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The “bizarre” agreement promises a former leader up to $175,000 if the group fails to meet his demands. MARYSVILLE — A “bizarre, self-serving agreement” that was part of the 2017 resignation of a controversial former leader for the annual Strawberry Festival has put the community celebration at risk, and must be thrown out because it…
This post was written by Herald staff members The Everett Sail and Power Squadron recently celebrated its 70th annual Change of Watch ceremony. Outgoing officers were celebrated for their accomplishments, and incoming officers were welcomed by members, friends and family members. New officers include Gary Baker, Commander; Frank Havens, Executive Officer; Chris Brown, Educational Officer;…
By Kari Bray of Washington HeraldNet MARYSVILLE — Volunteers who had been banned from helping with the Marysville Strawberry Festival under what the state calls a “bizarre” and “onerous” agreement will be allowed to participate while the court considers whether to throw out the agreement entirely, a Snohomish County judge decided Tuesday. Six former volunteers who helped…