Hurdle to saving Anderson cabin weighs on cemetery plan
The Edmonds Cemetery Board weighs preserving the 1999 Anderson cabin amid doubts of historicity and concerns about structural rot and vandalism. Council members warn the cabin adds historical value, while a property manager argues it lacks significance and is not structurally sound.
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Anderson Cabin
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Hall
Anderson
Katie Allen
Edmonds
Jeggel
Cemetery Board
Tinker Anderson
Jessel
Chamber of Commerce
Edmonds condo clash highlights CDC intent overgrowth concerns
Residents clash with developers over a two story limit in the Community Development Code as they argue the project harms a multiple family area. Supporters tout landscaping, underground parking, and compatibility with surroundings while critics warn of grayer neighborhoods and parking pressures. The Edmonds council will decide at the December 13 meeting after hearings close midnight.
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Planning Board
Architectural Design Board
Jean Marr
Sixth Ave. S
CDC
Edmonds
Richard
Heritage House
Mel Steinke
12Th N
Bill Mathias
Holly
Walnut
Jean Yost
Yost
Milton Hassell
4Th Ave. S
Echelbargers
Phil Carter
Lindsey Echelbarger
Seacrest
Terrace ok’s 11.8 million 1984 budget street maintenance
Terrace officials announce an 11.8 million 1984 budget with reduced water sewer utility tax from 11 to 6 percent next year. Mayor Anderson highlights increased fire police protection and sales tax aid while noting joint support from Lynnwood and others on the public works project. Citizens group praises the budget though laments low public interest.
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Anderson
Terrace
Public Works
Lynnwood
UW dental students to make dentures
The University of Washington School of Dentistry seeks patients with unsatisfactory complete dentures or no teeth needing full upper and lower dentures. Dentures are prepared by dental students under faculty supervision. The examination and set cost $393. Examinations on December 20 and 27. Register by calling 543-5830.
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UW Dental
University of Washington School of Dentistry
Dental School
Edmonds Log House Built by Irving Anderson in 1929
Adrienne Swanson recalls her father Irving Anderson constructing part of a log house at Ninth and Dayton in Edmonds around 1932. The home, later owned by Edna Anderson and connected to artist Guy Anderson, was intended for relocation to Yost Park to preserve a local landmark.
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Anderson
Edmonds
Ninth and
Dayton
Susan Hill
Edna Anderson
Edna
Irving
Greg Farrar
Rex Allison
Yost Park
Irving Anderson
Adrienne Swanson
Swanson
Julius Swanson
Julius
Gunnard Swanson
Yost
George Yost
Guy Anderson
Mark Toby
Morris Graves
LaConner
Wash
Susan Hall
Woodway High School
Hall
Meta
Eatonville
Writer Opposes Snohomish County Garbage Flow Control
Local readers urge a public hearing on flow control for an $80 million resource recovery plant. They warn it would funnel waste to county facilities, raise disposal fees, and prioritize burning for electricity over recycling and broader waste reduction.
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Snohomish County
WPPS
Cathcart
Washington
Newsroom staff byline and department heads
Rex Allison Jr is Managing Editor with Lyle Olmsted listed for circulation. News desk personnel include Greg Farrar and Andra Marhefka. Classified Advertising is handled by Rose Spahr, Mary Ellen Trainor Brown, and LaNelle.
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Rex Allison Jr
Lyle Olmsted
Greg Farrar
Andra Marhefka
Rose Spahr
Mary Ellen Trainor
South Snohomish Chamber Reaccredited by U S Chamber
The South Snohomish County Chamber of Commerce earned reaccreditation from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Edwin D. Dodd announced the decision. Dodd serves as U S Chamber board chair and Owens Illinois CEO.
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South County Chamber
South Snohomish County
Chambers of Commerce
Accrediting Board
U. S. Chamber
U. S. Chamber Board of
U. S
South Snohomish
Margaret Lewis- Safford
John Anderson
Chris Little
Nancy Williams
Gary Deiner
Wil Wolf
Dick Knudson
Glenna Hagedorn
Paul Greeley Sr
Edmonds School Board Elects Sheri Straight President
Sheri Straight was elected Edmonds School Board president by fellow members replacing Shirley Betham. Howard Holbrook named vice president and Betham becomes legislative representative. Jerry Janacek resigns as legislative representative citing time commitments due to a new job. Lloyd Pinneo named November Commended Employee of the Month at the district warehouse.
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Sheri Straight
Edmonds
Straight
Shirley Betham
Howard Holbrook
Betham
Jerry Janacek
Olympia
Lloyd Pinneo
Pinneo
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Edelbarger
Terrace Ok
Mark Moody
Moody
Kathy Greenberg
Concerned Citizens
Mountlake Terrace
Greenberg
Enterprise
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P.O. Box
Jack E. Underwood
al Hall
Brown, LaNelle
Ed Heckard
Steve Ahlin
Stan Woody
Barbara Blackmon
Jo Foster
Marlene Weimer
Phyllis Madsen
Helen Preston
Mary Wike
Linda Aas
Courier
Joe Sullivan
Straight New Board President
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