Maple Park island may divide to annex to Lynnwood
Lynnwood city officials discussed a February 3 1987 special election to annex parts of the unincorporated Maple Park area. Two parcels totaling about 100 acres near 64th Avenue West would be considered for separate annexations. The plan seeks sewer and emergency services, with residents weighing a two part ballot that includes bonded indebtedness.
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Laura Towey
Lynnwood
Maple Park
M.J. Hrdlicka
Mike Partridge
64Th Avenue
56Th Avenue
180Th Street
176Th
Mike Caldwell
Partridge
Caldwell
Hrdlicka
Plaid Pantry expansion faces Edmonds delays and opposition
Expansion plans by Plaid Pantry in the Seattle area hit snags in Edmonds where community activists persuaded the city to reinstate an environmental impact review for a Puget Drive site. A second Five Corners project faced architectural review amid opposition from local merchants and neighbors tied to the Strickland family Rainier Trust.
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James Bush
Edmonds
Plaid Pantry
South County
Seattle
Plaid
Puget Drive
Olympic View Drive
Five Corners
Strickland
Rainier Trust
Edmonds-Lynnwood
Plaid Pantry Markets
Architectural Design Board
Trust
Roger Hertrich
Break-ins Persist as Pony League Hosts At Local Stand
Local concession stand break-ins draw parents into the case as thefts during a state pony league tournament rise. Burglars nabbed baseball cards Big League Chew gum Hershey bars and beef jerky while a youth thief found via vent entry bore scratches. Westfall notes parental involvement helped catch one suspect. Schlegel laments volunteers faced with discouragement from youths targeting their own community.
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Westfall
Schlegel
Correction on polling places access rule noncompliance
The Enterprise notes last week misstated election law changes. The county has five polling places failing handicap access, all outside South County.
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South County
Edmonds summer music school named a success
Over 100 elementary and middle school students attended the four week Edmonds Community College program in summer music. Two concerts featured a seven through nine grade musical Freedom Bound and a four through six grade Anansi the Spider puppet show. The school added three faculty members to its five member team and hosted professional musicians including the Seattle Saxophone Quartet and violinist Ted Dragoo.
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Edmonds
United States
Anansi the Spider
Diane Graham
Edmonds Community College
Seattle Saxophone Quartet
Ted Dragoo
Graham
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Merry Go Round Children’s Clothing Store
Teleflora
Sunny Flower Planters
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Wight’s
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