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Larsen and U.S. Senator Patty Murray announce the permanent location of Northwest Washington's new outpatient clinic for veterans. Behind them is a floor plan of the new facility (July 2008).
After years of work, Larsen announces the permanent location of Northwest Washington's new outpatient clinic for veterans (July 2008).
Larsen meets with Sultan Mayor Carolyn Eslick, Ed Peterson Executive Director of Housing Hope and program client Derek Edwards. Housing Hope promotes and provides affordable housing for residents of Snohomish County and Camano Island (May 2008).
Larsen joins Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) and Rob Iwamoto, Forest Supervisor for Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, to reveal the boundary sign for the newly-created Wild Sky Wilderness area at a community celebration in Index looking out on Wild Sky (May 2008).
Larsen helps welcome the first Growler to its new home at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (May 2008).
Larsen hosts U.S. Rep. Gene Taylor (D-MS) on a tour of Naval Station Everett, “the sailor’s choice”. Taylor is Chairman of the Seapower and Expeditionary Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, which has oversight of the U.S. Navy (March 2008).
USS Abraham Lincoln commanding officer, Capt. Patrick Hall escorts Larsen on a tour of the aircraft carrier along with the commanding officers of other ships homeported in Everett, Wash. Pictured left to right, prospective commanding officer, CDR Matt Ovios, USS Ingraham, Cmdr. James Minta, USS Rodney M. Davis, Capt. Patrick Hall, USS Abraham Lincoln, Cmdr. Michael Sparks, USS Momsen and Cmdr. Mark Johnson, USS Shoup.
Larsen meets with Linda Grant, Executive Director of Evergreen Manor in Everett, Washington. Evergreen Manor is one of two treatment centers that partner with Snohomish County’s highly successful drug court program.
Commander Donald M. Leingang, now retired Executive Officer of Naval Station Everett, provides the Navy's perspective to veterans in Marysville at one of four "Conversations with Veterans" Larsen hosted in November. At the meetings, Larsen heard from veterans about the issues important to them and spoke about his work bringing health care and services closer to veterans in Northwest Washington.
Larsen joins Port of Bellingham Executive Director Jim Darling to update the community on efforts to bring NOAA’s Marine Operations Center to Bellingham. Larsen announced his support for Bellingham’s NOAA bid at the event.
Larsen visits with First Lieutenant Bryan Jackson of Oak Harbor, Washington, and his parents, Captain Walt Jackson and Carol Jackson, at the Pentagon ceremony honoring First Lieutenant Jackson for receiving the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in combat operations in Iraq. The Distinguished Service Cross is the second-highest military decoration awarded by the United States Army.
Larsen visits with small business owner Steve Roguski during a “business walk” through Fairhaven. Larsen is a member of the Small Business Committee.
Congressman Larsen attends the White House ceremony honoring National Teacher of the Year Andrea Peterson, a music teacher at the Monte Cristo Elementary School in Granite Falls, Washington.
Congressman Larsen, actor and drug treatment advocate Martin Sheen, Snohomish County Superior Court Judge George Bowden and Snohomish County Adult Drug Court Coordinator Karla Standefer call on Congress to restore funding for the successful Drug Courts Discretionary Grant Program to fight meth and prevent crime.
Larsen meets with a team of students from Western Washington University who won an EPA award for their innovative natural gas vehicle, the Viking 32.
Larsen and Secretary of the Navy the Honorable Dr. Donald C. Winter tour a Navy Ice Station in the Arctic Circle. Larsen, a member of the Seapower and Expeditionary Forces Subcommittee, joined the USS Alexandria for the Navy’s Ice Exercise 2007 to learn about the role of submarines in our national defense. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy)
Larsen attends the dedication ceremony for Sultan Basin Road Phase Iⅈ, an important public safety project he helped make possible by securing $480,000 in federal funding.
Larsen attends the dedication ceremony for Sultan Basin Road Phase Iⅈ, an important public safety project he helped make possible by securing $480,000 in federal funding.
Larsen speaks to a packed room at the Everett Public Library at one of many town hall meetings he’s held across the district this year.
Larsen learns about busting meth labs at the DEA’s training facility in Quantico, Virginia. Larsen is co-chair of the House Meth Caucus. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
Larsen learns about busting meth labs at the DEA’s training facility in Quantico, Virginia. Larsen is co-chair of the House Meth Caucus. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
Larsen and U.S. Senator Patty Murray announce the permanent location of Northwest Washington's new outpatient clinic for veterans. Behind them is a floor plan of the new facility (July 2008).
After years of work, Larsen announces the permanent location of Northwest Washington's new outpatient clinic for veterans (July 2008).
Larsen meets with Sultan Mayor Carolyn Eslick, Ed Peterson Executive Director of Housing Hope and program client Derek Edwards. Housing Hope promotes and provides affordable housing for residents of Snohomish County and Camano Island (May 2008).
Larsen joins Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) and Rob Iwamoto, Forest Supervisor for Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, to reveal the boundary sign for the newly-created Wild Sky Wilderness area at a community celebration in Index looking out on Wild Sky (May 2008).
Larsen helps welcome the first Growler to its new home at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (May 2008).
Larsen hosts U.S. Rep. Gene Taylor (D-MS) on a tour of Naval Station Everett, “the sailor’s choice”. Taylor is Chairman of the Seapower and Expeditionary Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, which has oversight of the U.S. Navy (March 2008).
USS Abraham Lincoln commanding officer, Capt. Patrick Hall escorts Larsen on a tour of the aircraft carrier along with the commanding officers of other ships homeported in Everett, Wash. Pictured left to right, prospective commanding officer, CDR Matt Ovios, USS Ingraham, Cmdr. James Minta, USS Rodney M. Davis, Capt. Patrick Hall, USS Abraham Lincoln, Cmdr. Michael Sparks, USS Momsen and Cmdr. Mark Johnson, USS Shoup.
Larsen meets with Linda Grant, Executive Director of Evergreen Manor in Everett, Washington. Evergreen Manor is one of two treatment centers that partner with Snohomish County’s highly successful drug court program.
Commander Donald M. Leingang, now retired Executive Officer of Naval Station Everett, provides the Navy's perspective to veterans in Marysville at one of four "Conversations with Veterans" Larsen hosted in November. At the meetings, Larsen heard from veterans about the issues important to them and spoke about his work bringing health care and services closer to veterans in Northwest Washington.
Larsen joins Port of Bellingham Executive Director Jim Darling to update the community on efforts to bring NOAA’s Marine Operations Center to Bellingham. Larsen announced his support for Bellingham’s NOAA bid at the event.
Larsen visits with First Lieutenant Bryan Jackson of Oak Harbor, Washington, and his parents, Captain Walt Jackson and Carol Jackson, at the Pentagon ceremony honoring First Lieutenant Jackson for receiving the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in combat operations in Iraq. The Distinguished Service Cross is the second-highest military decoration awarded by the United States Army.
Larsen visits with small business owner Steve Roguski during a “business walk” through Fairhaven. Larsen is a member of the Small Business Committee.
Congressman Larsen attends the White House ceremony honoring National Teacher of the Year Andrea Peterson, a music teacher at the Monte Cristo Elementary School in Granite Falls, Washington.
Congressman Larsen, actor and drug treatment advocate Martin Sheen, Snohomish County Superior Court Judge George Bowden and Snohomish County Adult Drug Court Coordinator Karla Standefer call on Congress to restore funding for the successful Drug Courts Discretionary Grant Program to fight meth and prevent crime.
Larsen meets with a team of students from Western Washington University who won an EPA award for their innovative natural gas vehicle, the Viking 32.
Larsen and Secretary of the Navy the Honorable Dr. Donald C. Winter tour a Navy Ice Station in the Arctic Circle. Larsen, a member of the Seapower and Expeditionary Forces Subcommittee, joined the USS Alexandria for the Navy’s Ice Exercise 2007 to learn about the role of submarines in our national defense. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy)
Larsen attends the dedication ceremony for Sultan Basin Road Phase Iⅈ, an important public safety project he helped make possible by securing $480,000 in federal funding.
Larsen attends the dedication ceremony for Sultan Basin Road Phase Iⅈ, an important public safety project he helped make possible by securing $480,000 in federal funding.
Larsen speaks to a packed room at the Everett Public Library at one of many town hall meetings he’s held across the district this year.
Larsen learns about busting meth labs at the DEA’s training facility in Quantico, Virginia. Larsen is co-chair of the House Meth Caucus. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
Larsen learns about busting meth labs at the DEA’s training facility in Quantico, Virginia. Larsen is co-chair of the House Meth Caucus. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
