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Welcome from Arlington’s Mayor

Dear friends and visitors, Welcome to Arlington’s 2014 Summer Festival! It is our privilege to be your host and to invite your participation in the variety of festival activities.

This year’s festival season kicks off with our famous 4th of July Frontier Days festivities in downtown Arlington. We hope you will join us for a fun filled day starting with a pancake breakfastt at Haller Park at 7 a.m., then continuing on to the Pedal, Paddle, Puff Triathlon, Kiwanis auctions, the dedication of the new playground at Haller Park, and an afternoon of old-fashioned carnival games and food at Legion Park.

n Mayor Barb Tolbert

The 4th of July Grand Parade starts at 5 p.m on Olympic Avenue, preceded by the annual Kiddies Parade. After the parade, we hope you join us at Haller Park for the annual Rotary Duck Dash and live music,

before heading out to Bill Quake Memorial Park to watch the spectacular fireworks display.

The festival continues with the 46th Annual Arlington Fly-In at Arlington Municipal Airport. The Fly-In draws over 1,000 aircraft and 50,000 visitors annually to Arlington for five days of pure aviation excitement. The Fly-In begins on Thursday, July 10, and continues through Saturday, July 12, with daily airshows, new displays, a hot air balloon night glow, and an outdoor movie theater.

In concert with the Fly-In, the Arlington Street Fair packs Olympic Avenue with booths from local artisans and vendors,

along with fabulous entertainment and food. The Street Fair kicks off on Friday, July 11 and concludes on Sunday, July 13.

The series of Arlington community festivals is a tradition that brings Arlington together as a community to extend the welcoming spirit to all our visitors.

It is through strong community partnerships along with countless volunteer hours that Arlington is able to bring you these incredible community events.

We hope you have an enjoyable visit and that you make it a tradition in your family to ­attend each and every year.

Barb Tolbert Mayor of Arlington

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Arlington celebrates Independence Day With classic rubber duckies racing down the river, cyclists pedaling up the valley, and marching bands leading a parade through the center of historic downtown, Arlington’s 4th of July festival celebrates Independence Day with enthusiasm. The full schedule of fun events starts at 7 a.m. Friday in Haller Park, 100 West Avenue at the Stillaguamish River, and continues throughout the day at various locations.

Charge up for the day with Pancakes in the Park, 7 to 10 a.m., courtesy of the Arlington Firefighters Association, for just $5. A steaming cup of coffee is by donation.

Registration starts at 8 a.m. for the Pedal, Paddle, Puff Triathlon. The route for cyclists, paddlers and runners through the rural countryside showcases some of Arlington’s best parks and recreational opportunities.

n Legion Park is filled with activities for the whole family from noon to 4 p.m. during Arlington’s 4th of July fun.

Silent bidding begins at 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. for the Arlington Kiwanis Auction in Haller Park, with an exciting live auction at 10:30 a.m. Lots of great donations, including the chance to honor some-

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Proceeds of the auction benefit high school graduates of Arlington and Lakewood.

At 10:15 a.m., join the

crowds at Haller Park to dedicate the new children’s playground built with donations from the Arlington Rotary and the community.

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Legion Park, with games and activities for all ages. ­Magic shows are set for 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. at the north side of the gazebo. Face painting, bouncy houses, pony rides and more will keep the family entertained while waiting for the big parade, which starts at 5 p.m.

Just before the Grand Parade’s launch, the Kiddies Parade hits the street at 4:30 p.m.

Following the parade, be sure to migrate with the crowd back to the river to learn who wins the Great Stilly Duck Dash. Presented by the Arlington Rotary Club, the Duck

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Dash raises money for the Rotary Club’s many beneficiaries in Arlington and the world beyond.

For the grand finale of every Fourth of July, bring a picnic, blanket or lawn chairs to snag a spot for Fireworks on the Fourth, presented by the Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Commerce at Quake Field, 18501-59th Ave., across 59th Avenue from the Arlington Airport. Park on the ball fields around the Arlington Boys and Girls Club. Fireworks start at dark, depending on the weather, so plan to n Tractors and other farming vehicles are always a hit at the 4th of July parade. settle in and relax.

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Duck Dash winners share $25,000 The Great Stilly Duck Dash is a successful fundraiser for the Arlington Rotary Club, and it provides fun and excitement— and the chance to win a cash prize—to the community.

Twenty-five lucky winners, whose numbered ducks cross the watery finish line first, will each receive $1,000 from the Rotary.

Look for Rotarians throughout town before and during the 4th of July festivities to purchase your chance to win!

n One of 25 $1,000 cash prize winners in the 2013 Great Stilly Duck Dash, Kara Westerman (center) with Rotary Duck A.J. Chase, sponsor Tom Lane and winning ticket seller, Ron Love.

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Parade honors emergency leaders

2014 has been a rough year for Arlington and its neighboring communities.

On March 22, a wall of mud devastated an Oso neighborhood, killing 43 people, destroying dozens of homesteads and depositing up to 50 feet of mud across a major highway.

From the first day of the tragedy, locals depended on a handful of community leaders for information, logistics and big shoulders. Mayors and fire chiefs in rural Arlington, Oso and Darrington found themselves faced with the enormous task of coordinating an emergency response to an unbeliev-

nual 4th of July parade, have chosen to honor those community leaders, who shouldered so much of the burden during the past few months with grace and unity, by asking them to lead the grand parade down Olympic Avenue.

The Grand Marshals of this year’s parade are Arlington Mayor Barbara Tolbert, Darrington Mayor Dan Rankin, Arlington Rural Fire Chief n (L-R) Oso fire chief Willy Harper, Darrington Mayor Dan Rankin, and Ar- Travis Hots, Oso Fire Chief lington Mayor Barb Tolbert accompanied President Obama on his trip to Oso. Willy Harper, Darrington Fire able tragedy, even while grievStaff and board members at Chief Dennis Fenstermaker, ing their own personal losses Cascade Valley Hospital and and Arlington Fire Chief/Diand those of their friends and the hospital’s nonprofit foun- rector of Public Safety Bruce neighbors. dation, which sponsors the an- Stedman.

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Fun in the street at Arlington Street Fair Established in 1989 to attract Fly-In visitors into downtown Arlington, the Arlington Street Fair has taken on a life of its own.

Presented by the Downtown Arlington Business Association (DABA), the event coordinator this year is Kathleen Shalan, owner of the Country Rose store on Olympic Avenue. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Sunday.

A shuttle runs to and from the Arlington Fly-In all day Friday and Saturday. Catch the shuttle at the north side

City of Arlington 2014 Park Events Arlington’s Entertainment on the Terraces:

The City is able to provide free concerts in the park with funding from the City’s hotel tax fund. Thursday evenings at 6:30-8:00pm at Terrace Park (809 E. 5th Street.)

Thursday, Aug. 7 Bradford Lomis - Soulful Roots/Americana Thursday, Aug. 14 Kevin Jones Band - Roots Electric/Acoustic Rock Thursday, Aug. 21 Randy Hansen Band- Music of Jimi Hendrix Thursday, Aug. 28 Silence w/guest D.L.A.- Alternative Punk Rock Saturday, Aug 24 at 6PM Beatles in the Park presented by Calvary Arlington

Outdoor Movies in July:

Karaoke prior to the movie at 7 pm. Movie starts at approx. 9 pm Thursday, July 17 ..............Rock of Ages, PG 13 Thursday, July 24 ..............Man of Steel, PG 13 Thursday, July 31 ..............The Lego Movie, PG Thursday, July 10 presented at the Fly-In at Arlington Airport

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While its purpose is to bring people into town from the FlyIn, there’s nothing saying that Arlington residents can’t hop the bus to enjoy the day at the airport looking at airplanes, without fighting the traffic.

Plan to stock up on veggies grown here in the Stillaguamish Valley, as the Arlington Farmers Market will be part of the scene on its regularly scheduled times on Saturday.

Enjoy live music on the Street Fair stage, featuring the local country band Classic Roads from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, and Andrew B Working and Aubrey from 4 to 6 p.m.

On Sunday, Arlington’s own rising country star Jesse Taylor

plays from 1 to 3 p.m.

Amateur vocalists also get a chance to shine in the Arlington Idol contest, held at 3 p.m. on Saturday.

The three-day event also includes a food court, with vendors selling a variety of tasty treats.

As of June 20, 100 vendors had signed up to offer a range of products and services at the street fair, from local business promotions to hand-crafted items.

“There are lots of new woodworking vendors,” said Shalan.

“One person makes art out of old wine barrels. We will have a price range for everyone— from inexpensive treasures to custom artwork.”

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Kids get creative at the street fair

Face painting, Jim Creek clay sculpture, mosaics, abstract expressionism and rock painting are just some of the fun activities that will be provided for children of all ages at the City Hall Plaza during the Arlington Street Fair.

Presented by Arlington Arts Council’s Youth Engaged in Art committee, the fun activities are provide by AAC members and friends, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday during the street fair, which runs July 11-13. There will be no art activities on Sunday.

YEA provides art for children throughout the year, with

n Youngsters get a chance to create their own works of art during the AAC’s Youth Engaged in Art activities at the Street Fair.

monthly classes at the Arlington Boys & Girls Club, summer art outings, and art for kids at the Arlington Eagle Festival and at AAC’s Art in

the Park in September. ber, Oct. 18 this year, at Glen­ YEA is funded by special eagle Family Restaurant. contributions made at AAC’s For information see arlington annual Fall into Art Auction artscouncil.net or go to face on the third Saturday of Octo- book.com/arlingtonartscouncil.

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Arlington Fly-In is cleared for takeoff

By Andrew Kneeland andrew@northcountyoutlook.com The Arlington Fly-In has come a long way since 1969.

When the Arlington Fly-In aviation show began in 1969, it was an afternoon of airplanes and spaghetti among friends.

This year the aviation show is expected to draw about 55,000

guests and includes three days of aerobatics, workshops, and displays of more than 1,000 aircraft.

Held from July 10-12 at the Arlington Municipal Airport, the Arlington Fly-In features vintage aircraft, modern marvels, military aircraft, homebuilt machines, and all other photo courtesy of arlington fly-in

n Team Rocket provides thrills in the air above the airport.

forms of aviation. Bi-plane rides are offered throughout the weekend. Friday is labeled as vintage day with a vintage planes fly-by, a vintage radiocontrolled plane contest, and a vintage motorcycle stunt show.

Hot air balloons will light up the sky in the evening.

The Arlington Fly-In will present a new fireworks airshow on Saturday, July 11, as a tribute to the heroic efforts by so many after the Oso mudslide. Team Rocket combines high-speed aerobatics with a fireworks display set to music. A jazz concert featuring MOJO starts at 7 p.m., followed by the airshow at 9:45 p.m. The event is sponsored

by Harman Eye Clinic and the Stillaguamish Tribe.

With special activities planned just for the youngsters, Thursday is Kids’ Day photo courtesy of arlington fly-in n Vintage aircraft and hot air balloons are among the high-flying sights at the at the Fly-In. Would-be pithree-day Arlington Fly-In. lots can enjoy face painting,

kite building, candy airplane crafts, and a special airshow at 2 p.m.

While interested locals flock to the airfield for the daily activities, many aviation enthusiasts fly in from around the country and take advantage of onsite camping and special evening events, including outdoor aviation-themed movies shown on a giant screen on the runway. Thursday evening’s selection is the animated feature “Valiant.” “High Road to China” starring Tom Selleck is on tap for Friday evening, and the recent blockbuster “Gravity” will be shown Saturday evening.

Daily workshops offered include aircraft building demonstrations, radio-controlled aircraft display, poly fiber fabric covering, and composite concepts. The workshops open each day at 9 a.m. and run continuously until 2 p.m.

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Arts Council show lands at the Fly-In

“Corsair,” a painting by Rocky Barrick, will be part of the firstever art show at the Arlington Fly-In, July 10-12, presented by Arlington Arts Council.

Along with Barrick’s airplanes and trains, participating artists include painters John Cavcey, Kathy Critchfield, Jacques Drapeau, Larry Estep, Gary Govett, Vicki Johnson and Carey Sorensen; photographers Berta Baker and Robert Walters; mixed media by Fran Kaufman, glass by Cindy Martinez; painted silk by Karen Lyons.

The art exhibit, along with information about the Arlington Arts Council, will be located on the west-side promenade, near 188th Street.

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Sweet music from the mountain returns

What would summer be without a little bluegrass music? This July 18, 19 and 20, the Bluegrass and Country Music Makers Association is hosting the 38th Annual Darrington Bluegrass Festival at the Bluegrass Music Park.

There was some concern about the viability of the 3-day concert and jam fest in the weeks following the Oso mudslide, with SR 530 into Darrington blocked and exhausting rescue and recovery efforts on everyone’s mind. But organizers, and the communities that surround the Darrington area, have pulled together to create an even bigger and bet-

On Saturday, July 19, Raynae Redmond will lead a 2-hour Kids in Bluegrass class starting at 9 a.m. for kids ages 6 to 18. The young students will present a short performance at 11 a.m. that same day.

Campers can enjoy the traditional American music at their campsites with the 24 hour jammin’ session, where campers/musicians play their Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers are among the nationally-known bands that acoustic music all night long! will perform at this year’s Darrington Bluegrass Festival.

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Festival of the River addresses salmon, water quality For a quarter of a century the Stillaguamish Festival of the River has been a staple in Washington summer activities, and the Stillaguamish Tribe is determined to make this year’s event the best festival yet.

Held at River Meadows County Park in Arlington on August 9 and 10, the Festival aims to provide the community with a venue for education and entertainment centered around making the environment cleaner and healthier for people, fish, and wildlife.

The two-day festival will be jam-packed with live music, a circus troupe, children’s activi-

ties, environmental and wellness exhibits, and interpretive salmon habitat tours. There will also be a Pacific Science Center show, a Stillaguamish cultural exhibit, a logging show, and craft and food exhibits.

Four major talking points have been adopted for this year’s festival, with the intention to discuss problems and solutions for the following issues: the declining salmon population, poor water quality in the Stillaguamish Water­ shed, toxic chemicals in and around the Puget Sound/ Georgia Basin estuary, and

wildlife and wildlife habitat declines throughout the Pacific Northwest.

The Stillaguamish Tribe will also host a Pow-Wow that is free and open to the general public. According to their website, over 14,000 people came out to learn and celebrate at last year’s festival.

Parking and admission to the Stillaguamish Festival of the River and Pow-Wow are free. Gates open at 10 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. River Meadows County Park is located n A ceremonial Pow-Wow is one of the just east of Arlington on Jor- attractions at the Stillaguamish Festival of the River, Aug. 9 and 10. dan Road.

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We’re not the biggest duck in the pond.

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Steve Smith, “The Whistling Gardener”

Perry Mascitti, “Secrets of the Tulalip Chefs”

Peter Barrett, “Safety First”

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Quil Ceda Village is conveniently located on the I-5 corridor. Use exits 200 and 202 and turn west. For more information call 360-716-5010.

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