Snohomish County Tribune

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Discover
Snohomish
Community Guide
Spring/Summer 2016
Spring/Summer 2016 Discover Snohomish Page 1
Welcome to Historic First Street
Arts of Snohomish, located at 1024 First St., has over 25 local
member artists and patrons. The gallery offers all medium of
art including all types of painting, sculpture, 2D mixed media,
3D mixed media, drawing, pastels, photography and much
more.You’ll find high quality of work at very reasonable prices.
The gallery is open Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday
from Noon to 5pm (closed Monday), Thursday, Friday and
Saturday from 11am to 7pm. For more information visit www.
artsofsnohomish.org.
BEAT S T
First Street has an
atmosphere all it’s own, with
a wonderful selection of
stores and restaurants offering
country charm, antiques and
fine foods.
Visitors and locals alike
can enjoy a leisurely stroll
along the city’s Riverfront
Trail. This ADA-accessible
path begins at the Cady Park
Boat Launch on the east and
stretches along the bank of the
Snohomish River, gradually
rising to Avenue D on the
west. The Riverfront Trail is
one-third of a mile in length.
Trail parking is available just
east of the Historic District at
Cady Park, 40 Maple Avenue.
Benches, picnic tables and
public restrooms are available
at points along the trail.
Specializing in Residential &
Commercial
Historic Downtown Snohomish
1001 First Street
425-218-8182
www.barbarashelton.com
.
Barbara Shelton
Office Broker
Unusual Gifts, Apparel & Shoes
Tianello, NYDJ, Tribal, Josef Seibelt & Born Shoes Plus More
1010 First St. • Snohomish, Wa 98290
(360) 568-7254
New!
1015 First Street
Snohomish, WA 98290
360.568.2267
www.everythingtea.net
12 Flavors!
40 Toppings!
Come and discover the magic and wonder of our shop filled with a
delightful selection for gift giving, collecting and seasonal decorating.
Home Decor & Clothing Boutique
1007 First Street, Snohomish WA 98290
Tasting Room: 360.243.3994
Family owned and operated boutique winery
located in Historical Downtown Snohomish.
Wine tasting, pouring both reds and whites all
produced locally in Snohomish. Offering wine flights,
wine by the glass, and small bites to purchase.
Your healthy treat!
for up to date flavors and
promotions!
Please call or check website for current hours of operation.
• Glutten Free
• Non - Dairy
• Cookie
Sandwiches
• Prepack to Go!
801 First St. Snohomish • (360) 563-5280
www.randolphcellars.com
• Cottage • Beach • Garden • Vintage
• Cards • Soaps • Birds & Nests
• Pictures • Signs • Lamps • Kitchen
• Clothing • Scarves • Jewelry • Baby
IT’S ALL GOOD • MUCH MORE!
2 FLOORS • 5,000 SQ. FT.
1002 1st St., Snohomish WA • (360) 568-5050
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am -5:30pm, Sun. 12 - 5pm
www.joyworks-shopgirl.blogspot.com
We throw the BEST
kids’ parties!
Join Our
Quarterly
Wine Club!
www.facebook.com/ShopBeebops
www.BeebopsandLollipops.com
Children’s Clothing, Accessories, Gifts and Party Place!
Many items locally handcrafted.
Check out our huge selection of Party Supplies and Vintage Party Decor and More!
1112 First St. Snohomish • 360-568-2333
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Everything Wine,
Your personal Wine Cellar!
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Your Local Full-Service Bicycle and Triathlon Shop
Sales • Parts • Service
1007 First Street
517C SR9 NE
Snohomish, WA 98290 Lake Stevens, WA 98258
360.862.8300
425.322.5554
www.snohomishbicycles.com
We rent bikes!
360 568 0850
Now Pouring
Wine by the
Glass
801 First Street, Suite 202, Snohomish, WA 98290
Welcome to
Historic First
Street
Can you find something odd about this clock on
First Street? (answer below picture)
Answer to clock question: This clock on First Street has two
12s (XII) and no 11 (XI).
WO R T H Y
Home • Lifestyle • Fashion
1200 First St.
Snohomish
360.568.9990
worthyhlf@gmail.com
Cin-a-mon Stick and The
Country Cupboard are together at:
1102 1st St.
Snohomish, WA 98290
360-568-7077
Shopkeeper: MaraLee Gibson
Primitives  Colonial  Antiques
REMEMBER WHEN Antique Mall
Open Daily 11am-5pm
(Sometimes later after hours)
20 plus Dealers, Over 4,500 sq ft
Prints, Glassware, China, Jewelry, Linens, Tools
Vintage Kitchenware, Pottery & More!
Like us on Facebook!
908 1st St., Snohomish 360-568-0757
Antiques, Artwork, New & Gently Used Furniture,
Tools, Collectibles, Estate Items, along with an
Ever-Changing Inventory.
105 Cedar Avenue, Snohomish | 360-563-5255
2016 Calendar of Snohomish Events
MARCH 2016
12: Snohomish Chocolate Walk,
www.historic-downtownsnohomish.
org
19: CitywideVolunteer Cleanup,
www.cityofsnohomish.com
26: Easter Parade & Bonnet
Contest, First Street
APRIL 2016
2: Community Breakfast/
Bingo Bonanza, Senior Center,
506-4th St.
16: Spring Bazaar, 9am4pm, Snohomish Senior
Center, 506-4th St.
16: Larry Eason Invitational Track
Meet, Snohomish High School, www.
shs.sno.wednet.edu/easoninvite/
19: Texas Hold ‘Em Poker,
Snohomish Senior Center, 506-4th St.
23: Snohomish on the Rocks
Distillery Festival, featuring 25+
distilleries. Thomas Family Farm,
9010 Marsh Rd.
www.SnohomishRocks.com
30: Garden Club Plant Sale,
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at The Farm at Swan’s
Trail, 7301 Rivershore Road. (3.5
miles west of Snohomish) e-mail:
smiley_gardener@yahoo.com; www.
snohomishgardenclub.com
MAY 2016
7: Community Breakfast/Bonanza Bingo, Senior Center, 506 4th St.
360-568-0934
3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Farmers Market,
Thursdays, 3 p.m.-7 p.m., Cedar
Avenue and Pearl Street.
www.snohomishfarmersmarket.
com
14: Spring Tea Party, Senior Center,
506-4th St. 360-568-0934
15: Antique & Classic Motorcycle Show, Downtown Snohomish. www.skyvalleybikeshow.com
21: Family Fun Day, north
Snohomish Little League ballfields,
www.northsnohomishbaseball.com
21: Bingo and Texas Hold ‘Em
Night, Senior Center, 506-4th St.
360-568-0934
JUNE 2016
2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Farmers Market,
Thursdays, 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m., Cedar
com
Bonanza Bingo, Senior Center, 506
4th St. 360-568-0934
5: Snohomish Wedding Showcase, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Over twenty
beautiful venues with vendors.
360-563-9900
www.mysnohomishwedding.com
11: Sunsets in Snohomish, Sip,
Shop, Dine & Stroll, 5-8 p.m., www.
historicdowntownsnohomish.org
11: Elvis Show & Dinner, Senior
Center, 506 4th St. 360-568-0934
11-12: Harvey Cup, Snohomish
Lacrosse, Harvey Field, www.snolax.
com
18-19: The Rose Festival, 12220
Springhetti Road,
360-568-1919
JULY 2016
7, 14, 21, 28: Farmers Market,
Thursdays, 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m., Cedar
com
2: Community Breakfast/Bonanza
Bingo, Senior Center, 506 4th St.
360-568-0934
13-17: Kla Ha Ya Days, city wide
festival, parade, carnival, arts & crafts,
entertainment, soccer tournament
and more. Parade July 19 at 10:30 a.m.
www.klahayadays.com
16: Kla Ha Ya Days Bingo, Senior
Center, 506-4th St.
30:Snohomish Hard Cider Festival:
Historic Downtown Snohomish,www.
snohokiwanis.org
31: Snohomish Garden Tour, 12-5
p.m., 206-794-6778
e-mail: thorntoncreek@aol.com,
www.snohomishgardenclub.com
AUGUST 2016
2: National Night Out Against
Crime,6-9 p.m.Activities for children;
free giveaways. 360-568-3115, Averill
Field
6: Summer Festival, Delta
Rehabilitation Center, 1705 Terrace
Ave., 360-568-2168
360-568-0934
4, 11, 18, 25: Snohomish
Farmers’ Market, 3-8 p.m. Cedar
Avenue and Pearl Street. www.
snohomishfarmersmarket.com
11-14: Bigfoot Soccer, Stocker Field,
11 Lincoln Avenue
www.snohomishyouthsoccer.org
1 9 - 2 1 : Ta s t e o f Mu s i c ,
Downtown Snohomish. www.
27: Indoor Garage & Yard Sale,
Senior Center, 506 4th St. 360-5680934
SEPTEMBER 2016
1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Farmers’
Market, 3 p.m.-Dusk, Cedar
Avenue and Pearl Street. www.
snohomishfarmersmarket.com
360-568-0934
shop, dine and stroll, 5-8 p.m. www.
10-11: Pumpkin Hurl,
Alexander Farm, corner
of 43rd Ave. SE and Ebey
I s l a n d R o a d , w w w.
festivalofpumpkins.org
18: Historical Society’s
45th Annual Home Tour,
City wide, 12-5 p.m.,
360-568-5235, 360-5682526 www.snohomishhistoricalsociety.org
24: Health Fair, Senior
Center, 506-4th St.
2 5 : 3 3 rd A n nu a l
Classic Car & Hot Rod Display,
Downtown, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 360568-2526,
OCTOBER 2016
The Month of October:
Snohomish Festival of Pumpkins,
Citywide and local pumpkin patch
farms. Farms have special activities
every weekend.
TBD: Festival of Pumpkins, Special
community activities 360-568-2526,
Bonanza Bingo, Senior Center, 506
4th St. 360-568-0934
28-29: Snohomish BrewFest,
Snohomish Events Center, 1101
Second Street
www.snohobrewfest.com
31: Trick-or-Treat Downtown
Businesses, 3-5 p.m. www.
NOVEMBER 2016
5: Community Breakfast/Bingo
Bonanza, Snohomish Senior Center,
506-4th St.
19: Holiday Bazaar, Snohomish
Senior Center, 506-4th St.
25: Snohomish Home for the
Holidays, Santa comes to town!
Shops remain open late for your
convenience. Enjoy the hometown holiday hospitality. www.
DECEMBER 2016
The month of December:
Home for the Holidays Activities,
www.historicdowntownsnohomish.
org
3: Community Breakfast/Bingo
Bonanza, Snohomish Senior Center,
506-4th St.
11: Historical Society Christmas
Parlour Tour, city-wide, 12-4 p.m.,
360-568-5235, 360-568-2526
www.snohomishhistoricalsociety.
org
17: Holiday Tea Party, Senior
Center, 506 4th St. 360-568-0934
21: Winter Solstice, Downtown
Snohomish Riverfront Trail
31: New Year’s Eve Dance, Senior
Center, 506 4th St. 360-568-0934
JANUARY 2017
28: Groundfrog Day, (West Coast’s
version of Groundhog Day). Family
fun for all.
360-568-2526
www.groundfrogday.com
This calendar is subject to change Visit www. cityofsnohomish.com
Snohomish Aquatic Center enjoyed by everyone
By MELANIE
RUSSELL
Words used to describe
the Snohomish Aquatic Center include “magical,” “truly
great” and “an aquatic wonderland.”
Aquatic wonderland is certainly one way to describe
the 52,000-square-foot facility that for many is a dream
come true for the community.
Among the many activities
offered at the Snohomish
Aquatic Center is swimming
lessons for children as young
as 36 months old, all the way
up to teen and adult swim
lessons.
The center is split into two
main areas: the recreation
side and the natatorium side.
On the recreation side are
all the family-oriented “fun”
pool perks, such as a recreation pool, warm-water
therapy pool, spray-play and
zero-entry area for children,
the Flowrider, which is the
in-house
surf-simulation
machine, a lazy river and the
Splashtacular water slide.
“This is an aquatic wonderland,” said Kristin Foley,
spokeswoman for the Snohomish School District,
which built the facility. “Both
sides (of the pool areas, separated by a large window)
are saline. Our water is a
saline system that produces
natural chlorine. There are
different bodies of water that
are all inter-connected. Our
lazy river is not very lazy. It
moves along pretty quickly
and kids love it!”
On the natatorium side
of the facility is the muchneeded competition swimming pool.
The 10-lane, 25-yard by
25-meter pool boasts a
technologically
advanced
Colorado timing system,
complete with touch pads
and time board. It also holds
a deep diving well and two
diving boards, as well as 10
starting blocks. The natatorium can seat 420 spectators.
“We have this large glass
window here, so that the two
areas — the Rec side and
the competition pool side
— can operate
independently
of each other,”
Foley
said.
“So if there’s
a swim meet
over (on the
natatorium
side), we can
still have the
rec side open.”
Profits made
from admission fees, lessons, parties,
etc. will go
straight into
the school disDoug Ramsay photo, dougramsayphoto.photoshelter.com
trict’s general
Eric Schoonover of Snohomish holds his 14-month-old daughter Ellee
fund.
as they wind their way down the Lazy River feature at the Snohomish
Aquatic Center.
Snohomish Station
On
Bickford
2727
Bickford
Avenue
360-863-2956
2705 Bickford Ave.
Snohomish
Highest
Quality
Natural
Ingredients
Gourmet
Burgers,
Wild Game
& Made from
Scratch Meals
Come Experience The Difference!
Alderwood Mall
(425) 640-9100
Mill Creek
(425) 338-4445
Marysville
(360) 322-7088
Chen-Ying Huang, DAOM, EAMP
Allergy Treatments • Car Accidents • Health Screening
2701 Bickford Avenue, Suite F
Snohomish, WA 98290
AmazingAlternativeAcupuncture.com
360-862-5115
richard@AA-Acupuncture.com
Snohomish Station
2811 Bickford Ave
(360) 568-7200
2601 Bickford Avenue • Snohomish
360-568-8687
Visit our South Locations:
Gig Harbor, Tacoma Mall
& Silverdale
Snohomish boasts a beautiful senior center
The Snohomish Senior
Center is a lovely 6,000 square
foot building that cost $1.5
million in cash to build, not
counting the hours of pro
bono labor that went into the
project.
The City of Snohomish
offered the space the nonprofit
center sits on under a free
30-year lease, receiving the
building after the lease is up.
Today, more than 300
seniors enjoy the center
The Snohomish Senior Center is a great gathering place for and there are more than 45
senior citizens as well as a nice venue for weddings, birthdays, different programs available,
including a Community
anniversaries, etc.
Pancake Breakfast the first
Saturday of each month and
entertainment the fourth
Tuesday of each month.
This facility is a wonderful
venue for events such as
weddings, meetings,
gatherings of most any kind.
The facility includes a great
room, two meeting rooms and
a complete kitchen.
The center is located at
506 Fourth Street and is
a wonderful asset to the
community.
Visit www.snohomishcenter.
org for more information.
Upcoming Events
Community Breakfast April
2; Bingo Bonanza April 2;
Spring Bazaar April 16; Texas
Hold ‘Em Poker April 19;
Community Breakfast May
7; Bingo Bonanza May 7;
Spring Tea Party May 14;
Bingo and Texas Hold ‘Em
Night May 21; Community
Breakfast June 4; Bingo
Bonanza June 4; Snohomish
Wedding Tour (registration/
check-in location) June 5;
Elvis Show & Dinner June 11;
Community Breakfast July
2; Bingo Bonanza July 2; Kla
Ha Ya Days BINGO July 16;
Community Breakfast Aug. 6;
Bingo Bonanza Aug. 6; Indoor
Garage and Yard Sale Aug. 27;
Community Breakfast Sept. 3;
Bingo Bonanza Sept. 3; Health
Fair Sept. 24; Community
Breakfast Oct. 1; Bingo
Bonanza Oct. 1; BrewFest Oct.
28-29; Community Breakfast
Nov. 5; Bingo Bonanza Nov.
5; Holiday Bazaar Nov. 19;
Community Breakfast Dec. 3;
Bingo Bonanza Dec.3; Holiday
Tea Dec. 17; New Year’s Eve
Dance Dec. 31.
Events subject to change.
Snohomish Farmers Market open May 5 – Sept. 22
The lively evening market
is celebrating its 25th season,
starting in May with more
farmers and events but still
remaining small enough for
the community feel.
Folks enjoy talking to those
who grow their food and to
learn more about seasonal
growing methods.
Snohomish’s market has the
charm of a small town,nestled
amongs the trees, welcoming
500 - 800 visitors every
Thursday during the peak
Summer season to the Historic
downtown community.
Street performers,pie baking
contests, musical performers
and different events entertain
visitors.
The market has a variety
of organics, fresh fruits,
vegetables,organic coffee,nuts
and berries, herbs, vegetables,
bread, wine, honey, ice cream,
meats and eggs.
Along with the variety of
food,the market is also known
for selections of bedding
plants, flowers, herbs and
other nursery stock.
You will also find an array
of crafts from ceramics to
jewelry to woodwork.
S t a r t i n g i n Ju n e , a
Washington State University
master gardener is on hand
to answer visitors’ questions.
To read more about the
market or apply to be a
v e n d o r, v i s i t w w w.
snohomishfarmersmarket.
com
or
email
snohomishfarmersmarket@
gmail.com.
The market is held on Cedar
Ave. in front of the historic
Carniege Building.
There are many exciting
things planned for this year.
There will be new incentive
programs for kids along with
more farms and produce.
The Market is open May 5
through September 22 and is
located in historic downtown
Snohomish.
For more inform a t i o n v i s i t w w w.
snohomishfarmersmarket.
com
Doug Ramsay photo
This 12 foot, 5-inch
diameter log is displayed
at the Carnegie Building
on Cedar Ave. It is from a
Douglas Fir felled June 15,
1940 and is estimated to be
620 years old.
SNOHOMISH MINI STORAGE
• Heated Storage Units • Office/Residential Rental
• We Sell Boxes
www.SnohomishMiniStorage.com
602 Maple Ave, Snohomish • 360-568-0333
Two Locations to Serve You!
Home & Farm Supply • Garden • Hardware
Tack • Feed • Propane Gas
Members & Nonmembers
(360) 568-2104
168 Lincoln • Snohomish
Mon-Fri 7am-6:30pm • Sat 8am-6pm
Sun10am-5pm
(360) 794-4663
18422 Cascade View Drive
Monroe
(Formerly Monroe Farm & Feed)
Mon-Sat 8am-6:30pm • Sun 10am-5pm
Clean Cozy Comfortable Family Lodging
Close to Downtown • Some Jetted Tubs
E-Mail: info@snohomishinn.com
323 Second Street • Snohomish, WA 98290
360.568.2208 • 800.546.9993 • Fax : 360.568.6292
www.snohomishinn.com
Kla Ha Ya Days Festival
For your Health, Fitness and
Beauty needs
Five cold and flu myths
Doug Ramsay photo
The Native American
greeting of Kla Ha Ya means
welcome, and that’s the spirit
behind Snohomish’s annual
community celebration, Kla
Ha Ya Days.
The old fashioned festival,
featuring the Parade and the
Mark Twain style frog jump
contest will be held July 13-17.
Though extremely popular,
leaping frogs aren’t all you’ll
find at Kla Ha Ya Days! There is
a carnival with entertainment
for young and old, musical
entertainment, firemen’s
pancake breakfast, salmon
bbq and silly contests such as
bed races, cherry pit spitting,
ice cream eating,pie eating and
so much more old fashioned
fun for all!
The 2016 Kla Ha Ya Festival
celebrates 103 years of old
fashioned summertime fun.
The Parade will be 10:30 am
on Saturday, July 16; the Car
Show will be at the Snohomish
Station on Bickford Ave. on
Sunday, July 17; and Beer
Gardens will be open both
Friday and Saturday (two
different locations).
The Frogtastic Kid’s Fair will
be held at Snohomish Station
Friday, July 15. Also at the
Frogtastic Kid’s Fair will be the
Evergreen Speedway’s Mini
Cars,Kid’s Bike Rodeo,Bouncy
House, Crafts, Photo Booth,
Basketball Contests, Bean Bag
Toss, Cupcake Walks, food
samples and so much more!
There will be a shuttle from
the Snohomish Station to the
carnival at Harvey Field.
Mark your calendars and
come to Snohomish for some
old fashioned family fun at Kla
Ha Ya Days July 13-17!
Snohomish – Rich in history
Snohomish has an irresistible charm with its turn of the century architecture and living
history.
Those who love Victorian architecture will enjoy the stately, restored homes in the Historic
residential area. Most of the commercial buildings on First Street have also been preserved so
the downtown looks much the same as it did in the city’s early days.
Relax, take in the scenery and Discover Snohomish. You’ll be glad you did.
Snohomish Senior Center
Activities, Fitness & Services for Seniors
• Lunch Served Each Weekday
• Community Breakfast
1st Saturday of Each Month
• Progressive Bingo!
1st Saturday of Each Month
SNOHOMISH SENIOR CENTER EVENT RENTALS
(BPT) - Some people are
always on the move. Their
weekend begins with a list of
things to do and ends with
a bunch of checked boxes.
Lunch hours are time to
squeeze in a visit to the gym or
take advantage of a sale. Each
day is a marathon of activity.
If this is you, then you know
nothing is worse than getting
knocked down by a cold.
Sitting on the couch, waiting
to feel better while you could
be running errands, working
out or any number of things,
is beyond frustrating.
Speaking with a doctor isn’t
always convenient when you’re
sick, so many reach out to
friends and family, desperate
to find some way to feel better.
More often than not, the home
remedies they’re given are
nothing more than old wives’
tales.
A better plan of action is to
turn to your pharmacist for
help. Often more accessible
than a doctor,all you have to do
is walk up to the counter and
ask them for expert advice. If
you’ve ever wondered how to
prevent a cold or how to feel
better when you do have one,
registered pharmacist and
Snohomish Dentistry
Kenny To D.D.S.
James To D.M.D.
Family Dentistry
Now Accepting New Patients
(360) 568-8581
120 Ave. A, Ste. A • Snohomish
www.snohomishdentistry.com
Snohomish Valley Holistic Medicine
Naturopathic treatment for the whole family, including:
• Well Child Exams & Adult Physicals
• Treatment of Acute Conditions,
Such as Cold & Flu
• Management of Chronic Health
Conditions
Call or visit our website for more information:
(360) 282-4014 • www.snovalleyholistic.com
110 Cedar Ave., Ste. 101
Snohomish WA 98290
health expert, Jim Morelli, is
here to weigh in on some of
the most pervasive cold and
flu myths, and point you to
what really works.
Myth #1: Going outside with
wet hair can make you sick.
Pharmacist’s take: Going
outside with wet hair can make
you physically cold, but it will
not cause a cold.It takes a virus
to make you sick, which is
contracted through exposure
to germs.
Myth #2: Feed a cold, starve
a fever.
Pharmacist’s take: Fevers
do not respond to food. That
being said, it’s always a good
idea to maintain hydration
and nutrition when sick.
Myth #3: Chicken soup can
cure the cold or flu.
Pharmacist’s take: Chicken
soup is not a cure for anything
but hunger. However, there
is some evidence it can be
beneficial when you have
a cold or the flu because it
is hydrating and contains
needed electrolytes.
Myth #4: The flu shot causes
the flu.
Pharmacist’s take: The flu
shot is actually a killed virus
See COLD AND FLU
on page 7
Dr. Stacy
Bowker, ND
20% OFF
Eye Exams for $79!
We have a nice selection of stylish, quality frames.
Most insurance plans accepted.
We also accept
Glasses
* Some restrictions
apply
Please call 360-568-6868 to schedule an appointment.
1301 Avenue D • Snohomish • Inside Haggen
Improving lives by solving medication problems for people and pets.
Hall Rental • Commercial Kitchen Rental • Parties
Seminars • Reunions • Rehearsal Dinners • Fundraisers
360-568-0934 • 506 Fourth St., Snohomish
snohomishcenter.org
All proceeds benefit the Snohomish Senior Center
We’re Here to Help!
• Bio-Identical Hormones
• Veterinary Medications
• Dye and Preservative-Free
• Flavored Liquids
•
•
•
•
Discontinued Medications
Combination Products
Slow-Release Formulations
Unique Dosage Forms
360.568.1297
700 Avenue D, Ste 102 • Snohomish 98290
www.kuslers.com
For your Health, Fitness and Beauty needs
Reasons you’re not sleeping Cold and flu
(BPT) - If you constantly
struggle to fall asleep and stay
asleep, you’re in good (albeit
tired) company.
Millions of Americans are
chronically sleep deprived. In
fact, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention state
that insufficient sleep is a
serious and growing public
health concern. What most
people don’t realize is their
lack of quality rest is often
connected to bad sleep habits.
Are you guilty of any of these
top five mistakes that reduce
your body’s ability to sleep
all night?
Mistake 1: Sleeping on an
old mattress
An old, unsupportive
mattress inhibits quality sleep,
yet the cost and time it takes
to purchase a new mattress
deters people from upgrading.
Fortunately, the mattress
industry is evolving so it’s
easier than ever to get a new
mattress. For example, order
GhostBed at www.ghostbed.
com and it’s delivered in a
compact box. Once open, it
expands into a lush three
layer, 11-inch mattress. With
a 101-night free sleep trial
and 20 year warranty, it’s the
easiest way to try out a new
mattress without visiting
different stores.
Mistake 2: Using electronics
at bedtime
Tablets, cell phones,
smar tphones – digital
devices make it easy to stay
connected, but they mess
with the brain’s ability to fall
asleep. Light omitting devices
disrupt the body’s
natural circadian
rhythms. That
means when
you’re checking
your phone right
before bed, you’re
c au si ng you r
brain to think
it’s time to wake.
The best solution
is to avoid digital devices for
at least an hour before bed.
Instead of TV or tech, take a
bath, read or do some gentle
yoga to get your body into
sleep mode.
Mistake 3: Ignoring phantom
noise pollution
Ticking clocks, beeping
phones and buzzing
electronics may not seem
loud, but this phantom noise
pollution is secretly robbing
you of a good night’s rest.
To encourage your body to
get into REM sleep, try to
eliminate as much noise as
possible from the bedroom.
If you’re left with other
disruptive noises, such as a
snoring partner or outside
traffic, invest in a white noise
machine or earplugs.
Mistake 4: Keeping the
bedroom too warm
The Nat iona l Sleep
Fou n d at i on i d e nt i f i e s
temperature as a key factor
to sleep, recommending a
cooler sleeping environment.
So turn down the thermostat,
reduce blankets and rethink
your mattress. GhostBed
keeps sleepers cool because
it is made with premium
latex that allows for increased
air flow, and gel memory
foam instead of conventional
memory foam.
M i st a ke 5 : A l l ow i ng
inconspicuous light
You flip off the light switch
when it’s time for shuteye, but
your room is probably not
completely dark. Even subtle
glow from a nightlight, phone
or muted TV disrupts those
crucial circadian rhythms,
causing your body to think
dawn is near, which in return
triggers you to get up. Try to
remove or block all light in
your room, and if there’s some
you just can’t eliminate, an eye
mask is a helpful alternative.
so it is not live. It cannot give
you the flu. Even the weakened virus in the nasal spray
vaccination should not cause
the flu. Some people experience what is called a “serum
sickness” from vaccinations,
but this is a short lived period of feeling lousy as opposed to the actual flu.
Myth #5: Avoid dairy when
sick.
Pharmacist’s take: Unless
you are taking a tetracycline
antibiotic, typically used to
treat respiratory tract and
intestine infections, dairy is
fine when you are sick. Keep
in mind,however,that in some
individuals, dairy can upset
the stomach if they’ve got a
stomach bug.
While it mig ht b e
disappointing to hear that
chicken soup doesn’t actually
cure a cold, the upside is
there is an actual way to feel
better. Morelli recommends
continued from page 6
stocking your cabinet with
cold and flu medicine, and the
#1 pharmacist recommended
brand to treat your worst cold
and flu symptoms is Advil
Cold & Sinus.
Next time you’re sick and
eager to feel better, go see
your pharmacist and ask for
Advil Cold & Sinus. Unlike a
number of home remedies,
it will actually help make you
feel better, sooner.
Many insurance
plans accepted.
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We Offer:
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Office: (360) 568-6017 • 229 Avenue D, Snohomish, WA 98290
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1101 Avenue D in Snohomish
For your dining pleasure
Discover Snohomish’s many dining varieties
While visiting and shopping Snohomish, be sure
to take advantage of the
wide selection of eateries
offered. Restaurant selection varies widely in Snohomish, from American,
British, Japanese, Korean,
Thai, Chinese, Mexican and
European. You’ll find food
choices such as organic,
seafood, pizza and steak,
etc.; as well as pies, cupcakes and soups. Snohomish also boasts coffee and
sandwich shops, ice cream
and frozen yogurt shops,
delis, wine tasting and
more.
Enjoy a fine dining
experience in Snohomish
with everything from casual
to fine cuisine.
Enjoy fine dining in the beautiful
historical setting of Snohomish!
Grilled
Sandwiches
Soups
Salad
Natural
& Organic
Take Out Menu
Vegan & Gluten
Free Choices
Fresh Brewed Craft Beer
Dog & Family Friendly
511 2nd Street • Snohomish (Next to Ixtapa)
Authentic
Hand Tossed
Gourmet Pizza
and the BEST
Thin Crust New York Style Pizza Fresh Squeezed
Cocktails in
Lunch Specials
Town!
Gourmet Salads
Beer & Wine
360-563-5400
102 Union Ave. • Snohomish
Dine In or
Take Out!
1st Street’s ONLY Famous
Organic Salad Bar
1020 1st St., Ste 104
Snohomish
(360) 568-7333
fax (360) 568-7999
WE ACCEPT ALL COMPETITORS COUPONS!
• 1/2 Price Pizza Everyday from 11-2
• U-Bakes are always 1/2 Price!
Delivered
Dedicated parking for take
out, rear of building
Try our 47 item salad bar and soda
$ 00
www.grillabites.com
Open T. - Sat. 10am-7pm
Sun. - M. 10am-5pm
(360) 568-0804
1020 Avenue D • Snohomish
We
r!
Delive
Full
Servic
e
Bar
Slice Night
Every Tuesday!
$1 Pizza Slices
$1 Coors Light
Discount Specials
for Large Groups
or Parties!
The Best Place for Great Pizza,
Pasta, Salads and More!
Half Price Pizza
M-F 11am-3pm
360-862-0900•120 Glen Ave, Snohomish
for just 6
Dine in – Takeout – Delivery
Brew Pub With
Full Restaurant
Tues - Thurs
11am-9pm
Fri: 11am - 10pm
Sat: 12pm - 9pm
Sun: 11am -9pm
Now Serving Food
Happy Hour
Food Specials
Tues - Friday
4-6pm
Appetizers • Salads • Soups • Burgers • Panini’s
Chicken Skewers • Sausages and More
360-294-8127 www.sound2summit.com
1830 Bickford Ave. • Suite 111 • Snohomish
For your dining pleasure
Sponsoring restaurants:
• Alfy’s Pizza & Pasta
•Collector’s Choice
Restaurant and
Entertainment
1020 Avenue D
360-568-0804
• SnoTown Brewery
• Maltby Cafe
511 Second Street
8809 Maltby Road
425-483-3123
215 Cypress Avenue
(Pilchuck Landing - behind • Papa Murphy’s Take
Rite-Aid and JC Penney)
‘n Bake Pizza
360-568-1277
1207 13th Street
(Safeway Shopping Center)
• Fred’s Rivertown
360-568-7272
• Andy’s Fish House
1229 First Street
360-862-0782
• Blazing Onion
2811 Bickford Ave.
360-568-7200
• Brava Pizza & Pasta
120 Glen Avenue
360-862-0900
Alehouse
• Piccola Pizza
• Grilla Bites
• Randolf Cellars
1114 First Street
360-568-5820
• Burger King
2705 Bickford Ave. Bldg. 5
(Snohomish Station)
360-863-2956
• Sound to Summit
Brewing
1830 Bickford Ave. #111
360-294-8127
102 Union Street
360-563-5400
1020 First St.
360-568-7333
• Simply Sweet
Cupcakes
1007 First Street
• Hungry Pelican
1426 Bickford Ave.
360-568-7855
113 Avenue C
360-243-3278
• Cathouse Pizza
• Jakes Cafe
1120 First Street
360-863-3626
709 Second Street
360-568-0896
• El Paraiso
Restaurant
• Jong Ga Korean
1431 Avenue D
360-568-5406
2801 Bickford Ave #105
425-789-1630
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Andy’s Fish House
• Papa’s Pizza • Gourmet Pizza • deLITE Pizza
• Build Your Own • Stuffed Pizza • Signature
Salad • Cinnamon Wheel • Cheesy Bread
• Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough • Pop
Come in for Your
Favorite Meal!
Try our
Soft Serve
Ice Cream!
Live, Fresh and Local.
Best outdoor seating in Snohomish.
1426 Bickford Ave, Snohomish
360.862.0782
1229 First Street, Snohomish
Across from Snohomish Fire Dept.
(360) 568-7855
(Historic Snohomish next to the bridge)
Call for our Specials!
1207 13th St., Snohomish 729 Hwy 9, Ste 203, Lake Stevens
Safeway Shopping Center
Across from Safeway
360.568.7272
360.568.7272
Family Dining !
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Gluten
Out
akeFree
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g
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Pasta, Salads & Grinders
18 of Your Favorite
Microbrews!
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New Catering Trailer
for your special
events!
Breakfast all day long
Homemade Burgers & Fries
Homemade Soup Daily
(360) 563-0896
360.863.3626
1120 First Street, Snohomish
Happy Hour
3pm to 6pm,
9p.m. - close,
Sunday all day!*
*Some exceptions
Great Specials on
Well Drinks &
Draft Beers
Serving Your Community Since 1983
Family Owned and Operated
by the Guerrero Family
$5 LUNCH
FREE DINNER
Buy one dinner entree at regular price, and
receive a second dinner entree of equal or lesser
value FREE Valid at Snohomish & Everett Locations • Up to $8.95 value with coupon
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OFF
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Fresh
Homemade
Tortillas
after
5pm
Buy one lunch entree at regular price and
receive $5 OFF the 2nd Lunch Entree. Valid
at Snohomish & Everett Locations. With
Coupon • Not valid with any other offer
Expires 08/31/16, except Cinco de Mayo
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2801 Colby Ave. • Everett • 425-252-6026
/
11014 19th Ave. SE • Silver Lake • 425-338-7125
Breakfast ~ Lunch ~ Dinner
Banquet Rooms ~ Live Entertainment ~ Lounge
Now Providing Catering & Event Planning
215 Cypress Avenue, Snohomish
www.ccrsnohomish.com
Located in Pilchuck Landing (Behind Rite Aid & JCPenney)
Centennial Trail: popular recreation area
The Centennial Trail is
an enormously popular
re c re at i on a l t r a i l for
walking, bicycling, hiking,
and horseback riding and
is accessible to persons of
all levels of physical ability.
A separate six foot wide
equestrian trail runs parallel
to the ten foot wide paved
trail. The trail is lined with
benches and picnic tables for
your convenience. Portable
style restrooms are located at
the trailheads.
The trail, now over 30-miles
long, provides a safe
alternative transportation
route and extends from
Snohomish to Skagit County.
Eventually the trail route will
be from the Bothell area to
Skagit County.The linear park
also serves as a conservation
corridor protecting sensitive
and important natural and
cultural resources.
The closest trailhead to
Snohomish is located at 5801
S. Machias Rd., just north of
town. There is also parking
available along the north end
of Maple Avenue for outdoor
recreational enthusiasts.
Trail users are also invited to
visit the trailhead and rest stop
in the community of Machias.
This facility is a replica of a
railroad depot built in the late
1890s. The depot once served
a rail line which today is the
Centennial Trail. The Machias
Trailhead facility is available
for rent. Call (425)388-6600
or e-mail scparksrec@gmail.
com for reservations.
Park History:
The Centennial Trail is
constructed on the original
railway right-of-way built in
1889. The railway eventually
connected Seattle north with
Canada and linked Everett east
with Stevens Pass. Operation
ceased on the HartfordEdgecomb section in 1972 and
on the Snohomish- Hartford
section in 1987.To the south in
King County, a section of this
same abandoned railway line
has become Seattle’s heavilyused Burke-Gilman Trail, and
King County’s Sammamish
River Trail.
The railroad provided local
and international mail,freight,
and passenger service. It
carried timber from the
forests, lumber from the saw
mills, and iron, copper, lead,
silver, and gold from Mount
Pilchuck and Monte Cristo
mines. Tourists could ride in
open rail cars to Monte Cristo
and back for the day, winding
through the steep canyons of
the South Fork Stillaguamish
River, or go to the Big Four
Inn at the ice caves on the
“Mountain Loop” to the east.
Development of the trail
began in 1989 during the
state’s centennial, hence the
name, Centennial Trail.
The trail is open for use
during regular park hours,
from 7 am to dusk. The
trailheads are locked during
off-hours.
Tim Noah Thumbnail Theater thrives on community
By MELANIE
RUSSELL
Those who run the Tim
Noah Thumbnail Theater at
Fourth Street and Avenue D
see “the Thumb” as a community beacon that sheds
light on local talent.
Tim Noah has several
Emmy awards, National
Academy of Arts & Sciences
awards, and spots on HBO
and The Disney Channel.
He brought his experience
to the local scene to give others the opportunity to shine
in the spotlight.
Together with partner
Cyndi “Soup” Elliott, Noah
founded the Tim Noah
Thumbnail Theater in 2002.
The theater was the Church
of Christian Science for 100
years.
Noah said their first musical theater class all those
years ago had 14 children.
Following the initial success of working with local
folk and teaching classes in
the church-turned-theater,
Noah and Elliott focused
their sights on performances, open mic nights and music-related events.
Although they insist on being mindful of “little ears”
that come into the Thumb
for shows or lessons, they
also want to stress the fact
that the Thumb is also a
place for adults and families.
“This theater is for everyone. All ages – we get from
95 to 9 months. It’s here for
everybody,” said Elliott.
Elliott runs programs such
as The Imagine Inn, and
the two regularly put on the
Kaddywompas Radio Show
to local delight.
Noah said he believes the
main way the Thumb serves
the community is how it
provides a rare thing: An
inter-generational gathering place for young and
old to have an enjoyable
experience together; coming together for arts-related
events. It breaks down the
barriers between ages by
giving them a common
ground – finding joy in music.
“How wonderful it is that
we can all gather in a place
like this, and have a shared
experience,” Noah said.
“That’s high on
my list. I love to
see people walk
through the door,
and I love to see
them walk out
with a big smile
on their face. I
like extending
that hospitality.”
Doug Ramsay photo
The Waltz Building
is an ideal Venue for
• Small Weddings & Receptions
• Anniversary Dinners
• Birthday Celebrations
• Memorials
Snohomish Historical Society • Company Meetings & Retreats
Waltz Building
• Holiday Parties
Community Meeting Room
• Air Conditioning
116 Ave B, Snohomish
• WiFi Available
The Waltz Building, located in Historical Downtown Snohomish, is an
affordable community meeting room. Offering low rental rates,
the guests are free to decorate the room for their special occasion.
The kitchen is stocked with dinnerware, flatware, glasses, coffee urns, etc.
Also available for a modest rental fee are table linens.
There are round or banquet tables and seating for 100 guests.
To reserve your special day,
please call Sonia Rahm, 360-568-5235 Voice Box 2
St. Michael Catholic School
Now Registering for
2016-2017 School Year
Preschool thru Grade 8
Founded in Catholic Tradition,
Preparing Today’s Youth for Tomorrow’s World.
Check out our website: www.smpschool.org
St. Michael Catholic School accepts children of all faiths.
1514 Pine Ave., Snohomish • (360) 568-0821
Snohomish Wedding Tour
Sunday, June 5
Are you considering getting
married in 2017? Plan
to attend the 8th Annual
Snohomish Wedding Tour,
proudly sponsored by the
Snohomish Wedding Guild,
on Sunday, June 5 from 11a.m.
– 5 p.m. With over twenty
wedding and event venues in
the community, Snohomish
is quickly becoming known
as the “Wedding Capital of
Washington.” Well known
throughout the Northwest for
its picturesque surroundings
and old world appeal,
Snohomish is the perfect
location for a destination
wedding. The 2016 tour will
showcase over 20 of these
venues along with nearly 100
of the Snohomish Wedding
Guild vendors.
The Snohomish Wedding
Tour is a special event designed
to give couples, their families
and friends an opportunity
to view each venue and meet
with industry professionals
that can help them plan their
special day. Caterers will have
tasty food to sample, florists
will have flowers to admire,
DJ’s will have music to get you
dancing and photographers
will have photos to inspire.
Meet nearly 100 top wedding
vendors including wedding
coordinators, cake and
chocolatemakers,bridalshops,
rental suppliers, beverage
servers and officiants to make
this a “one stop” shopping
opportunity for all of your
wedding planning.
Get a jump-start on planning
your 2017 wedding and
reception!
The Snohomish Center,
located at 506 4th Street will
host the registration center
and will be open at 10:30am.
Tickets for the tour cost $5
each and can be purchased
at www.mysnohomishwedding.com. Check online
for additional information
on the tour.
Each venue will have a
sweepstakes drawing so enter
to win at each venue. Don’t
miss this event!
For more information visit www.mysnohomishwedding.com.
Information subject to change.
Blackman House
Museum
Waltz Building
118 Avenue B
Mar.-Dec., Sat & Sun 12-3pm
Or by appointment
360-568-5235
116 Avenue B
Holiday Parlour Tour
Lovely Facility
Sun., Dec. 11, 2016, 12-4pm
Available for Events
Bookings: 360-568-5235
Annual Historical Homes Tour Sun., Sept. 18, 2016 • 12 - 5pm
Please
support your local
businesses
These
local
offices
are here
to help
you
with all
your
banking
and
financial
needs
Equity Network Two, Inc.
Owners: Sid & Mary Duke
Providing custom financing for
special real estate projects.
Cash buyer of real estate
contracts and trust deeds.
(425) 330-8915
info@equitynetwork2.com
PO Box 67 • Snohomish
Antique to Modern Roses
Roses, Perennials, Hydrangeas,
Garden Decor
Arbors and Antique Shop
Hrs: Tues-Sat 10 am - 5 pm, Sun (May-Aug) 12 - 4 pm
12220 Springhetti Rd., Snohomish, WA 98296
www.antiquerosefarm.com
(360) 568-1919
lbautomotive66@gmail.com
Snohomish Garden Tour July 31
Annual Rose Festival
The Snohomish Garden Club
will present its 32nd Annual
Garden Tour on Sunday, July
31 from noon until 5:00 p.m.
Eight featured urban and
suburban gardens, many of
which have never been open
to the public before, will be
located in and around historic
Snohomish. The wrist band
tickets and event programs
will give the addresses of the
gardens and basic directions
to those gardens. Besides
enjoying an afternoon of
pleasant wandering through
gardens, tour attendees
can count on coming away
with lots of good ideas and
inspiration for their own
gardens.
The ticket price is $12.
Children 13 and under may
take the tour free of charge
Roses, roses and more
roses are a sight to be seen
at the Antique Rose Farm
in the beautiful Snohomish
river valley.
The roses start blooming in
May and continue through the
first fall frost.
The Antique Rose Farm is
a great destination nursery
featuring roses (antique
to modern), perennials,
hydrangeas (for those shady
spots), and an old dairy barn
full of antiques and gifts.
The annual Rose Festival will
be June 18-19. The Rose Show
and do not need a wrist
band ticket. Tickets will
be available in early July at
these Snohomish locations:
Joyworks; McAuliffe’s Valley
Nursery, Annie’s on First
Street, Blanc and Rouge and
McDaniel’s Do It Center. Other
sites for ticket purchases are:
Machias Nursery (Machias);
Molbacks Home and Garden
(Woodinville) and Sunnyside
Nursery (Marysville). Tickets
can also be purchased online at
www.snohomishgardenclub.
com
Day of tour tickets will
be available at the above
commercial outlets as well
as at the Snohomish Senior
Center, 4th St. and Maple,
starting at 10:30 a.m.
Due to the nature of some of
the smaller gardens, strollers,
wheel chairs, and walkers
are discouraged at gardens
indicated in the program.
More information about
the tour will be available
by contacting Patty Warren
206-794-6778 or email
thorntoncreek@aol.com.
Quaint accommodations,
shops and restaurants
abound in Snohomish
The town of Snohomish
is listed on both State and
National Registries of Historic
Places with its beautiful
Victorian and Arts & Crafts
period homes built at the turn
of the century.
Snohomish was
the only town
included from the
west coast voted
in the Top 10 of
the Budget Travel
Coolest Small
Towns in America
2015.
Activities range from
architectural tours and
balloon rides to shopping
and dining.
Even rainy weekends that
make you want to take shelter
from the elements can make
for romantic getaways with
more comforts than home at
the Inn at Snohomish. The Inn
is located within three blocks
of shops and restaurants and
next to Pilchuck Park which
overlooks the river and has a
1/2 mile walking path.
Other accommodations in
Snohomish include charming
bed and breakfasts.
For more information
or for a complete list of
accommodations, call the
Snohomish County Tourism
Bureau at (888) 338-0976, or
visit www.snohomish.org.
All Roads Lead
to Clearview
Situated high atop the hill
south of the city of Snohomish
is the small community of
Clearview.
True to its name, the hilltop
vantage offers breathtaking
views of the patchwork of
farmlands in the valley set
against the backdrop of the
Cascade Mountains.
Centered at the intersection
of Highway 9 and 180th Street
Southeast,the community has
adopted the saying that “all
roads lead to Clearview.”
The rural character of the
Clearview area provides
the perfect setting for those
seeking a country lifestyle
within commuting distance
to Seattle, as it is only a short
distance from Highways 522
and 527.
The settlement was first
called West Cathcart and then
Cathcart Heights. The 1930
Census lists 624 residents in
Cathcart. On Armistice Day
1931 a celebration was held in
recognition of the new name
of Clearview.
Amish Country Originals
From Ohio
Gazebos • Swings • Barns • Doll Houses • Outdoor Furniture
Closed Tuesdays • Hours: 10am - 6pm
360-668-9226 • 1-888-503-7255
www.amishoriginals.us
17805 State Rte 9 SE • Midway between Woodinville and Snohomish on Hwy 9
Whiteside, Inc.
24 Hour Towing
Light F Medium
F Heavy Duty
360.668.8282
SALES • SERVICE • REPAIR
Reserve online
Animals • Animal Races
VISA & Master Cards accepted
• Antique Tractors • Auto Races
• A ztec Indian Dancers • Carnival Rides and Games
• Competitive Exhibits • Concerts • Contests • Demo Derby
• Draft Horses • Fair Food • Horse Shows • Lumberjack Show
• Petting Zoo • Rodeo • Vendors
• Stage and Roving Entertainment
• Wenatchee Youth Circus ( Aug. 25)
• WSU Livestock Masters
• and more!
Evergreen State Fairgrounds
14405 179th Ave SE, Monroe, WA 98272 l 360-805-6700
www.EvergreenFair.org
17728 SR 9 SE, Snohomish
Clearview
Montessori
Clearview
Family Dentistry
NOW Accepting
Enrollment!
Breakfast, & Snacks
(Included w/tuition)
Dedicated, Long Term
Teaching Staff!
Serving the Snohomish
area for over 37 years!
Fairgrounds RV Park
Call us to host your next event!
We can accommodate groups,
large and small!
www.WhitesideTowing.com
An Educational Experience
For The Young Child
425-750-5993
3326 Bickford Ave Ste B, Snohomish
nelsonmotorsport.com
Facility Rentals
Auto Parts
New F R ecycled
F R ebuilt
360.668.5248
Environmental Services
24 Hour Emergency Spill R esponse
R eclamation Services & Supplies
360.668.8282
SCOOTERS • ATVs • PIT BIKES • GO KARTS
Wholesale pricing with local service for all your motorsport needs
will be Sunday, June 19.
The Antique Rose Farm
is located just south of
Snohomish city limits at 12220
Springhetti Road and is open
Tuesday through Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Come
on out and smell the roses!
Tracy A. Quickstad, D.D.S.
18122 Highway 9
Snohomish, WA 98290
(360)668-3535
(425)485-2384
•Toddler Program
•Pre-school, Pre-K,
Kindergarten
•Before & After School Care
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• Geraniums
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Visit Blackman House Museum
Be prepared to take a step
back in time to the 19th
Century when you enter
Snohomish’s Blackman
House Museum.
This structure was
originally built as a small
farmhouse in 1879 for
Hycranus Blackman,
an early settler of
Snohomish. He lived in
the house with his wife
and two children. Later,
Blackman’s daughter,
Eunice, lived there with
her husband, Dr. W.S.
Ford.
In the 1930s, Dr. Ford The Blackman House Museum was originally built as a small
enclosed the entrance farmhouse in 1879. It is now owned by the Snohomish
to the home to create a Historical Society.
sunroom for Eunice’s
plants.
photographs of the inside of
The home was family- Norman Lenfest family.
owned until 1970 when it was The original etched-glass old Victorian homes.
purchased and restored by the door and some of the original The museum is open
Snohomish Historical Society. wallpaper, carpets, furniture (beginning in April) from
Much of the furniture in the and pictures remain intact noon to 3 p.m. Saturdays and
Museum came from Emory and on display in the home. Sundays.
C. Ferguson, the founding The Historical Societ y For tour information, call
father of Snohomish, and the arranged the furniture using 360-568-5235.
Evergreen State Fair
Aug. 25-Sept. 5
For over 100 years,
Western Washington has enjoyed the
hometown, authentic
feel of a real country
fair in the heart of
Snohomish County.
If you’re looking for
some real country
fun, the Evergreen
State Fair in Monroe
is the place to be. The
fair runs for 12 days,
ending on Labor Day
each year. This year
the fair will run
from August 25-September 5.
Doug Ramsay photo
But fun at the Evergreen State Fair isn’t
confined to these 12
days. No, the grounds are used all year round. There are animal shows, both domestic and
farm; swap meets; collectible and special interest shows such as quilt shows, woodcarving
shows, antique shows and craft markets; as well as auto racing and mystery dinners.
For more information on current events call 360-805-6700 or visit the fair online at www.
evergreenfair.org.
Snohomish Carnegie
Foundation
360.568.2181 | gilpinrealty.com
“A non-profit
organization committed
to the rehabilitation
and restoration of the
Snohomish Carnegie
building and grounds,
thereby creating a dynamic
and vital community
gathering place to serve the
educational, cultural, and
recreational needs of the
citizens.”
Board Members:
Melody Clemans
Anna Eason
Cathy Reines
Dan Reynolds
Candace Jarrett
Remy Cano
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Snohomish Grown Fruit and Produce
Maltby Produce Market
19523 Broadway Ave, Maltby (Across from Flower World)
Open Year Round
Marshland Produce Market
8102 Marsh Road, Snohomish (1/2 mile W of Hwy 9)
Open from April – October
~ No need to wait for the weekly Farmer’s Markets ~
360-668-0174 • 360-563-1200
www.maltbyproducemarkets.com • www.marshlandorchards.com
• Lawn & Garden
• Tools
• Hardware • Stihl ®
• Sporting Goods
• Nursery • Plumbing
Lots of
• Household Goods • Paint
• Pool and Spa Parking!
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-7pm • Sat. 8am-6pm • Sun. 9am-5pm
510 Second St., Snohomish • (360) 568-1544
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Snohomish Carnegie Foundation
PO Box 1088 Snohomish, WA 98291 www.snohomishcarnegie.org
The Snohomish Carnegie Foundation is registered as a 501(c)(3) Non Profit Corporation
Drawing by BOLA Architecture + Planning. Donate at www.snohomishcarnegie.org
Snohomish’s
Largest Thrift Store
Just Got Bigger!
AGAIN!
Expanded from 3,600 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
NOW 10,000 FEET OF TREASURES!
• Clothing • Furniture • Housewares
• Electronics • Games • Books • Jewelry
Going strong for 3+ years,
Celebrating our 4th Birthday in June!
The success of Frugal’s is only matched by the success of the donations from
our deeply caring community. You continue to be staunch supporters since our
opening June 2012. As you clean your attics, garages, and spare bedrooms of
items such as clothes, electronics, small furniture, household items, games, books,
etc., please bring them to our city’s largest thrift store. 100% of our profits from
Fabulously Frugal Thrift Shop directly pay for the programs of the Snohomish
Senior Center a bona fide 501c3 organization. Tax donation slips available.
We thank you for allowing and helping us grow from 3,600 to 10,000 square feet!
This community is awesome, and thank you for the donations, purchases, and
volunteer help in keeping this exciting enterprise going strong for 3+ years.
Sincerely,
Shirley Mock
Manager
Bob Dvorak
Executive Director
Monday - Saturday • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
611 Second St. • Snohomish
360-863-6353 • www.snohomishcenter.org/thrift-store
Owned and Operated by the Snohomish Senior Center
Taste of Music
Riverfront park and boat launch coming soon
The city of Snohomish has
wanted to obtain 20 acres
along the Snohomish River,
owned by Ed and Edith
Stocker, for years to create
a riverside park and boat
launch. This has become
a reality with state and
county grants bankrolling
most of the $500,000 deal.
A significant chunk came
from the Snohomish County
Conservation Futures Fund,
which gets its money
through a sliver of property
tax revenues.
Constructing the boat
launch is on the front burner.
The city is anticipating the
boat launch to open October
2016.State Department of Fish
and Wildlife grants will pay for
the construction. Fishermen
and recreational boaters from
all over the county are anxious
for the boat launch to open.
The master plan for the city
to make the property into a
park will not be available until
after public input is taken.
County buys 12 miles of Rail Corridor
By MELANIE
RUSSELL
Snohomish County is taking
ownership of 12 miles of the
Eastside Rail Corridor, which
has been envisioned for a
tourist train to Snohomish
for years.
The negotiated price was
$3.5 million for the section
which runs from Woodinville
to Snohomish. The county is paying for
it from its Conservation
Futures Fund, which derives
its funding from a sliver of
annual property tax revenue.
Doug Ramsay photo
Historic Dow ntow n
Snohomish will host the Taste
of Music Festival August 19-21
on First Street in downtown
Snohomish.
The Festival will include
three days of music on two
stages offering amazing local
musical talent. Local musical
favorites will be returning
this year and more new
musicians will be joining
them to experience the big
street party.
The Festival will be Friday,
August 19 from 7-9:30 pm;
Saturday, August 20 from
noon-10 pm; and Sunday,
August 21 from noon-7pm.
Shopping in Snohomish is
extra unique this weekend.
Music sounds w ill be
everywhere!
Taste of Music is a great
community event, bringing
people together to have a great
time. Come experience the
Taste of Music!
For more information
visit www.historicdowntownsnohomish.org
The County Council and
Port of Seattle commissioners
have approved the deal and the
purchase-and-sale agreement
could be finalized in midApril,county documents state.
The port bought the entire
42-mile Snohomish-toRenton line from Burlington
Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) in
2009 for $80 million.
County leaders say the
agreement between the
county and Port of Seattle will
protect rail and trail space. County Executive Dave
Somers cheered the acquisition last week. “We will keep this corridor
under public ownership and
are committed to preserving
this rail with trail asset,”
Somers said in a press release.
“This is the first step of
many to protect a valuable
community property.”
Snohomish Mayor Karen
Guzak, a longtime proponent
for putting a tourist train on
the corridor, was enthusiastic
about the acquisition. “We are pleased to hear this.
This purchase has been ‘in
the works’ for quite awhile,
and we are glad to have the
County as a major partner
in developing the corridor
for public purpose,” Guzak
said via email. “The City of
Snohomish supports the
County in their commitment
to developing both trail
and rail. For our city, this
corridor gives us connections
south to Woodinville and King
County and validates the
potential for future growth.”
Many ideas for the corridor
have been pitched through
the years, most prominently a
tourist excursion train as well
as expanding the Centennial
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Have You Checked Out The Snohomish Boys &
Girls Club Lately? The Club Offers Youth Athletics,
Before And After School Childcare, Summer
Camp Programs, Teen Nights, And Many National
Boys & Girls Club Programs!
402 2nd Street, Snohomish
360-568-7760
www.bgcsc.org
For Information Email
Marci Volmer at
mvolmer@bgcsc.org
“The Positive Place For Kids!”
Snohomish Area
Parks
Check out the Snohomish VIC
Snohomish guests get a
dose of local history when
they step through the VIC’s
doors. The center’s design
is modeled after the old
Snohomish Railway Station
that was located just east of the
Carnegie Building’s parking
lot. With touches such as a
20-foot length of railway track
outside and antique furniture
inside, the center replicates
what the city used to look like
when trains steamed through
town on several different lines.
The Center boasts a Northern
Pacific Railroad inspired logo.
Snohomish antique dealers
donated or sold all of the VIC’s
furnishings which are pieces
from the“schoolhouse period,”
and the Chamber of Commerce
stocked the building with
office equipment.
City Manager Larry Bauman
said Snohomish boasts
one of the best VICs in the
state because of its historic
design and its outdoor deck
overlooking the Snohomish
Street and Avenue D, is open information call 360-862River.
The Center , located at First 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more 9609.
Visit the Sno-Isle Library
Cabins are available for rent at Flowing Lake County Park.
Flowing Lake County
Park: 17900 48th SE
Bob Heirman Wildlife Preserve at Thomas’
Eddy: 14913 Connelly
Road
Lake Roesiger Park:
1608 S Lake Roesiger Road
Lord Hill Park: 12921
150th St. SE
Lowell Riverfront and
Rotary Park: 3505 Lowell-Snohomish River Rd.
Fobes Hill Park
Willis D. Tucker Park:
6705 Puget Park Dr.
Ferguson Park: 1330
Ferguson Park Road
Hill Park: 1610 Park
Ave.
Fischer Park: 1214 Madronna
Morgantown Park: 200
Long St.
Cady Park: 40 Maple
Ave.
Averill Youth Complex/Skate Park: 400 Second St.
Pilchuck Park: 169 Cypress Ave.
Kla Ha Ya Park: 1117
First St.
Claytown Park: 329
Ave. I
From the base of the
Cascades to the salt waters
of north Puget Sound, the
Sno-Isle Libraries provide
library services to more
than half a million residents
of Snohomish and Island
Counties.
Sno-Isle Libraries now offer
a 3M Cloud Library. This new
eBook lending service gives
you access to free library
eBooks across several devices
with ease. Browse, borrow
and read eBooks from your
computer, mobile device or
eReader.
The Sno-Isle Librar y
Snohomish branch, located
at 311 Maple Ave., offers a
meeting room with seating for
80. The meeting room has 10
tables, a projector that is DVD
andVHS capable and a kitchen
with sink and microwave.
The library has 34 reserv-
able Internet
P C ’s , e i g h t
non-reservable
catalog only
PC’s and offers
wi-fi.
For more
i n for m at i on
visit www.snoisle.org or call
877-766-4753.
Sign Up NOW for Youth Soccer!
Contact Snohomish Youth Soccer at
snohomishsoccer@snohomishyouthsoccer.org to get
your team entered or visit www.snohomishyouthsoccer.
org for more tournament information. Snohomish
businesses get ready… our tournament guests will
need your products and services!
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July 15-17, 2016
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April 15, 2016
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HARVEY AIRFIELD
Serving the Community’s Air Transportation Needs Since 1944
Harvey Field is your local general aviation airport dedicated
for over 70 years to providing air transportation, economic
benefit, area recreation, and, most importantly,
jobs for the Snohomish community
and greater Puget Sound region.
You’re in the pilot seat
when it comes to flight
explorations, flight training
and adrenaline pumping
aviation adventures… all
available at our own HARVEY
FIELD in Snohomish. You
are guaranteed the exciting
activity of your choosing will
be remembered for a lifetime.
Take a Sport Pilot Discovery
Flight Lesson in the Evektor
SportStar for just $95; an
Introductory First Flight
Lesson in an airplane ($95)
or helicopter ($175),or enjoy a
full half hour local picturesque
Scenic Tour for three in an
airplane ($145) and for two
in a helicopter ($195).
For those desiring a more
extensive day t ime or
sunset adventure escape,
SNOHOMI SH FLYI NG
offers air tours of downtown
Seattle and the Puget Sound
region, the San Juan Islands,
the breathtaking Cascade
or Olympic Mountains,
the Snohomish, Monroe,
Snoqualmie Valleys,or a venue
of your very own choosing
B&H Body Repair
ranging in price from $150
to $350.
Or, experience man’s first
form of flight while floating
across the valley in a hot air
balloon! AIRIAL BALLOON
COMPANY offers daily
sunrise and sunset flight
from $195 to $215, including
spark ling b everages,
meals and your very own
personalized “Certificate of
Ascension.”
Finally, visit SKYDIVE
SNOHOMISH and for $225
experience the ultimate
freedom and enjoy the
amazing landscape from
high above as you and your
instructor exit in free fall
on a Tandem Instruction
Skydive from 10,000 feet
to experience the most
exhilarating adrenaline
pumping adventure of a
lifetime.
If you prefer your aviation
adventures from the ground
up,we will make arrangements
for you to tour the Future
of Flight-Aviation Center
and Boeing Facility ($20
per person) or the Flying
Heritage Museum Collection
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For more information,
v isit Har veyField.com,
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SkydiveSnohomish.com or
AirialBalloon.com or call
(360)568-1541, ext. 222.
Harvey Field is located at 9900
Airport Way in Snohomish.
Since 1976
All
insurance work
accepted.
Towing and rental
cars arranged.
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(360) 568-7676
9516 Airport Way
in Snohomish
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Helicopter Flights
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We also do Trailer Hitches & Wiring
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