Fares for seniors and riders with disabilities will remain at a quarter. All juiced up Jan Griffin, Monroe, has a warning for anybody who may have purchased an Aroma Juice Extractor model number ACJ-250. She was making a carrot and grapefruit juice mix last Friday when her machine exploded, cutting her hand and arm and sending pieces of metal, plastic and sticky juice all over her kitchen. She has filed a complaint with the state attorney general's office and the manufacturer. A spokeswoman for the Aroma company said there has not been a recall issued.
Problems stem from putting too much pressure on the lid when pushing fruit down.
A spokesman for Rite Aide, which previously was Pay Less Drug Stores, said the company is pulling remaining items from the shelves. The attorney general's consumer division would not say whether it has received complaints on the item, other than Griffin's. Meanwhile, Griffin is still wiping up the mess. The event celebrates World No Tobacco Day. Also on Saturday, the task force, Snohomish Health District, Liquor Control Board and law enforcement folks will conduct compliance checks at stores around east county to see how easy it is for kids to buy cigarettes.