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WEEK IN REVIEW
Saturday
Man arrested at scene of suspicious fires in Ma...
Everett celebrates in style
Addition of 19,000 residents to Marysville may ...
Friday
Two arrests in Sultan homicide
Everett man's face a portrait of patriotism
Don't be a slowpoke in left lane, police say
Thursday


Plan your fun for the Fourth of July holiday
Everett caretaker arrested in theft from elderl...
If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait
Wednesday


At Russian-style bath house in Everett, clients...
Everett teen remembered as standout at school
Report on Lake Stevens Marine's death to be con...
Tuesday


Stackable houses could be a model for builders
Straighter path open for drivers on Highway 9
Everett School District chooses interim leader
Monday


Young candidate makes a bid for the Legislature
Cell-phone law tough enough? Ask New Jersey
Airline takes tour of Paine Field
Sunday


Hospitals worry as they care for more low-weigh...
Hundreds of fish tunnels need to be unclogged
In tests, racer zips to 400 mph
 

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Published: Sunday, July 6, 2008

Snohomish County Business Journal Advertising Information

Snohomish County's business community is served by the Snohomish County Business Journal, a monthly must-read magazine packed with valuable news and tips.

Each month, 14,000 copies are distributed: 13,000 are mailed to businesses with two or more employees (Dun & Bradstreet) as well as to members of the Everett and South Snohomish County chambers of commerce, and 1,000 are sold at key locations throughout the county, including area QFC and Top Foods/Haggen stores.

Colorful, informative and vital to its readers, the Snohomish County Business Journal is a cost-effective advertising buy for your business. To get an idea of what will be in our upcoming issues, take a look at our 2006 Editorial Calendar.

Talk to Gary Hauff (425-339-3445 or hauff@heraldnet.com) for more information and to find out about contract benefits.

Editorial Calendar?
Each month, the SCBJ produces special reports that focus on a specific topic or issue relevant to the business and high-tech communities in Snohomish County. Click here for our schedule of special reports and the advertising closing dates.

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2. Man, woman arrested in Sultan homicide
3. Addition of 19,000 residents to Marysville may wait
4. Everett celebrates in style
5. Man arrested at scene of suspicious fires in Marysville
6. Government's mixed messages on carrying ID
7. Darrington schools wrestle with drastic cuts
8. Raben's debut a big hit with AquaSox
9. Big yacht business shipshape
10. Centralia man attacked while trying to save puppy
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A lifetime of happiness
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