Terrace race for Mountlake Terrace Council Position 3
Incumbent faces challenger as Mark Moody and Joyce Barry vie for Mountlake Terrace City Council Position 3. Moody, 35, real estate and Covenant Enterprises owner, cites planning and development experience. Barry, 45, King County Jail matron, stresses local service and no conflicts of interest while pledging to listen to residents. Dale Straight and James Miller run unopposed for positions 2 and 3 respectively.
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U.S. Senate
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King
House of Representatives
King County
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Marylhust College
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220Th Street
Lois Anderson
Brier Republican Women Meet in Lynnwood Convention
Washington Federation of Republican Women held a biennial convention in Lynnwood last week with members from Brier City Council attending various sessions and activities, marking a stepping stone toward Olympia. The gathering featured discussions and networking among Republican women leaders.
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Brier
Olympia
Lynnwood
Washington Federation of Republican Women
Edmonds School Board Hears Levy Date Plans and Playfield Funding
Edmonds School Board discussed a February or March levy election and a preliminary levy amount due by November 1. The board approved moving Meadowdale Playfield from surplus to retained in the Long Range Facilities Plan with possible Lynnwood help and an $800,000 first phase cost. A tentative bus drivers contract extends to February 19. A bid rule limiting district maintenance to 4500 dollars sparked questions about doing work in house.
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Meadowdale
City of
Reasy
Howard Holbrook
Holbrook
PUD adopts higher rates amid budget pressures in 1983
Snohomish County Public Utility District approves a 28.42 percent revenue rise to balance the budget, lifting residential bills by 24.35 percent starting November. Minimum monthly charge becomes 13.82 dollars with 200 kWh included. higher tier rates apply in winter and summer. Commercial, small primary, and large industrial classes also rise. The board cites a 22 percent BPA wholesale power increase and plant cost additions as main drivers.
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Board of Commissioners of
Snohomish County
PUD
PUC
BPA
Centralia
Sultan
Halloween parties planned in Edmonds by Parks and Recreation
Edmonds Parks and Recreation announces a Halloween event lineup on Monday October 31. A free party for preschool through third grade runs 6 30 to 7 30 p m at Frances Anderson Center with The Spider Web Crawl Pumpkin Bean Bag Toss art projects a Costume Parade and Halloween Bingo plus prizes and treats. Pre registration is required at 775 2525 days or 775 2520 evenings The center is at 750 Main St. A Halloween Movie Party for older participants is 7 00 to 9 30 p m at Wade James Theatre 950 Main St featuring The Uninvited with tickets 1 available at the center or at the door. Driftwood Players sponsor the Best Costume Contest Snacks will be served For more information call 775 2525 ext 264.
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Frances Anderson Center
Anderson Center
Main St
Edmonds
Wade James Theatre
Agricultural plan hearing continues in Snohomish County
Snohomish County Planning Commission resumes its hearing on the Transition Area proposal at 7 p.m. Tuesday Nov 1 in the Ginny Stevens Hearing Room on the Administration Building’s first floor. The measure adds to the Agricultural Preservation Plan approved by the County Council in December 1982 to guide land use near farms. For more information call Greg Williams at 259-9313.
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Snohomish
Greg Williams
Free milk program helps St. Pius X students in Mountlake Terrace
Free milk is available for students at St. Pius X School in Mountlake Terrace under a special milk program. Applications are in the school office for low income families foster children and others with exceptional expenses.
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St. Pius X School
Mountlake Terrace
Reader praises Corcoran record in county notes
Dear Editor, Mrs. Badinger misreads Snohomish County candidate Brian Corcoran. He was Henry M. Jackson's aide for 17 years as press secretary and helped many people. He supports a pay raise critique of the County Council, calling its action bad management during ongoing negotiations.
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Badinger
Snohomish County
Brian Corcoran
The
Enterprise
Henry M. Jackson
Brian
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