Mukilteo resident joined Puget Sound Bank
Curtis Drury of Mukilteo has joined Bellevue-based Puget Sound Bank as vice president, senior relationship manager. Drury is a graduate of the University of Washington and a longtime supporter of youth athletics. He currently coaches youth baseball and soccer teams.
Professionals sought to go through Leadership Snohomish program
Leadership Snohomish County is accepting applications for up to 14 class members for the program that kicks off in October. Professionals can be age 21 to 29 from across Snohomish County. Applications are available at www.leadershipsc.org/apply. Submit completed applications by Aug. 29 to executive director Rob Harrahill at robh@leadershipsc.org or call 425-512-5244 with questions.
Frontier to provide Wi-Fi at Tulalip concert series
Frontier Communications Corporation has announced their partnership with the Tulalip Resort Casino to provide free Wi-Fi for the summer concert series that began in July. In an effort to enhance the concertgoer’s experience, Frontier has installed a temporary free Wi-Fi hotspot so the audience can share pictures, videos, tweets and personal experiences with friends and family.
Submit ‘Super Kid’ photos for Group Health contest
Group Health has launched a ‘Super Kid Photo Contest’ to recognize dynamic youngsters doing amazing things while supporting their communities at the same time. The winning photographer will receive $1,000 from Group Health to go toward a local non-profit of his or her choosing that supports children. In addition, Group Health will donate $250 on behalf of two runners-up.
Parents or guardians can go to http://onegoal.ghc.org/superkid to upload a snapshot of their child doing something adorable, brave or strong. Nominate a Washington state non-profit organization that supports children. Share with family and friends to vote.
The contest, open to all Washington state residents, runs through Aug. 17. The winners will be announced Aug. 20.
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