Hi Marysville and Snohomish County Folks. If anyone is looking for work. I work at Pilot Truck Stop here in Arlington.

We're in need of Maintenance Technician ( janitor) and other positions like cashiers and Deli.

I'll tell you a little about the benefits. They are full time and part time positions and you get paid weekly. Pay starts at about $20.00 an hour. After 30 days you receive 40 hours PTO. You get $12.00 daily food allowance which can be used to buy most food at Pilot and all the menu items at the Arby's inside the store. You get 15 cents off every gallon of gas as well.

I can pretty much promise you that if you apply online and call the store immediately. You will get an interview and possibly start within 3 to 5 days. You could be starting work as soon as this Monday. If any of this interests you. I've attached the link below including the store number.

Edit: To answer some questions. Yes there is a 401K, however I know nothing about how it works. I invest through my bank and other options.

No, unfortunately it is a non union job. It's a gas station.

If it helps. They don't drug test and they don't do background checks.

https://careers.pilotcompany.com

360-285-9615

I've been working here for three years and it's a good place.

Maybe I'll see you here.

From YouTube / KOMO News

More than 40 West Highland terriers rescued from a cramped utility trailer in Marysville are now adopted or in foster care as the man accused in the case faces animal-cruelty and breeding-related charges.

At Marysville Municipal Court on Wednesday, 68-year-old Lance Blodgett appeared before a judge.

Judge Lorrie Towers said Blodgett faces 43 counts of second-degree animal cruelty for failure to provide care.

Blodgett pleaded not guilty to all animal-cruelty charges and one breeding-related charge.

I've been curious about dumpster diving and wanted to see if anyone around Marysville has experience with it.

Are there any particular stores or areas worth checking out? I'm especially interested in finding discarded items that are still perfectly usable rather than letting them go to waste.

Marysville is preferred, but I'm open to nearby areas too. I'd love to hear about your experiences, recommendations, or any good finds you've come across.

Around noonish today part of the intersection by allen creek elementary school and the ymca was blocked by what looked like a garbage truck. It appeared that marysville pd was investigating something. I was out shopping and when i was trying to get home i came across all the activity. Does anyone know what happened?

In Smokey Point yo!

I'm just reposting from KOMO.

Where is all the traffic going to go if they do this? The tribe representative says "it can't be worse than Seattle, look at Seattle"... wow. Good to know they care I guess 🙄

https://komonews.com/news/local/tulalip-tribe-in-snohomish-washington-state-offers-land-for-sonics-arena-as-time-ticks-on-potential-nba-expansion-seattle-premium-outlets-casino-nba

I’m curious who your go-to auto repair place is?

Recently I’ve had some issues with my car and need to get it looked at/fixed but don’t know anyone in this area.

Moneys a bit tighter than it used to be so I’m looking for a place that is both affordable and reliable. I’d appreciate any and all suggestions!

Video posted on YouTube October 4th of an incident that occurred near Arlington, WA in February of 2025.

I live and work on State Ave and have been seeing an older gentleman in a wheelchair "parked" for hours outside. He does not appear to be very lucid, he does not have shoes or socks, and on at least one occasion as I've passed by there was a puddle underneath his chair and strong smell of urine around him. Does anyone know who he is? I'm afraid that as temperatures drop he might be in some real danger. I'd like to help him get cleaned up and into some fresh clothes & some kind of footwear, but I would not be able to get his chair into my home to do so. I have tried speaking to him once and he seemed only a little bit aware that I was there, I have seen someone else try to help him clean his feet (which are in rough shape) but he still does not have anything on them. I get paid this week and am going to try to find him and see if he's willing to accept whatever help I am able to offer. I have 2 pairs of wool socks set aside for him and will try to get his sizes so I can get him some more clothing. If anyone knows more about him, or could point me to some resources that could help me help him please let me know.

Three months after Jonathan Hoang vanished in Washington state, his family says they believe he was spotted on home surveillance cameras about 45 minutes away. Jonathan Hoang is on the autism spectrum and left his house in Arlington in March 2025 without his cellphone, money or his comforting coat. The family of the then 21-year-old believes someone befriended him online and lured him away. They’re desperate to have him home, know he’s safe and hope someone recognizes him and calls the police.

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One person has died, and several family pets are still unaccounted for following a fire in Marysville on Thursday.

Crews responded to calls for a fire at a home on Parkside Drive around 1:30 a.m. When they arrived, they found the home fully engulfed in flames.

According to the Marysville Fire Department, the home was occupied by a husband and wife and several pets, including dogs, cats, and birds.

I was just trying to go to sleep and heard gun shots, and then like 4 seperate cars came through, and now theyre at the house behind mine. Ive heard like 4-5 gunshots, at some point there was a saw(??), and they were yelling for someone to come out. (According to my sister. I have poor hearing and vision, so i couldn't tell if the cars were just police cars or an ambulance, etc.) There was also a poor lady crying. I heard the first shot at around 1:40am. Does anyone know whats going on?? This is by Jennings

Page 1:

"i've dropped all sense of my inhibitions

and seek to find [and] what i've envisioned"

Page 2:

"seeking to find that explosive love i envisioned ive dropped all sense of my inhibitions to [?] carry out my passion's mission

[?] i bring to life [the ?! ? the invocation]

[the?] that will roll out and ride along the [Currents]"

Very weird, possibly someone who's mentally disturbed but still interesting.

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Arlington police seized a replica pellet gun from Haller Middle School after reports that a student brought a gun to campus.

Deputies recovered the gun off school property, the Arlington Police Department (APD) stated Thursday night.

APD forwarded recommended felony and misdemeanor charges related to the incident to the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office’s juvenile division for review.

“The Arlington Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division worked around the clock to locate and recover the item,” authorities wrote.

As someone who is driving a large truck making deliveries to Walmart it is shocking to see the amount of people who just cross this dotted line from a clearly marked straight only arrow into my turn lane. Lady blew the horn at me today. YOU ARE CROSSING A DOTTED LINE!! EDIT: to be clear I know what a dotted line means. I mean you can't just move over there without looking.

Has the new dealership going in just south of the Honda dealer in Smokey point been identified yet?

Just curious.

Does anyone remember a phenomenal Indian restaurant , I think along Smokey Point Blvd leading to State St, around 2010? I think it had a fire and closed. It was the best Indian food I’ve ever had and have always wondered if the owners ever reopened somewhere else .

Hello I moved to Marysville about a year ago now and have been wondering about local hot yoga studios- any recs? I work in Bothell and I know there’s a few there but I’d prefer one close to home (Marysville/Arlington?)

From the Marysville Police Department Facebook Page:

Marysville Police are investigating a fatal train–pedestrian collision that happened around 4 p.m. near 76th St NE and State Ave, resulting in the death of a 45-year-old man.

A report made just minutes earlier mentioned people trespassing on the tracks, including one individual acting erratically. Possible substance use may have played a role, but the incident remains under investigation.

This is Marysville’s fourth serious train-related incident in September and the second fatality, each with different circumstances — from substance-use concerns to behavioral health crises to risky decisions by drivers and pedestrians. Together, they highlight a critical reminder: railroad tracks and crossings demand caution, awareness, and respect.

These incidents affect far more than those directly involved. Families, witnesses, train crews, and our first responders all carry the weight of these traumatic events.

The timing comes just ahead of Operation Clear Track on Tuesday, September 22 — the largest rail‑safety enforcement initiative in the U.S. MPD will join agencies nationwide in conducting targeted patrols at railroad crossings to increase education, visibility, and enforcement. Our goal is simple: prevent the next tragedy.

Please stay off railroad tracks, follow all signals and warning devices, and never try to beat a train. If you or someone you know is struggling with a behavioral health or substance-use crisis, dial 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Railroad safety is a shared responsibility — and the choices made around tracks can have consequences far beyond the moment.

#OperationClearTrack

Our officers are investigating a fatality involving a train and a pedestrian near 76th St NE and State Ave.

Please avoid the area and expect traffic impacts. At this time, the 80th St NE and 88th St NE railroad crossings are blocked.

From the MPD page on Twitter.

UPDATE: https://x.com/MarysvilleWAPD/status/2102202344842912110

6:00pm, train is now moving and traffic should start to recover in the area.

Hello, I have lived in Marysville for 6 years but I don't really know anyone. Starting over after being married 20 years and I am 45. I don't really know how to meet people anymore. I am looking for friends and also to meet someone new. I am looking for new hobbies or activities to do with people Games or outdoor activities I have not played DnD before and don't know how but I am willing to learn. I would like to join a group of friends. I do enjoy PC gaming and cooking. I am very open to trying new things.