Mike Sells News

Sheriffs and Police of Washington Endorse Sells

2010-06-20T12:35:43+01:00

The Washington Council of Police and Sheriffs announced June 17th, their endorsement for Rep. Mike Sells in the upcoming 2010 election. In doing so, David Hayes, President and Jamie Daniels, Executive Director noted,"We appreciate your continued support of public safety and law enforcement officers."

WACOPS is a professional organization formed to

Sells endorsed by Firefighters and Fire Chiefs

2010-06-17T09:43:06+01:00

The 2010 election campaign of Rep. Mike Sells was endorsed today by Everett Firefighters, Local 46, and the Washington Fire Chiefs. Mike Brown, Executive Director of the Fire Chiefs and Chief Wayne Senter, Legislative Committee Chair noted in a letter to Rep. Sells,"The Washington Fire Chiefs have chosen to endorse

Sells named Legislator of the Year by Washington Student Association

2010-06-15T08:48:16+01:00

State Representative Mike Sells has been named the 2010 State Legislator of the Year by the Washington Student Association. In doing, so, Jono Hanks, President of the WSA stated,"It is my distinct pleasure to let you know that the Washington Student Association has chosen to award you the Legislator

Aerospace center opens with fanfare, great expectations

2010-06-09T16:10:55+01:00

By Kurt Batdorf
Snohomish County Business Journal

EVERETT — The building isn't grand, but the Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center is teaching students the nuts and bolts of modern airplane manufacturing.

The “beta” class of 20 students opened their books and bench vises Wednesday morning after

Sells Vision Leads to Aerospace Training and Research Center at Paine Field

2010-06-03T09:22:58+01:00

Sells sponsored bill brings needed nursing programs to area

2010-05-15T09:20:51+01:00

UW to offer nursing classes at EvCCBy Mike BenbowHerald WriterEVERETT â€” The University of Washington's Bothell campus will offer its bachelor of science degree in nursing in Everett this fall to help ease the state's nursing shortage.In a partnership with the university and Everett Community College, the program is expected

Sells sponsored tax break saves Marysville jobs at Seacast

2010-03-30T09:18:06+01:00

Mike Benbow, Business Editor benbow@heraldnet.com Published: Tuesday, March 30, 2010Tax break will help save 180 jobs in MarysvilleA foundry gets an exemption from paying sales tax on materials used to make castings.By Jerry CornfieldHerald WriterOLYMPIA â€” A Marysville foundry secured a rare gift from the Legislature this year: a tax