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Medicare Part D: Save on prescription costs
By Johanna Lindsay, ... - Nov 21From now until Dec. 7, millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities in Washington state have the opportunity to do something that can ...
Not giving up on Japanese Gulch
By Steve K. Bertrand - Nov 14After reading Phil Wrobel’s inspiring Guest View in the Mukilteo Beacon last Wednesday [“Gulch levy is a bargain,” page 4, Nov. 7], I felt ...
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Vote ‘Yes’ for Japanese Gulch
By Richard Emery, ... - Oct 31The current effort to preserve Japanese Gulch as a park and open space began almost five years ago when citizens saw signs of possible development ...
The killer whales are back!
By Susan Berta and ... - Oct 17After spending most of the summer in the San Juan Islands, our resident orca pods have just begun venturing south into inland waters for the fall ...
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Vote YES to save the gulch
By Janet Hammerman, ... - Sep 26Have you ever wondered what mark you will leave on this Earth during your lifetime? 10 years from now? 100 years from now? How about 1,000 years ...
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FAA's decision works against us
By Greg Hauth - Sep 19On Sept. 14, the FAA issued a final Environmental Assessment. It’s extremely disappointing because it gives a green light to Horizon and Allegiant ...
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There’s a hole in my glass
By Kevin Stoltz, ... - Sep 12This month I’ve found there are more topics to comment on than available space. The plastic bag ban proposed by the city’s Sustainability Committee...
Mukilteo: As good as it could get
Sep 05Katie Ross, a sixth grader at Harbour Pointe Middle School, is the runner up in Beacon Publishing's third annual Mayor for a Day essay contest. ...
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Back to School: Ready, Set, Go!
By Cathy Albrecht ... - Aug 30Being ready for the beginning of school involves looking at a few different components. One involves the physical tools needed, such as school ...
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The trendy drive to ban plastic grocery bags: Does it really help the environment?
By Todd Myers - Aug 23From Bellingham to Edmonds to Seattle, Washington cities are joining the latest environmental trend – banning plastic grocery bags. Concerned ...
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Japanese Gulch, parking, fees and the budget
By Kevin Stoltz, ... - Nov 14Japanese Gulch Although Proposition 1, a levy to purchase property in Japanese Gulch for parks and open space failed to get the 60 percent ...
Gulch levy is a bargain
By Phil Wrobel, Mukilteo ... - Nov 07I know that this will probably be printed after the election, but still I felt some things needed to be said. I have been a resident of Mukilteo ...
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Paid parking may not be practical
By Richard Emery, ... - Oct 24The City Council and city staff began to address the issue of Lighthouse Park access, parking and overcrowding about two years ago. After several ...
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Vote for the gulch
By Kevin Stoltz, ... - Oct 10This month I’m straying a bit from my normal desire to justify my decisions based on the facts before me and am asking you to vote ‘Yes’ in ...
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Boeing 787 – 1st anniversary of FAA approval
By Tim Raetzloff - Sep 26The Boeing 787 received FAA approval on Aug. 26, 2011. How has the program done in its first year of operation? One remarkable item is that three ...
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Record numbers visit festival
By Jennifer Gregerson, ... - Sep 12Thank you to all of Mukilteo for another successful festival weekend! The Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival Association thanks all the volunteers who ...
Mukilteo is a marvelous place to live
Sep 05Cece Vanderveen, a fifth grader at Columbia Elementary, is the winner of Beacon Publishing's third annual Mayor for a Day essay contest. Read her ...
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Lighthouse Festival now better than ever
By Janet Hammerman, ... - Sep 05Like a vintage wine, each year the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival improves. This year, thanks to your feedback, the 47th annual Mukilteo Lighthouse ...
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Join the fight against commercial flights
By Jennifer Gregerson, ... - Aug 29A study of economic impacts by airports in the state* found that Paine Field contributes more to economic activity – a $19.4 billion economic ...
Fire services: Do more with less
By Kirk Galatas, ... - Aug 22I just finished reading the book “Predictable Surprises.” It was harder than usual for me to remain focused, though. Every example the authors ...
