Lynnwood woman wins big in Washington Doubles lottery
A Lynnwood Haggens store regular, an Asian woman with two companions, won 10 000 in the new Washington Doubles game just 2.5 hours after tickets went on sale. The ticket showed two 5 000 squares and a clover, which doubles the winnings. She bought 10 in tickets and also had two 2 winners. Store sold about 400 tickets by the win. Lottery officials had not yet heard from the winner.
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Lynnwood
Haggens
Washington
Dan Bowhay
Bowhay
Pete Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Lottery Commission
Olympia
Kretzler memorial named for longtime Edmonds physician
The Edmonds library plaza will honor Dr. Harry H. Kretzler Sr., who died December 31 at age 86. The Edmonds-South Snohomish County Historical Society won city council approval for a commemorative plaque detailing his two war service and six decades of medical practice and civic involvement.
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Kretzler
Edmonds
Harry H. Kretzler
Edmonds-South Snohomish County
American Legion
Dr. Kretzler
Lynnwood to Buy Property for Storm Drainage Pond
Lynnwood officials plan to purchase about an acre on 194th Street Southwest at 48th Avenue West for a storm runoff holding pond. The project is part of a citywide drainage plan to control water quantity and quality entering Scriber Creek, with funding from the 1983 budget and a $40,500 Block Grant.
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Lynnwood
194Th Street
48Th Avenue West
Loren Sand
Public Works Department
Sand
Land
Scriber Creek
Fishin Hole to Change Hands in Edmonds
Ruth Campbell will retire from the Fishin Hole concession at Edmonds public fishing pier by Jan 31 after more than a decade of part and full time work. The city selected Jim and Claudia Buxton to take over, proposing services like fishing clinics and trips, expanded rental gear, and maintaining restrooms and piers on weekends while keeping the 7 percent gross sales fee. Campbell plans travels from California to Alaska, Spokane, and Wisconsin, and will close up her Edmonds life after the deal is finalized.
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Edmonds Fishing Pier
Ruth Campbell
Judy Gardiner Edmonds
Edmonds
North King County
Alaska
Spokane
Wisconsin
Campbell
Jim
Claudia Buxton
Buxton
Buxton’s
Steve Simpson
Park and Recreation Department
Simpson
Laelington Salmon Chapter
Northwest Steelheaders
Edmonds School Board rejects 8.2 acre Lynnwood site offer
Edmonds School Board, urged by Supt Hal Beasley, votes against buying Jim Bride’s 8.2 acre Lynnwood Equipment site on Highway 99 for a new bus barn. They will wait for a May comprehensive long range land and facilities study before deciding on future district property use.
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Mike Murray
Edmonds
Jim Bride
Lynnwood
Highway 99
Bride
Hal Reasley
Shaun Straight
Beasley
Skeptic on Study Questions New District Information
Betham remains skeptical about the study and whether it will provide the district with new information. She has supported Bride's plan alone on the board but joined the majority last week in noting too many unknowns to decide.
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Betham
Bride
Love Roz Button Fundraiser For Sumners Skater
Edmonds Chamber members sell Love Roz buttons to fund Rosalynn Sumners Olympic training. Sumners departs Jan 28 for Pittsburg to defend her 1983 Nationals title on Feb 15. Proceeds go to the Rosalynn Sumners Olympic Fund at Shoreline Savings in Edmonds. Buttons cost $1, sold at downtown merchants or Chamber at 5th and Bell.
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Edmonds
Sumners
Pittsburg
Rosalynn Sumners
Shoreline Savings
Chamber of Commerce
5Th and Bell
Youth club may move to a school in Edmonds Lynnwood
Edmonds Youth Club of Edmonds and Lynnwood seeks cheaper space and may relocate its headquarters from the Anderson Center in Edmonds. President John Harter said talks with Edmonds School District officials are ongoing to lease space in a school, with Lynnwood Junior High identified as ideal if available. The move hinges on cost savings, as current $400 monthly rent is viewed as high, while the city’s Boys' Club fieldhouse costs $1 per year. The club still pays back rent and leasehold tax, with timing depending on facility cost.
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Edmonds
Lynnwood
Anderson Center
John Harter
Harter
Lynnwood Junior High
Maple Park
Mountlake Terrace
South County
Civic Center
Steve Simpson
Boys’ Club
Simpson
Public Hearing Set Over Mountlake Terrace Plan
Mountlake Terrace schedules a public hearing January 31 from 7 to 10 p.m. at city hall on the comprehensive plan and the final environmental impact statement. Citizens have opposed parts before and will attend to speak on proposals including extending 236th Street, development near residences, and Honda Hills used by dirt bikers.
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Mountlake Terrace
City Hall
236Th Street
Cedar Way
Brier
Honda Hills
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