Lynnwood fund-raiser sued by state AG over solicitations
A yearlong probe leads to a lawsuit against Kelly Sanderson owner of Sanderson and Associations, an independent contractor for Vantage Productions. The suit alleges violations of the Charitable Solicitations Act as Sanderson solicitors failed to disclose donation allocation accurately. United Way comparison cited. Sanderson’s Lynnwood boiler room operated at 21705 Highway 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra Mafir
FKA Lynnwood
Kelly Sanderson
Sanderson and Associations
Jay Uchida
Sanderson and Associates
Vantage Productions, Inc
Vantage
Washington
Uchida
Washington Council of the Blind
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics Association of Washington
Vietnam Veterans of America
Julie Lynch
Olympia
Sanderson
Highway 99
Lynnwood
Linda McQuaid
City and Port of Edmonds clash over flagpole permit
The Port of Edmonds erected a 65 foot flagpole near Admiral Way without a city building permit or height variance. The port seeks fee waiver for a 250 dollar variance, but city officials say the fee cannot be waived. The dispute centers on permit processes, city code and whether flagpole height should face relief for a public symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thornton
Edmonds
James Bush
James Bush Edmonds
Admiral Way
Duane Bowman
Mike Valiga
Port Commission
Valiga
Mary Lou Block
Block
Bowman
Larry Naughton
Naughton
Woodway High School
Hollywood shoots Edmonds in NBC miniseries event
Edmonds buzzed with film crews from Universal Studios as NBC shot scenes for A Year in the Life around downtown. Mayor Larry Naughten and his family appear in a Walker home sequence, with Edmonds Bookshop and Soup's On Cafe among the locations. A bicycle crash in Seattle delayed filming. a Christmas tree plan in the square was canceled. Edmonds trolley cameo teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bush Edmonds
Larry Naughten
Naughten
Walker
Woodway
Hollywood
Edmonds
NBC
Universal Studios
The
Soup’s On Cafe
Edmonds Bookshop
Sunset Avenue
the Square
5Th Avenue
Main Street
Richard Kiley
Seattle
Carkeek Park
Edmonds Trolley
Jim Morrow
Morrow
Lynnwood tightens pit bull ordinance amid protests
Lynnwood council left the muzzle law intact while adding teeth to its vicious dog rules. The panel approved a measure to impound and terminate any dog that bites humans more than once with a 48 hour appeal window and a 20 day hearing deadline. Discussion next meeting may require bonding or medical liability insurance for potential dangerous dogs. An earlier July ordinance already requires muzzles for three pit bull breeds in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Averill
Lynnwood
Jerry Karstetter
Karstetter
Mountlake Terrace
Jenny Merrit
Merrit
England
Schools Open on Schedule in Edmonds
Edmonds teachers and district officials averted disruptions to the 1986-87 opening after the Edmonds Education Association approved a compromise package. EEA president Julie Green said the vote was not unanimous as burdened negotiations concluded with a show of hands Tuesday night. The Edmonds School Board followed with adoption of the agreement at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra Marhefka
Edmonds
Edmonds Education Association
EEA
Julie Green
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Howard Glazer
Glazer
Port Tenant’s Association
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