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Edmonds Enterprise

Location

Edmonds, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1986

Page

8

CT to hire ATE for Snohomish County to Seattle buses

The Community Transit Board plans to switch from Metro to the Cincinnati firm ATE for downtown Seattle service. Metro argues private carriers raise congestion and tunnel issues, while CT cites cost and 53 new buses value. CT aims to start in June and will finalize a five year contract pending details.

Andra Marhefka Community Transit Board Snohomish County Seattle Metro CT Board ATE Lois Anderson Mountlake Terrace Anderson Downtown Ron Tober King County Tober Transportation Committee

Terrace appeals fine to Pollution Board over sewage spill

Mountlake Terrace challenges a $2,500 Department of Ecology penalty for an Aug. 24 spill that sent about 600,000 gallons of raw sewage into McAleer Creek. The city appeals to the Pollution Control Hearings Board after DOE denied mitigation and ordered corrective plans with deadlines through 1987.

Andra Marhefka Mountlake Terrace State Department of Ecology DOE McAleer Creek Lake Ballinger Nile Country Club Lake Washington Ballinger 205Th Street N.E Edmonds Snocom Lynnwood New Mountlake Terrace City Hall Terrace Bob White Levy Johnston Philip Miller Johnston Carl Rautenberg Rautenberg

United Way tops its '85 fund drive goal

In 1985 United Way of Snohomish County achieved 104.9 percent of its 3 317 115 goal and ended November 7 with 3 480 877, the highest in Washington State. Bar bara McCarthy chaired the drive, crediting volunteers and donors for a 15.5 percent increase over 1984 while Snohomish County placed fourth statewide in dollars raised.

United Way Snohomish County Washington State United Ways Washington Barbara McCarthy Frontier Bank McCarthy Spokane Tacoma King County United Way of Washington James D. Robinson United Way of America

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