Wolves ground attack tops Mountlake Christian in debut
Mountlake Christian High School’s first varsity game ended in a 46 12 loss at Coupeville. Coupeville opened strong with two early scores and added 13 points in the first quarter and 19 in the rest as Wolves rolled up 473 total yards led by Tony Kingo 94 rushing yards. Quarterbacks Scott McGraw and Caleb Powell threw for 216 yards with Jon Roberts catching two TD passes and Kilgo adding two scores. The lone Mustang score came late on a 50 yard pick six by Paul Johnson and a 12 yard run by Moisant. Mustang prep for Friday Harbor away at 3:30 p m.
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Wolves
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Caleb Powell
Mike Brown
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Hugh Abell
Kilgo
Ron Moisant
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Friday Harbor High School
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Our Legacy wins Alki Handicap at Longacres
In sloppy conditions Our Legacy a 4 year old daughter of Uncle Georger led through every pole to beat seven fillies and mares by three lengths. Jockey Jerry Pruitt kept her off the rail and wide for home to secure a local stakes triumph worth $18,000.
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Longacres
Our Legacy
Uncle Georger
Portland Meadows
Jerry Pruitt
Brief Brief
Fancy Mink
Heather Ala Roni
Au Printemps
Claude Gibson
Pruitt
Historic Snohomish homes open for tour Sunday
The Snohomish Historical Society hosts a Sunday October 2 home tour from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring eight sites six private residences and the Countryman Bed and Breakfast plus the Blackman Museum and Music Building. Tickets cost 5 and are sold at the Blackman Museum Balcony Restaurant and Snohomish Chamber of Commerce with day‑of sales at the sites.
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Puget
Dave Taylor
Taylor
Knappe
Hemphill- Allen
Gorham
McGuiness
Morgan
Equinox Arts Festival Showcases Snohomish County Talent
Equinox presents a kaleidoscope of jazz contemporary folk and more at Forest Park Everett. The weekend festival September 17 and 18 features music dance jugglers clowns 45 artist booths food vendors and free admission. A juried art show preview party Friday September 16 costs five dollars.
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Forest Park
Snohomish County
Hungary
Floral Hall
Evening co op helps single parents at Edmonds CC
Edmonds Community College launches a first of its kind single parent evening co op within the Family Life Education program. The 10 week class runs Thursdays 6 to 8 pm from September 29 for single parents with children birth to five. Fee is 38 dollars with some scholarships. information via 771-1665.
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Marylou Rozdilsky
Edmonds Community College Family Life Education Department
Edmonds Community College
Marylou Rozdilsk
Family Life Education Office
Family Life Education Department
Western graduates include four South County residents
Four South County residents are listed among Western Washington University graduates from the end of summer quarter. Jonathan Martin of Lynnwood joins classmates Sarah Leffald, Dave Ryan, and Chag Cramer of Edmonds as new WWU alumni.
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South County
Western Washington University
Jonathan Martin
Lynnwood
Sarah Leffald
Dave Ryan
Chag Cramer
Edmonds
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