New site eyed for college on Snohomish plans
John Lewman seeks a new location for Columbia Pacific College after Woodway Elementary lacks commercial zoning. Mountlake Terrace Terrace Junior High is a possible site, with Cornerstone Church and Mountlake Christian School as current tenants. Lewman aims for a fall start with up to 200 students, tying programs to local industry needs.
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John Lewman
Columbia Pacific College
Lewman
Edmonds
Woodway
Snohomish
Mountlake Terrace Junior High School
City of
Mountlake Terrace
Cornerstone Community Church
Mountlake Christian School
Bob Brown
South County
Stevens Hospital expansion nears completion
After nearly two years of renovation Stevens Hospital is finishing a 7.5 million expansion that increases beds from 193 to 217 and adds new intensive care and maternity units. The project, begun in 1981 and financed by revenue bonds, totals about 9.1 million with equipment.
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Stevens Edmonds
Stevens Hospital
Bob Gilbert
Gilbert
South County Medic 7
Stevens
Knife-wielding youths attempt Cedar Way mugging in Lynnwood
A Lynnwood man, age 30, reported two youths armed with a six inch stiletto attempted a robbery along Cedar Way near the 202 feet mark around 7 p.m. Thursday. He refused to surrender money, shoved the knife wielder, and the youths fled. Police searched but did not locate them.
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Lynnwood
Cedar Way
Edmonds Council Approves Utility Rate Principles
Edmonds city council moved toward new water and sewer rates by adopting 12 of 15 proposed principles. A March 8 public hearing and rate structure presentation are planned, with adoption targeted for March 15. Key principles cover equity conservation independence and bond debt, plus phased increases by 1985 and relief for low income.
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Edmonds
Ray Gould
Edmonds Reaffirms Tree Trimming Policy After Hearing
Edmonds planning board upheld the existing policy restricting tree trimming on city land to safety, utilities, or disease cases following eight hours of testimony and a pair of hearings. The 6-1 vote triggered after controversial hearings and the arrival of three new members, amid debate over views and resident sentiment.
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Edmonds
Ken Mattson
Mattson
Dave Larson
Larson
Edmonds Cemetery uncovering buried history and vandalism
Edmonds Cemetery Board works to restore the historic site deeded to the city in 1982. Volunteers identify residents from old records dating to 1894 while noting 370 unmarked graves and prior vandalism. Plans include fencing, marker restoration, and selling about 2500 gravesites around Memorial Day. Contact numbers listed for information.
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Edmonds
Edmonds Cemetery
T.E. White
Lake McAleer
Lake Ballinger
International Order of Odd Fellows
Glen Grace
Rosemary Speeht
Maxine Bergh
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