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2020: Year of Surprises! Skagit home sale prices rose 12.9% in 2020 to $421,975
2020: Year of Surprises! Skagit home sale prices rose 12.9% in 2020 to $421,975 The median sales price of a Skagit County homes rose 12.9% to $421,975 in 2020, more than doubling in the last 10 years, according to managing broker, Shelah Inman of Brown McMillen Real Estate in Burlington. The countywide median home sales…
Read MoreChristianson’s Nursery Update
Christianson’s Nursery Update An Essential Business Christianson’s Nursery is Open Daily 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Holiday Hours Closed December 31 to January 1 Growing Citrus The wonderful fragrance and luxury of citrus in bloom may be exactly what 2021 ordered. When you think of the cool environment of the Pacific Northwest, you don’t necessarily…
Read MoreWhat’s Happening at Community Action
What’s Happening at Community Action Hello Community Action Partners, Volunteers, and Advocates! Below you will find Community Action updates for January. Please feel free to share with your clients, networks, and colleagues. If you would like to be added to this mailing list, please contact volunteercenter@communityactionskagit.org. Take care, Isabela January Service Updates Community Action is providing services,…
Read MoreNew Mount Vernon City Council Member Appointed
New Mount Vernon City Council Member Appointed City Council has announced the appointment of Juan Morales to the Ward 1 council position that was made vacant following the health-related resignation of Councilmember Erin Moberg, in October. Morales, who was selected from a field of 8 candidates, will be sworn into office sometime in early January.…
Read MoreSkagit Valley College announces a new one-year pilot program to help Running Start students pay for books and student fees
Skagit Valley College announces a new one-year pilot program to help Running Start students pay for books and student fees Skagit Valley College (SVC) is pleased to announce that the College has been awarded $32,270 for a one-year pilot program designed to assist SVC’s Running Start students by the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC). The…
Read MoreServpro to offer free CE course for insurance agents
Servpro to offer free CE course for insurance agents Servpro’s Everett location will be hosting a free Continuing Education Course for Insurance Professionals. The class will be held online January 27, 2021 starting at 9 am sharp and is worth 3 credit hours. Class size is limited to 35. For reservations contact Tessa Long at…
Read MoreChinook Enterprises welcomes Nicolette Wegner as its new Chief Executive Officer
Chinook Enterprises welcomes Nicolette Wegner as its new Chief Executive Officer Chinook Enterprises is pleased to announce that effective December 21st, 2020, Nicolette Wegner will lead the company as Chief Executive Officer. Wegner brings a wealth of experience to the position, having served most recently as Associate Director at Trillium Employment Services based in Tacoma…
Read MoreAdvocacy Alert – 2021 Unemployment Rates!
Advocacy Alert – 2021 Unemployment Rates! You may have already received your new unemployment insurance rate for 2021. If so, you saw an increase, even if you did not have layoffs this year. And if you were forced to lay off employees, you are looking at a new rate that is significantly higher. Fortunately, the…
Read MoreEmergency Cold Weather Declaration in Mount Vernon
Emergency Cold Weather Declaration in Mount Vernon Mayor Boudreau has declared a severe weather event; an act which allows designated severe weather locations within the city of Mount Vernon to open and operate on December 22nd. With the National Weather Service predicting temperatures reaching at or below 32 degrees for at least two of the…
Read MoreFarmstrong Farm Hand Corporate Memberships Available Now
Farmstrong Farm Hand Corporate Memberships Available Now All you need to do is be from a local business or nonprofit and purchase at least 4 gift memberships and however many you buy will get the following for the whole year: Draft Served in a 20 oz glass instead of the standard 16 oz or a…
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