Meditation
Every person deserves peace
As we approach the end of 2009, people live in a time of uncertainty. They live with the threat of a total economic collapse and threat by terrorists and other nations of being attacked with weapons of mass destruction.
Yet, Isaiah 9:6 titles Jesus, “The Prince of Peace.” Full Story
New post leaders
The American Legion and Auxiliary of Post 92 Stanwood installed new officers recently. Full Story
News Files
EARLY HISTORY
The Florence School opened for the first time in 1872. David Bennie was the manager of the Stanwood Cooperative Creamery in 1899. That same year, Amanda Larson of Seattle and Peter O. Wold of Stanwood were married Oct. 11.
100 YEARS AGO (1909)
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Community Focus
The Stanwood Community and Senior Center would like to thank the Stanwood Lions Foundation for their generous donation of $1,000. The center appreciates their partnership and support said Michelle Johnson, executive director. Full Story
Museum donors honor late residents
Memorials and donations for August to the Stanwood Area Historical Society include those in the memory of Cliff Danielson from Gloria and Bob Arentzen, Nancy Olson, Vivian Fleming, Margaret Utgard, Judith Solberg, Annabelle and Robert Burns, Doris Peterson, Becky and Lance George, Janet Mayer, Peggy and Ben Nelson, Ilene and Ray Armintrout, Marlys and Dale Christensen, Jean M. Full Story
SHS football team ‘tackles’ projects
Mostly the Stanwood Spartan’s football team is seen either at practice or on the field during games. But for the past month, the team has been volunteering with Project Serve and Design Stanwood, as well as at a local church, Camano Fire Department, and Camano Island Chamber of Commerce’s Freedom Park. Full Story
Merrick honored
Gail Merrick graphic arts teacher at Stanwood High School, was nominated by several of her peers for the WAEA 2009 Secondary Art Educator of the Year Award and the directors of the Washington ART Educ Full Story
Not all work and no play
Joshua Brown and Aubree Younce, both third graders at Elger Bay Elementary, recently participated with other classmates in a fun run sponsored by the school’s parent/teacher organization that ra Full Story
FFA members display career skills
The Stanwood FFA Chapter will be participating in the National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event during the 82nd National FFA Convention in Indianaplis, Ind., Oct. 21-24.
Members of the team are Pender Rink, Kaity Hampton, Scott Weisse and Brandon Nickels. The team is coached by Darryl Main. Full Story
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