Candle Ignites Edmonds Condominium Fire
A candle started a blaze in an Edmonds College Place condo waking Sharon Post and her family. No injuries. flames grew from an upstairs bedroom with wax dripping onto a couch. Firefighters from three departments battled the fire in minutes, estimating $10,000 in damage.
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Edmonds Condominum
Sharon Post
Sharon
Rick
Virginia
College Place
76Th Ave
Edmonds
Jack Wienz
Wienz
No foul play in death in Mountlake Terrace case
Mountlake Terrace police reported no foul play after a badly decomposed body was found in a Ter race home. The elderly woman, living alone, likely died of natural causes two or more months prior, with detectives seeking dental clues to identify the remains.
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Mountlake Terrace
Ray Harris
Harris
New Deadline Set For Notices At The Enterprise
The Enterprise will require notices of meetings bazaars and events to be submitted by Thursdays at noon starting next week due to a new printing schedule. The change affects all upcoming notices and deadlines and aims to streamline publication timing.
Budget message scheduled Oct 17 Snohomish County
The 1984 budget message will be presented to the Snohomish County Council and the public at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 17 in the Ginni Stevens Memorial Hearing Room, first floor of the County Administration Building.
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Snohomish County
Ginni Stevens
Wentz may steer Mountlake Terrace gateway project
Mountlake Terrace council weighs a potential land buy by Craig Wentz at 244th Street SW near I-5 to create a gateway district. The plan envisions a mixed use complex with a hotel, retail and offices amid eased zoning rules, amid owner concerns over city control and creek preservation.
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Andra Marhefka
Ountlaeke Terrace
Bellevue
Craig Wentz
Mountlake Terrace
Wentz
I-5
244Th Street
Bob Wilcoxen
Irv
Wilcoxen
Kathy Greenberg
McAleer Creek
Playfield group formed to study Edmonds civic lights
The Edmonds City Council voted to form a seven member citizens committee to report in 30 days on playfield use and policy. Neighbors and field users criticized glare from lights, scheduling inequalities, and youth adult access while a lighting firm advised turning off two lights per pole.
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Greg Farrar
Stay
Sprague
Tyler
S.W
Edmonds
Harve Harrison
JD-21
Bellevue
Edmonds chosen for downtown study by Washington group
Edmonds is the first Washington community selected by the Downtown Association for a study on revitalizing its downtown area. A small team will visit Edmonds around January to assess pedestrian links between the water front commercial area and the established downtown core, with no city cost beyond team members’ expenses.
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Edmonds
Rex Allison
The
Washington Downtown Association
Jim Morrow
Washington
Morrow
State Association
Second
Sixth
Association
Burlington Northern Railroad
Downtown Association
National Main Street Center
U. S
Edmonds Chamber of Commerce
Scott Gerloff
Washington, D.C
Alderwood Mall
Aurora Village
Northgate
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