Port suits tossed out by Snohomish judge
Separate suits against the Port of Edmonds and two commissioners were dismissed by Judge Dennis Britt. Jablinske and Lindgren, partners in the marina, had sought to stop eviction and claimed breach of a five year lease granting fuel float, moorage, and a 25,000 square foot yard among other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Port of
Snohomish County
Dennis Britt
Mike Jablinske
Arthur Lindgren
Britt
Jablinske
Lindgren
Rogers
John Dodge
Commission
Stubbs
Dodge
Babe Bucklin
Local officers weigh 9mm pistols against revolvers in firepower clash
Edmonds police and Snohomish County deputies examine adopting 9 mm semi autos to match criminals’ automatic firepower. Mountlake Terrace and Lynnwood keep revolvers, citing reliability and cost. SWAT teams use 9 mm, while general duty remains with .38 revolvers. Officers requalify on range as policy shifts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Snohomish County
James Bush
Mountlake Terrace
Lynnwood
Dan Prinz
South County
Swat Team
SWAT
Prinz
Art Iverson
Matthew Onderbecke
Iverson
Larry Kalsbeek
Kalsbeek
DOT rejects bid to delay openings of I-5 ramps
The state Department of Transportation refused a Terrace bid for a long delay in opening the new 220th Street S.W. ramps. Ramp openings remain tentatively set after two weeks past the July 21 completion, while city road work continues and traffic remains a bottleneck. City engineer Carl Rautenberg warned that opening ramps during 220th S.W. widening would cause severe backups onto I-5. DOT determined a three- or four-month delay was not feasible after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra Marhefka
Mountlake Terrace
State Department of Transportation
220Th Street
S.W
DOE
Terrace
220Th
66Th Avenue
Carl Rautenberg
220Th S.W
I-5
Rautenberg
DOT
Edmonds teachers demand changes in 180 day work year
The Edmonds School District and the Edmonds Education Association fail to reach a contract in nine sessions and seek state mediation. The union seeks a 180 day work year, fewer in-service days, supplemental contracts for extra days, and higher substitute pay. District officials cite budget limits and total costs under half a percent of the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
David Wood
Edmonds Education Association
Wood
EEA
Shoreline
Seattle
Hal Reasley
Man falls 75 feet survives in Edmonds tree incident
Oscar Cady, 39, a professional tree trimmer from Edmonds, fell 75 feet while topping firs at 8412 Olympic View Drive on June 26. He was found critically injured and taken to Stevens Memorial Hospital in the ICU. Fire Chief Weinz noted he worked alone and fellow workers heard the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Oscar Cady
Olympic View Drive
Cady
Medic 7
Candy
Stevens Memorial Hospital
Jack Weinz
Weinz
Missing Edmonds man found by searchers on Mount Baker
An Edmonds man, Bruce Edwards, 27, disappeared June 22 during a camping trip on Mount Baker and was found June 27 by a Scott Paper Co. employee in a Forest Service area. His truck was located June 29 in the Boulder Creek drainage. A rescue group of over 70 people, including Snohomish County volunteers, aided the search with a Snohomish County helicopter that did not locate him. Edwards' relatives reported him missing when he did not return home.
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Edmonds
Mount Baker
Bruce Edwards
Seattle First National Bank
Forest Service
Scott Paper Co
Edwards
Boulder Creek
Scott
Snohomish County
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Bastain
Art
Ouote
Larry Naughton
Paula Valenzuela
Miss Edmonds
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