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Reckless and distracted driving is the number-one killer of teens in the U.S., and South County Fire is hoping to minimize those kinds of accidents in Snohomish County by hosting an Impact teens driving class for both teens and parents.
Two online classes will be held on June 23, at noon and at 6 p.m. Teens will learn important information about licensing laws, distractions while driving, seat belts, speed and the critical importance of role modeling good behaviors behind the wheel.
The classes are free, but attendees must register in advance. Need special accommodations? Just let South County Fire know in your registration.
For schools or any groups of 10 or more, email South County Fire to set up a private class.
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$2 million in federal funding is a great start. If there are cost overruns, where will more money come from? Is this something we voters can decide? Is there a working plan already developed?
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Chris - You claim to have tried to reach the Planning Commission vice-Chair and got no response. I have no record of you attempting to contact me. No emails, not even in my Junk folder, no voice mails. Nothing. I am a volunteer. Show some class, correct your statement, or send proof.
It appears Mr. Clausen did email me a request for comment. I did not receive that request for comment. Gmail flagged his email with this the note below, and sent the message straight to a spam quarantine location that I do not monitor.
Why is this message in spam?