COVER STORY: TRAVEL & TOURISM
The mother-son duo of Rosalie and Scott Fincher has carved out a tourism niche with Travelin’ Northwest Style

Snohomish County tourism stats

In the Internet age, travel agents use their experience and customer service skills to compete

Edmonds Community College’s travel program enjoys steady enrollment and a diverse student body

From swimming pools to gas stations, tribal casinos are adding amenities to attract guests

The Port of Everett endorses a plan to redevelop the north marina, a plan that includes more restaurants, shops and public plazas

BUSINESS NEWS
In these tight times, nonprofit Little Red School House finds a new way to raise funds

Everett Industrial Supply is being sold to Stellar Industrial Supply of Tacoma

Experiencing a dip in sales tax revenue, Marysville begins crafting a plan to attract new businesses and help old ones grow

The publisher of Marples Business Newsletter says the recession is over for the country, but not for the region

The Snohomish County jobless rate soars to 8 percent

Housing remains a healthy sector in the local economy

Aerospace briefs

WORKING WHEELS
Lease or buy? Consider what’s best for your business’ financial goals before making the decision

Commercial vehicles go high tech with wireless GPS gadgetry

BUSINESS PROFILES
A former dairy farmer finds success as a Kinkade art gallery owner

Sultan’s Air-Tite Window Manufacturing has grown its customer base with the help of the Web

CHAMBER PROFILE
The Sky Valley Chamber of Commerce expands its boundaries and its membership

BANKING
Construction begins on North County Bank’s Marysville branch

Cascade Bank reports the benefits of converting to a commercial institution

COLUMNS
Financial Focus: “Buy and hold” is the way to go when it comes to stock-market strategy

Realty Markets: Everett Station is a class act

Marketing Mentor: A snappy elevator pitch takes practice

Managing People: You’ll get a return on investment with employee training

Manager’s Memo: Motivate and reward older workers to retain their knowledge and experience

Business 101: If the Enron debacle has taught us anything, it’s that businesses must set and meet high standards in order to succeed

Economic Outlook: An upcoming conference gives businesses a chance to network with government procurement agencies

OPINION
State law leaves employers facing the high cost of not knowing an employee’s past conduct

Everett Station opens the door to economic opportunity

BUSINESS BRIEFS

PEOPLE WATCHING

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