, rich Perendale wool, and feather light tanning create durable, elegant pieces. She buys a wool trimmed shearling bolero and other lambs wool items, with prices listed.
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Comtesse
Paris
Milan
New York
Monarch
Edmonds
Archie Mason
Archie
New Zealand
N.Z
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Kin Parkhurst
Fred and
Chris Parkhurst
United Way
Enterprise
Gamblin
Seattle
Ibrier
Everett Pacific
Pacific
PINE
Lean Molrie
Reena
Air Force
Monarch CO
Zealand
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Dayton
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