Rogue Cowboy Wreaks Havoc in Woodinville Winery, Resulting in $1M in Damages

Marysville’s BlueBridge Program strengthens community bonds.

In the heart of Marysville, the BlueBridge Alliance Program is forging a powerful connection between law enforcement and the community. This 501(c)(3) nonprofit initiative, spearheaded by the Marysville Police Department, is breaking barriers, and creating a new standard for community policing.

“Our team is committed to providing outstanding service in partnership with our community to enhance our city’s safety, growth and livability,” said Marysville Police Chief Erik Scairpon.

Designed to cut through bureaucratic red tape and provide immediate relief, the BlueBridge Program equips officers with resources that extend beyond financial aid. It encompasses funding, technology, policies, guidelines, templates, training materials, and community advocacy. Officers are empowered to act promptly, making critical decisions with the aid of secure mobile banking, and ensuring accountability while helping those in need.

Marysville Police Department takes swift action against human trafficking

In the fight against human trafficking, Marysville Police Officer Raye Liffrig of the Marysville Police Department leveraged her BlueBridge card to ensure the immediate safety of a victim. A hotel room was secured for the night, complete with toiletries and food. The officer arranged transportation for her to purchase necessities and facilitated her travel to and from the hotel. This decisive action, in collaboration with the FBI, exemplifies the program's commitment to making a positive impact on lives in need.

Marysville’s Bluebridge Program and community outreach

Another shining example of the program's impact is Marysville Police Officer Amanda Stewart, a dedicated officer who has seamlessly integrated the BlueBridge Card into her community outreach efforts. Here are some instances where Officer Stewart's utilization of the BlueBridge Card has made a tangible difference:

1. Stranded visitors find help:

Responding to a call about a stranded vehicle, Officer Stewart encountered a distressed couple visiting family. With no means to fill their tank, the officer used the BlueBridge Card to provide the necessary fuel, ensuring the visitors could continue their journey without further distress.

2. Hotel stay for rental scam victim:

In a trespass call, Officer Stewart uncovered a rental scam victim who had fallen prey to an online fraudster. With compassion and the BlueBridge Card, the officer secured a hotel room for the night, offering the victim a safe space while she navigated the aftermath of the scam.

3. Crisis averted, one bus ticket at a time:

Approaching a woman in crisis, Officer Stewart used the BlueBridge Card to purchase a bus ticket for her journey home. Going beyond, the officer also provided groceries, ensuring she had a meal before heading to the bus stop. The combination of practical aid and empathy made a significant difference in this challenging situation.

To contribute to the BlueBridge Alliance Program and support Marysville Police Officers in their community outreach, visit BlueBridge Alliance Program. Together, we can bridge hope and make a lasting impact on the lives of those in need.

Originally posted on: https://www.marysvillewa.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?aid=1022

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Rogue Cowboy Wreaks Havoc in Woodinville Winery, Resulting in $1M in Damages

A suspect dressed as a cowboy broke into Sparkman Cellars winery in Woodinville, causing a substantial loss by spilling 5,000 gallons of wine. The incident, resulting in an estimated damage of $1 million, has prompted a full-scale investigation by local authorities.

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Border Crisis at Forefront as GOP Links Aid to Security Measures

Republican leaders in the U.S. Congress are strategically linking President Biden's $106 billion supplemental aid request to the inclusion of strict border and asylum policies. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are insisting that the aid package must address border security, aligned with the GOP's proposed H.R. 2 bill. The bill suggests reinstating Trump-era policies and tightening asylum claims. Despite bipartisan negotiation failures, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to put Biden's request to a vote, while allowing a Republican-crafted border security amendment. Republicans view the integration of border security measures into the aid package as essential for comprehensive outcomes.

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Kentucky Corn Pudding

Ingredients:

3 Tbsp butter at room temp

1 tsp salt

2 Tbsp sugar

3 large eggs

3 Tbsp flour

2 cups frozen corn

1 1/2 cpus milk

Directions:

1. Heat oven to 325 degrees

2. mix butter, sugar, flour and salt together.

3. beat eggs and mix in

4. stir in corn and milk until well blended

5. pour into a greased 1 1/2 qt. casserole

6. bake until slightly puffed and golden brown - about 45 min

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