Have you ever needed to communicate with your dive buddy underwater? Waiting until your surface interval just to communicate can be frustrating. Whether you are having a problem or just want to point out something cool, good communication with your buddy can make the difference between an "okay" dive and a "great" fun and safe dive. Communication alternatives have limitations. There are many forms of underwater communication on the market today, such as specialized gear and slates. Special gear is expensive and cumbersome. Using slates can be awkward and slow. Even the hand signals commonly taught lack an adequate vocabulary to truly communicate effectively. Hand signals also can vary widely between agencies which can create confusion between two divers trained by different agencies. SeaSigns is simple, inexpensive, and of broad scope. SeaSigns offers a simple and inexpensive solution. Based on American Sign Language we have created a special vocabulary for scuba divers that is easy to learn and easy to use. Our vocabulary is much broader in scope than other hand signal methods. Approved by scuba certifying agencies. SeaSigns Safety Signing Diver class has been approved as a specialty course by PADI, SSI, SDI, NAUI, YMCA, NASE and IAHD, recommended by HSA. This makes SeaSigns the most popular and widely used underwater communications system in the industry. Why take the class? Take the class to learn all signs correctly from a trained instructor. Receive a BC tag which identifies you as a certified SeaSigner. Possibly meet people with whom you can sign while diving. Class is fun, easy, and can be taken almost any time. People comment how fun and easy the class is. The classroom part of the Safety Signing Diver class requires about 4 hours classroom and pool time to learn all 110 signs.
Flying Heritage Collection, located at Paine Field in Everett, is the perfect way to spend a rainy day inside. FHC boasts last-of-their-kind aircraft and artifacts from WWII, restored to the highest level of authenticity. Each aircraft has a story and FHC docents are on hand to give you all the exciting details. After your tour, stop by the gift shop and purchase an aviation inspired toy, bottle of wine or a book written by FHC Military Aviation Curator, Cory Graff. Closed Mondays until Memorial Day.
When: Feb 8, 2010 10 AM to Feb 8, 2010 5 PM Where: Paine Field in Everett,Washington Cost: $12 Adults
$10 Seniors / Military
$8 Kids 6-17
Kids 5 & under Free Posted by:VintageWarbirds
A very hot magician and illusionist that we want to come to a place near us to make it more interesting around here!!! Criss Angel, WE LOVE YOU!!! Come to Butthead.
Join REIA in welcoming Robert Penfield for Legislative, Law and Rule Updates! Our speaker this month is Robert Penfield. Robert is a Charter Member of REIA and Washington attorney who will bring us up to date on pending legislative issues, laws and rules that affect real estate investors. Included will be information on the Distressed Property Conveyance Act, Contractor Registration requirements and new laws and rules related to both owner-financing and remodeling. Mr. Penfield provides updates to REIA Members and Guests about twice yearly or as changes warrant. If you conduct business in Washington, or plan to, this is an important meeting to attend! About our Speaker... Robert Penfield is a principal in the law firm of Penfield Legal Services. Bob's law practice includes all areas of real estate law with an emphasis on pre-litigation workouts and complex foreclosure litigation involving both commercial and residential properties. Bob is also well versed in asset protection strategies, including the formation and management of trusts, corporations, LLCs and partnerships. Bob has practiced in both State and Federal Courts in Washington and Oregon. Bob is an active real estate investor and Charter Member of REIA. The REIA Monthly Meeting is open to the public with advance registration! This event is FREE to REIA Members, $20.00 for REIA Guests. Please visit The REIA Calendar and REGISTER TODAY to ensure seating! As always, we will have NETWORKING that is SECOND TO NONE during the first hour of the meeting! Be sure to bring your business cards and flyers to build your team with REIA Members and Guests in person and through the networking table!! REIA Monthly Meetings are your best source of education and networking! Join us for the main REIA Monthly Meeting on the second Monday of each month in Bellevue, periodic Chapter meetings and frequent classes. Members are welcome to attend any or all of several smaller round-table "Master Mind" Group Meetings throughout the month! Each REIA Monthly Meeting features an expert in our industry, an assortment of perspective business associates to build your real estate investing teams and ONE FULL HOUR of networking with other investors! All experience levels are welcome! Bring your business cards and flyers for the general networking tables and LOTS of tough questions for our speakers and business associates!!! We look forward to seeing you on Monday, January 11th at the REIA Monthly Meeting! Fox and Shirley Henderson, REIA Founders REIA - Real Estate Investors Association of Washington [url=www.REIAwa.com]www.REIAwa.com info@REIAwa.com 425.454.1922 or 1.877.454.REIA www.REIAwa.com REIA - Real Estate Investors Association of Washington
Meditation Class: beginning on Wednesday, January 6 at 7:00 pm. This six week class meets once a week and will teach you techniques to help you reduce stress, experience inner peace and consciously create your life. Recommended by health professionals worldwide! Donation requested. Call (425) 258-1449 or (800) 360-6509, or email cdm@c-d-m.org for information and directions. CDM Spiritual Teaching Center, 2402 Summit Ave, Everett, 98201. http://www.c-d-m.org/classes/meditation.html
Meditation Class: beginning on Wednesday, January 6 at 7:00 pm. This six week class meets once a week and will teach you techniques to help you reduce stress, experience inner peace and consciously create your life. Recommended by health professionals worldwide! Donation requested. Call (425) 258-1449 or (800) 360-6509, or email cdm@c-d-m.org for information and directions. CDM Spiritual Teaching Center, 2402 Summit Ave, Everett, 98201. http://www.c-d-m.org/classes/meditation.html
Learn techniques you can use to heal yourself and others. Learn to cleanse auras and chakras and work with a healing guide. Discover and experience your unique healing energy! Donation requested. Call 1.800.360.6509 or email cdm@c-d-m.org for information and directions.
Learn music, culture, dances and movement from Egypt, Spain, Turkey and India. Fusion of Belly Dance will inspire you to develop a new mind-body connection as you sway your hips, hands, arms and torso to the beautiful music. Develop grace and a stronger body while having fun! Hip scarves and veil are not required but are suggested. The first hour of class is spent learning Basic BellyDance movements broken down and drilled. the first hour is for All Levels of BellyDance students beginners and those whom have more experience are offered layering suggestions.The last half hour of class is spent working on advanced technique and choreography and zills. The last half hour of class is for advanced or intermediate students. Class is Mondays 7:30 - 8:30 taught in 5 week sessions w/ the advanced portion staying until 9pm Pricing is different if you only take first hour and different if you stay for entire 1.5 hours To Register for Class Please contact Marysville Parks & REcreation 360) 363-8400 â- marysvillewa.gov or http://ci.marysville.wa.us/main.htm Tuesdays in Everett: 7-8pm taught in 6 week sessions w/ Advanced students staying until 8:30pm To register for class contact Everett Communtiy College Continuing Education (425) 267-0150 or http://www.everettcc.edu/ccec/ Thursdays in Snohomish 8-9pm Contact Pacific West Dance Studio in Snohomish (360)563-2793 http://www.pacificwestperformingarts.com/index.html
Continuation Level: aka "Know-A-Little" is meant to ACTIVATE your elementary language background. What we'll work on includes: developing a good ability to pronounce any given word according to the rules discussed in class. adding a working ability with adjectives to our review of how nouns and verbs work. presenting some simple idioms. reading & writing correctly (spelling, dictionary choices) and more work on speaking & understanding. practicing questions and answers as the basis for conversation.
Intermediate Conversational Review Level: is meant to EXPAND on your conversational abilities. What we'll work on includes: making simple descriptions of pictures or words. expressing one's self simply in response to a question. adding to and developing a vocabulary sufficient for simple expression on any topic - both active (conversational use) and passive (an ability to get the gist from context). growing more comfortable with idiomatic expressions.
Come join this fun field and be a part of what ABCNEWS.com states as the 4th hottest job in the US at a national average of $25 an hour. Whether a career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all the information you need to become a CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER. This challenging course is taught over a five-week period for better retention and skill competency. The National Exam is held on the sixth week. Fifteen hours of â??hands onâ? practical training prepares you to actually work with clients one-onone. Lectures unclose: anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition, and health screening. Proof of CPR and a 30-hour internship will prepare you to work successfully in the fitness field. *Call 1-888-330-9487 to order the required textbook for the course. (3 credits toward Lower Division Bachelor degree, 30 CEUâ??s through IACET.)
Explore the latest in social etiquette with an appreciation of the cultural and historical significance of tea. Discover how to brew a perfect pot of tea, how to finesse the tea time foods, and avoid membership in â??the tea drinkers Hall of Shame.â? You will enjoy a tea etiquette presentation in the Victorian and English traditions and discover the differences between a formal teatime experience and a family tea. Also, see a demonstration of antique and unusual teatime accessories; get practical tips on what to have on hand for your next tea party, as well as where to purchase both antique and modern teatime equipment. Handouts included. For more information visit www.yourcupoftea.org.
Bring your digital SLR (or 35mm film SLR) camera to this introductory workshop which will emphasize the basics of camera operation: exposure control, F-stops, shutter speeds, ISO, filters, flash, and lenses. Instructorâ??s work has appeared in National Geographic publications. Class includes three Sunday field trips to Bellevue Botanical Gardens, the Seattle Center, and the Seattle waterfront: 3 Sundays (Feb. 21, Feb. 28, and Mar. 7) from 1pm-3pm. Tripod suggested. Required textbook can be purchased at your local bookstore or online (Patterson and Gallant, Photography for the Joy of It, Publisher: Key Porter Books, ISBN-13: 978- 1552637937).
This introductory workshop is packed with information and designed to provide anglers with a solid foundation for fly fishing. Anglers will discover how to choose appropriate fly fishing equipment, identify and imitate particular insects, find fish in rivers and lakes, tie popular fly fishing knots, and basic casting techniques. Weâ??ll also explore fly fishing opportunities in Washington and good places to use your new skills. Each workshop includes two, two-hour (Tuesday) evening classroom sessions and one, two-hour morning on-the-water Saturday session.
Come on over to Joie's house to create a beautiful Valentine's card. We will be cutting out hearts and using finger paint to decorate our cards. Make sure that you dress your little one (and yourself:)) in clothes that can get messy (fingerpaint is washable, no worries!)
Raw Support Meeting 7pm-8:30pm ***************************************************************** Zippy's Java Lounge is hosting a raw food support group is changing to the second Tuesda starting in February- more people are interested in coming- every month! If people like the idea we will plan some day trips and visit other raw food meetings / groups. Please come to get support, provide support, and learn and be a resource for others who are committed to this amazing lifestyle. Host Information: Marilyn Rosenberg Zippy's Java Lounge 1804 Hewitt Ave., Everett, WA 98201 (425) 258-4940 (425)737-6105 cell spotzippy@gmail.com myspace.com/zippysjava We will have a full juice bar at Zippy's Java Lounge by October 26 2009- come check it out!!! There is 8 new raw dishes on the menu at Zippy's Java Lounge- pizza, sunset salad, taco's, and more. come check it out. We are open every day. Myspace.com/zippysjava
WHO: All Ages WHAT: Come test your wits at pub trivia (movies, sports, pop culture, geography to name a few) WHEN: Tues Feb 9th at 7:15 WHERE: Redhook Brewery in Woodinville http://www.redhook.com/Default.aspx WHY: Good, Clean, Cheap fun. COST: $2 participation fee. We will meet in the lobby at 7:15. After that, look for the table of faces you recognize from the profile photos or the picture book "The Brand New Kid" on the table. Cheers!!! Event will be rescheduled if less than 3 confirmed yes attendees. If you didn't RSVP, you can still attend, as long as there are 3 confirmed yes attendees.
Everything is made of energy. Come explore energy fields (auras), energy centers (chakras), and life-force energy (chi or prana). You will be guided through meditations, breathing techniques, games, and exercises to naturally tune in to your energy, and understand how healing occurs. Explore how to ground, calm yourself down, set boundaries, and increase the flow of life force energy through your body
Learn tools, techniques, and approaches to consider when managing quality, both in traditional projects as well as in improving business processes. Understand the benefits of Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing, Root Cause Analysis, and Theory of Constraints and determine which approach is best to use in any situation. Prerequisites: Project Management Essentials or equivalent. Basic proficiency with MS Word and Excel recommended.
Weâ??ve all seen a bad PowerPoint presentation - one that made us cringe or yawn. But what made that presentation so ineffective? Professional presentations donâ??t call for an overwhelming use of the bells and whistles that PowerPoint offers. The purpose of a presentation is to present information â?" not to demonstrate advanced PowerPoint skills. Youâ??ll learn how to use the software as it was meant to be used - a presentation aid with purpose, simplicity, and consistency. Weâ??ll explore the typical pitfalls of PowerPoint presentations, principles and techniques of presentation design slide transitions, and appropriate animation and graphics. Prerequisite: PowerPoint Level 1 or equivalent experience.
Are you tired of working for someone else? Do you need to make a little more spending money? Turn your talents and hobbies into profits with a home-based business. If you want your new business to succeed, this step-by-step workshop is a must! Learn in a few hours the lessons other entrepreneurs took years to discover. Topics will include more than 100 home business ideas, ways to market your product or service, the mandatory legal documentation, and business tax deductions. This workshop has been offered from Maine to Hawaii, and the inspiration it offers has been compared to Oprah! Enroll now - this workshop is only offered once a year. You will need to purchase two required texts from the instructor for $10 ($5 each).
"If you can type, you can make money at home using your word processor or computer. There is great demand for your services, so why not have the freedom to be your own boss, set your own hours, and have the opportunity to make some extra cash? You will discover the secrets to profits in the word processing business, including how and where to find clients, 50 ways to advertise your services, effective choices for home office equipment, 100 ways to make money with a computer, and free national networking information. Enroll now - this workshop is only offered once a year. You will need to purchase two required texts from the instructor for $10 ($5 each). Prerequisite: How to CA$H In with a Successful Home-based Business (offered earlier in the evening on the same date).
Local Artists look no further! Come to God Rock Cafe Wed. Nights and show off your talent. Come play music, read a poem or whatever floats your boat. ALL AGES, great food & drinks + FREE Wifi!
One World Studios Presents The Harbortown Bobber A Documentary Film by Scott Di Lalla & Zack Coffman Munchies will be available at in the Cafe- come early and get your seat
Rei = Spiritual wisdom (upper character) Ki = Life energy (lower character) Reiki is an ancient system of healing that is understood to mean ?"Universal Life Force.?" Reiki improves most health conditions including stress relief, heart conditions, chronic fatigue, tension, cancer, ulcers, back issues?-the list is endless. Reiki eliminates pain, calms the nervous system and lowers blood pressure. Reiki begins healing at the root of the issue and energizes and rejuvenates the body/mind/soul, increasing awareness and intuition. Reiki can bring into balance what is out of balance and is an excellent tool for balancing Chakra energy. Because it starts at the root of an issue, the physical symptoms that brought the person in may not be immediately alleviated. But as Reiki balances the root cause, the person will be left with far more benefits than the healing of the physical symptoms alone. Reiki is administered by the laying on of hands. Similar techniques have been practiced for thousands of years. Reiki is a very simple yet powerful technique that can be easily learned by anyone. Reiki has grown exponentially in awareness and popularity in recent years. On Wednesday, January 6, Dr. Oz acclaimed Reiki on his television talk show. Do Oz has allowed Reiki to be shared during open heart surgeries: http://healthcare-research.suite101.com/article.cfm/reiki_in_hospitals Come to the February Reiki Meetup and learn more about Reiki, or practice and share Reiki with other practitioners. I begin each meetup with a meditation written by me for the current month. Then we set up the massage table and share group Reiki. There are always Reiki articles and handouts available, delicious snacks and a safe and loving atmosphere. Hope to see you at one of our upcoming Reiki Meetups. Love & Light: Kriss
This meetup is at my home in Newcastle, just south of Bellevue, all that RSVP YES will be sent the address and map prior to the meetup. This part of a series of meetups that focus on hands on cooking. In order to have this series evolve to what works best for this group, please provide meetup comments for how you liked this meetup but also what you would like to see in future cooking meetups This is a weekend night or party meal, that will impress your friends or family. You will be cooking for about an hour then sharing a taste of the dishes cooked and socializing with the group. These meetups are in the hands on cooking format they are not just demonstration cooking classes that can cost you $20 and up at Whole foods, PCC or other cooking schools. You can cook as much or as little as you like, learn new techniques and take home recipes for all so you can do this at your own home. We are trying to keep the costs as low as possible by making it a taste rather than a whole meal and bring your own wine or beer. Menu: Tossed Salad Fresh made from Scratch Meat and vegetarian Pizza. We will also be making a yeasted pizza dough from scratch. By hand, not stand mixer. We will make 2 sauces. Pressure cooked pizza sauce from scratch sauce in about 1/2 hour Almost homemade pizza sauce that can be done in 1/2 hour without a pressure cooker We will be cooking for the hour, then tasting the food and socializing Have a light dinner before the class Please wear comfortable shoes, bring an apron if you have one (I have some extras) This is BYOB if you want to drink. Cost is $10.00 per person, so if you RSVP +1 then please pay $20.00. Please bring $10.00 cash to the meetup. Until we work out the PayPal issues.
This course will provide you with the skills you need to start sending and responding to email in Microsoft Outlook, as well as maintaining your calendar, scheduling meetings, and working with tasks and notes. Topics include creating, sending, and replying to messages; addressing and forwarding messages; printing messages; attaching files; scheduling appointments and meetings; managing tasks; using notes; and managing contacts. Prerequisite: Welcome to Computers: Using Windows XP or equivalent experience. Textbook included ($20 value).
Bringing your project in on time and on budget begins with effective planning and scheduling. Explore tools and strategies to define a new project or a new phase of an existing project, define initial scope and budget, develop the Project Charter, identify Stakeholders, and develop a Project Management Plan. Class includes hands on project work and is based on the new 4th edition Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide) principles. Required texts. Prerequisites: Project Management Essentials.
Youâ??ve thought about it, now make it happen. Learn the step-by-step process of getting started. Topics include types of business ownership; your federal, state, county, and city tax and licensing obligations; copyrights, trademarks, and trade name. We will also discuss how to set priorities to accomplish personal and business goals and much more.
This intermediate course is for digital SLR and 35mm SLR film users. Discover the beauty of composition in shades of gray. Youâ??ll explore how to convert color digital images to black and white. Tripod required. Class includes three Sunday field trips to Bellevue Botanical Gardens, the Seattle Center, and the Seattle waterfront: 3 Sundays (Feb. 21, Feb. 28, and Mar. 7) from 9am-12pm. Required textbook can be purchased at your local bookstore or online (Gross & Shapiro, The Tao of Photography, Publisher: Ten Speed Press, ISBN: 1580081940.
Thursday Nite Live ! 6:30 to 9:00 or when we're done :) 2nd Thursday is "Bring your own project" night. Bring a new project or get the encouragement to finish up old projects. As usual, there will be paper craft supplies available for a donation. A great time to work on your ATC's if you want to swap this month! There will also be a few kits you can purchase if you want to do something different. I'm excited to see what everyone is working on and what their process is! Snacks to share, optional. See you soon!
Remember you don't have to be picken to enjoy so great music This event is promoted out side of the meet-up so don't let the RSVPs fool you as always a pickin ang grinnin Dinner $8.00-hearty homemade Soup and Salad with warm bread starts at 6 served until gone, of course there always the Deli $5.00 min purchase for grinners
WHO: All Ages WHAT: What is Clues? Each show, six visitors to the stately Howell Manor gather together only to find their host for the evening dead. Over the course of the evening, clues will be provided by the audience to the actors that will ultimately point to the identity of the murderer. The clues given, the soon-to-be-killed host, and even the identity of the murderer will all be chosen by the audience. WHEN: Sat Feb 12th meet in lobby at 7:30, show starts at 8pm. WHERE: Historic University Theater (5510 University Way NE, Seattle) www.historicuniversitytheater.com http://www.wingitpresents.com/clues/aboutclues.html WHY: COST: $10 We will meet in the lobby at a time 7:30pm. Event will be rescheduled if less than 3 confirmed yes attendees.
Always ALL AGES! Sing your heart out with us at God Rock Cafe every Friday (except show nights) to every song you've ever loved. We will see you there!
8 pm to 10 pm at the latest. Location TBD. If you need the address and a phone number, email Jane. Lets get together to support each other in our weight loss / exercising. Location - TBD, RSVP to get in the loop of where (typically either N. Everett or S. Everett). Carpooling will be available. Join us in person (we can carpool) or join us by calling in or from your computer using a speaker & microphone / headset (VIOP). If you have internet access you can also see any documents we are creating (e.g. meeting format, goals to work for before the next meeting, etc.). See minutes of previous meetings here Click here for discussion on this
Geoff Lott...Born and raised near Seattle, WA his act contains a sunny perspective with a chance of rain. With humor that is opinionated and broadly appealing, Geoff is most often referred to as a funny, smart, comedian who can deliver the goods on any topic. He works clean, he works mature, he works for anybody with a sense of humor. Geoffs act is less offensive than your average newscast, and hell make you laugh at comedy from above the belt. Geoff Lott is a performer of comedic outlook and blunt self-deprecation. After first getting on a comedy club stage in 2001, Geoff found that comedy is the only way that he can legally express all of his true feelings in public setting without a blowtorch and a hug. He has earned many accolades from crowds and comics, and is often mentioned as one of the funniest, most professional comics in the scene.
With an easy, conversational delivery, Geoff is constantly connected to his witty, uncommon ideas on sanity, religion, love, food, and self-enlightenment. An avid writer since he was young, Geoffs constant writing and performing guarantees a unique show each time he takes the stage. In a forum where comedy can be used for anything, Geoff Lotts using it to open minds, doors, and mental windows. Stop looking outside, come out and play! With material ranging from the painfully honest to the joyfully absurd, Geoff lives and writes by the motto Don't get mad, get funny.
Toby Roberts will feature for Geoff and Carol Maki will host.
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Marson's Restaurant in Everett,Washington Cost: $10.00 Posted by:evdb
Several friends and myself enjoy Salsa dancing, but we loath the drive to Seattle. We have started a weekly meetup at Marimba! Restaurant in North Everett every Friday night. Dancing usually starts around 9 or 10 and goes till whenever.... They feature South American and Caribbean cuisine, serve beer and wine, and have a nice sound system. We Dance! We socialize! We eat! We laugh! check out: www.marimba-restaurant.com
Managing large amounts of complex information is common in todayâ??s business environment and, if done properly, can provide any business an edge over the competition. This course is for those who want to explore the fundamentals of Microsoft Access and practice general database design. Topics include database management; adding and deleting records; sorting and updating records; running reports; creating and modifying tables; examining table relationships; querying the database; creating and designing forms; and creating and modifying reports. Prerequisite: Welcome to Computers: Using Windows XP or equivalent experience, and good working knowledge of Word and Excel highly recommended. Textbook included ($20 value).
This course is for those new to word processing and want to explore the fundamentals of Microsoft Word. Receive vital training in the basics of creating, formatting, and saving documents. Additional topics include cut, copy, and paste; font and paragraph formatting; indents; margins; and print options. Discover the organizational power of tabs and tables, and add impact by incorporating clip art. Prerequisite: Welcome to Computers: Using Windows XP or equivalent. Textbook included.
Come join us as we go to Monroe for a day of looking around at the Monroe Fairgrounds with their flea market and have lunch at a local restaurant. We will spend the day fellowshipping and seeing what is out there. Bring money to shop and lunch. We will carpool over so all we ask is to chip in with gas for the driver. We will be there when they open at 9:00am and have lunch about 1:00pm. We will meet at a general location and drive from there to Monroe. Please call me and let me know where u would like to meet to carpool and I will post it. Cell number is (425) 314-6762 Terance
Volkssport walking as a Treasure Hunt. A February event on Camano Island searching for Glass Balls, see website: www.thegreatnwglassquest.com. The Great Northwest Glass QUEST is being held in the tradition of Lincoln City, Oregon?'s ?"Finders Keepers?" and Jekyll Island?'s ?"Island Treasures?" . Glass ball facsimiles will be hidden at various businesses around the Stanwood-Camano area. Find the facsimile and return it to the location inside for a real glass ball. Stop at Terry's Corner, which is on the right at the fork in the road at the entrance to Camano Island, and pick up a Quest Event Booklet before going to True Value Hardware. Meet at the True Value Hardware store on Camano Island: I-5 Exit 212 northbound left/southbound right. Consistently follow brown signs for Camano Island State Park for 13 miles. Proceed straight through Stanwood on main road over GenMark Clark Bridge onto Camano Island. At fork in road, veer left on E. Camano Road through two traffic lights to Texaco station on left. True Value is located next to IGA and behind the Texaco station. Ask for briefcase at check out counter. You will drive to the start point. Directions are on the walking directions. Restrooms available at IGA. Stanwood has several restaurants for those who would like to eat after the walk. A look at the above web site will give a listing of restaurants participating in the Glass QUEST.
Fully licensed and insured drain cleaners are available 24 hours a day to correct any drain cleaning problem and all work is guaranteed. Trust the trained specialists who are experienced in all types of drain cleaning for sinks, toilets, tubes, laundry & dishwashers, main sewer lines, roof & floor drains, pool skimmers & more.
Everett Massachusetts was settled in 1630 and incorporated as a city in 1892. Everett is a blue collar working class community that has served as a gateway city to immigrants for most of its history. The city has a large and diversified industrial and commercial base and offers many services along with a sizeable retail trade.
Everett is a small city of only 3.5 square miles but is able to provide a high level of education and public services to its citizens at a moderate tax rate. The city boasts a convenient location abutting Boston on the Mystic River. It is close to major highways and is easily accessible by public transportation. Logan International Airport is only 15 short minutes away!
Everett has maintained an “A” bond rating even during the most difficult economic times of recent years and its industry contributes significantly to the economic well being of Massachusetts because its many companies continue to produce and service products which are in use world wide.
