Talk about a dynamic duo! Our cats of the week Key and Crash are a laugh-inducing pair. They are full of hilarious antics and will keep you smiling. And don’t big doses of fun and happiness sound like a wonderful thing right about now?
Crash is about two-years-old and Key is just a smidge older at about three-years.
This weekend, we set our clocks back one hour. The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office reminds residents that this is also a great time to check that smoke alarms are operating properly.
Working smoke alarms save lives, cutting the risk of dying in a home fire in half.
Developmental Kindergarten, Developmental Pre-K, Life Skills, and Strive students will return to classrooms on November 16th; but other Everett Public Schools students will remain in full remote learning until January 11th.
The Mill Creek City Council selected Adam Morgan to take Mike Todd’s council position on Tuesday, October 20th.
Seven Mill Creek residents applied for the vacant seat and councilmembers narrowed it down to three finalists. Morgan got the most votes in the final ballot.
The Department of Health is collaborating with Safeway Inc. and Albertsons Companies LLC to offer no-cost influenza (flu) vaccination for uninsured adults over the age of 18 to help prevent flu illness during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This column was written the night before the second Presidential Debate. Let’s see if I can predict how it will go.
I predict that both candidates will actually show up. I say this because if you believe what each of the candidates say about the other, one would guess neither of them will physically be able to be there.
As the perennials melt down, the annuals die, and the deciduous trees and shrubs shed their foliage, the primary group of plants that can give us dependable winter color are the needle-leafed evergreens - which botanically speaking we call conifers.
Perhaps from childhood memories, current cravings, or just to follow the guidelines of the Mill Creek Community Food Bank, Mill Creek Garden Club ran a members’ September PB&J Drive which netted 120 jars of peanut butter and 50 jars of jam/jelly.
Talk about a dynamic duo! Our cats of the week Key and Crash are a laugh-inducing pair. They are full of hilarious antics and will keep you smiling. And don’t big doses of fun and happiness sound like a wonderful thing right about now?
Crash is about two-years-old and Key is just a smidge older at about three-years.
This weekend, we set our clocks back one hour. The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office reminds residents that this is also a great time to check that smoke alarms are operating properly.
Working smoke alarms save lives, cutting the risk of dying in a home fire in half.
Developmental Kindergarten, Developmental Pre-K, Life Skills, and Strive students will return to classrooms on November 16th; but other Everett Public Schools students will remain in full remote learning until January 11th.
The Mill Creek City Council selected Adam Morgan to take Mike Todd’s council position on Tuesday, October 20th.
Seven Mill Creek residents applied for the vacant seat and councilmembers narrowed it down to three finalists. Morgan got the most votes in the final ballot.
The Department of Health is collaborating with Safeway Inc. and Albertsons Companies LLC to offer no-cost influenza (flu) vaccination for uninsured adults over the age of 18 to help prevent flu illness during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This column was written the night before the second Presidential Debate. Let’s see if I can predict how it will go.
I predict that both candidates will actually show up. I say this because if you believe what each of the candidates say about the other, one would guess neither of them will physically be able to be there.
As the perennials melt down, the annuals die, and the deciduous trees and shrubs shed their foliage, the primary group of plants that can give us dependable winter color are the needle-leafed evergreens - which botanically speaking we call conifers.
Perhaps from childhood memories, current cravings, or just to follow the guidelines of the Mill Creek Community Food Bank, Mill Creek Garden Club ran a members’ September PB&J Drive which netted 120 jars of peanut butter and 50 jars of jam/jelly.
