Edmonds public officials outline resolutions for 1987
Edmonds superintendent HAL REASBY aims to minimize school disruptions during eight district building renovations affecting 4 200 students. Mayor LARRY NAUGHTEN seeks a street improvements bond, a secondary treatment plant design firm, an economic development committee, arts district support for Puget Sound Bible College auditorium, and reelection.
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Hal Reasby
Edmonds
Beasley
Larry Naughten
Naughten
Puget Sound Bible College
Nativity case reaches high court over public property use
A religious group sued over a Nativity display on state property and won at the Supreme Court level, though the tie verdict and local constraints leave the ongoing fight unresolved. ACLU attorney Tom Conom cites constitutional aims while noting state provisions ban public religious displays. The 1985 council resolution and staffing shortfalls led to the Nativity being moved to Hope Community Church due to volunteers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Curran
Britt
ACLU
Tom Conom
U.S
Conom
Supreme Court
Scarsdale
N.Y
United States District Court
Lynnwood Library
South County Minsterial Association
Hope Community Church
44Th Avenue West
177Th Southwest
Hanchett access plan faces council vote and disputes
The council debates the Hanchett subdivision request with claims of misapplied variance tests and potential effects on nearby properties. Kevin Hanchett defends extensive prep, cites substandard access roads, and notes uphill support and proposed shifts, buffers, and a $10,000 trade offer to Humola.
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Snyder
Bastian
Kevin Hanchett
Hanchett
Olympic Avenue
Hanchetts
Lloyd Ostrom
Ostrom
McCormick
Hall
Bill Kasper
Kasper
Humola
Steve Dwyer
McCormicks
Dwyer
Edmons Cop Impersonator Strikes Local Businesses
Edmonds police expose a man posing as a police officer, running up bills at several shops by claiming he was new on the force and unpaid. Investigators linked him to an off-duty Monroe security worker fired before inquiries began and suspect further impersonations.
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Edmonds
Robin Hickok
Hickok
Monroe
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Police seek DWIs on New Year’s Eve night
Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace police plan increased patrols to curb drunken driving and deter intoxicated revelers. Lynnwood and Seattle contemplate roadblocks. officials urge sober driving and group designated drivers. Officers hope stricter enforcement reduces incidents, though many drunks remain.
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Edmonds
Dan Prinz
Mountlake Terrace
Terrace
Loren Watson
Lynnwood
Kalsbeek
Prinz
Seattle
South County
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