Firefighters help kids learn fire safety in Edmonds class
Ken Kingman, 26, a Snohomish County firefighter and former teen volunteer, teaches fire safety at Madrona Middle School in Edmonds. The district's program, started in 1975, uses uniformed firefighters to educate second, fourth and sixth graders with workbooks, escape plans, and first aid, leading to documented life saves and broad adoption across states and two foreign countries.
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Snohomish
Fire District
Fire District 1
Tom Foster
Hazlewood
Foster
The
National Fire
American Red Cross
Bonnie Mackaness
Madrona Middle School
Ken Kingman
Judy Gardiner
European transit study eyed by South County leaders
Teresa Mayor Lois Anderson and eight other officials will visit Europe for two weeks to study Swiss and German transit systems with aims to cut Seattle area commute times and costs by up to two thirds. They will examine light rail, buses, or monorail options for I-5 and Highway 99 corridors. The Puget Sound Council of Governments and Metro back the study, with a $2000 per person trip cost.
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Pamela J. Woodroffe
Mountlake Terrace
South County
Seattle
Terrace
Lois Anderson
Europe
West Coast
Anderson
Metro Council
Seattle Waterfront
Sea-Tac Airport
I-5
Highway 99
Wes Frysztacki
Puget Sound
Germany
Residents propose ideas to ease 236th Street extension dispute
A speaker to a city councilman suggests helping 236th Street residents with long term low interest loans to beautify homes for those unhappy with noise. Another proposal envisions wealthy buyers acquiring property to build a boulevard to Brier, drawing a parallel to airport flight path Buyouts.
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237Th Street
Sea-Tac
Edmonds council member Katie Allen may resign
Edmonds council member Katie Allen says she is prepared to resign from the city council now that the water sewer rate study nears completion. Elected to the state Legislature last fall she has missed multiple meetings since January due to House sessions in Olympia. Allen says she will stay if the council or electorate prefer, with fall elections possible for her replacement and the council aims to avoid political hassle. The council has not formally discussed her resignation but will likely revisit the issue. She hopes the Legislature adjourns by mid May and then she can devote full time to the council.
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Edmonds
Katie Allen
Allen
House of Representatives
Olympia
Jo-Anne Jaech
Council
Great People in a Great Land at Lynnwood Elementary
Over 500 parents and friends applauded Lynnwood Elementary during an 80 minute patriotic program led by Principal Dale Jordan. Readings from Lincoln, songs about George Washington, a history slide show, and more delighted students, teachers, and supporters.
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Dale Jordan
Lynnwood Elementary
Lincoln
George Washington
K nine praised after Edmonds burglary arrest
A Seattle man praised a police dog after Edmonds police tracked him from a late Thursday burglary. Stereo gear from the home was found in a pickup bed. the suspect was arrested for burglary and possession of stolen property near a cul de sac. Police seek an accomplice.
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Edmonds
Seattle
Lynnwood
Jewelry found in dumpster near Fishin Hole Park
An Edmonds man found about $1,000 worth of new looking jewelry in a dumpster near the Fishin Hole concession at Dayton Street Park Sunday. He handed most pieces to a nearby restaurant owner for safekeeping and later turned over some gold necklaces to police. No break in was reported at a local jewelry store.
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Edmonds
Fishin
Dayton Street Park
Knife threat in Lynnwood near Scriber Lake Road
A man armed with an eight inch butcher knife terrorized several people at a 7-Eleven on Scriber Lake Road after pushing a woman to the ground. Police arrived to disarm him and he was arrested for assault.
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Lynnwood
Scriber Lake Road
199Th Street
Break‑in at Wood World Store on 40th Ave Woodway
Police report a burglary at Wood World store 19820 40th Ave W Lynwood. A rock damaged a glass door and money from the cash register was stolen. The break in was found by a routine patrol officer.
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Lynnwood
Wood World
40Th Ave. W
Edmonds man pleads guilty in horse cruelty case
Alan Dewayne Mehus 22 of Edmonds pled guilty to cruelty to a horse and was fined 200 with 60 days to pay. August A Donk 28 of Brier and Lisa Ann Ebenal 25 of Lynnwood faced cruelty charges for horses at Donk's pasture. PAWS described the case as severe neglect and a bench trial for Doak and Ebenal is set for March 21.
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South County
Thomas Wynne
South District Court
Alan Dewayne Mehus
76Th Avenue West
Edmonds
A. Donk
Brier Road
Brier
Lisa Ann Ebenal
Lake Road
Lynnwood
Donk
Ebenal
Jim Baker
Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS
Baker
Doak
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