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Incumbent Democratic state Rep. Clyde Shavers is facing Republican challengers Carrie Kennedy and Yvonne Gallardo-Van Ornam in the primary for Washington's 10th Legislative District. Shavers focuses on lowering the cost of living and veterans' issues, while Kennedy questions his military service claims and pushes for educational reforms. The election brings to light significant social issues, including LGBTQ+ rights and educational funding.
Bellevue, Lynnwood, and surrounding areas are seeing an influx of 25 new restaurants, including Bangkok Boulevard, which specializes in Thai cuisine. This growth reflects the dynamic culinary scene of the region, appealing to food enthusiasts and local residents alike. The article highlights the variety of dining options now available, enhancing the local gastronomic landscape.
Bellevue and Lynnwood welcome 25 new restaurants, enriching the local dining scene and offering a variety of cuisines including Thai dishes at Bangkok Boulevard. The article highlights significant new openings that cater to diverse tastes, making it a notable addition to the region's culinary landscape.
A former sheriff and a nurse are competing for the open seat in Washington's Legislative District 12, following a redistricting aimed at enhancing Latino voter participation. Republican Brian Burnett focuses on public safety and tax reduction, while Democrat Heather Koellen advocates for healthcare access and affordable housing. The election is set for August 6, 2024.
Bellevue, Lynnwood, and surrounding areas are welcoming 25 new restaurants, expanding the local dining scene. Among these, Bangkok Boulevard in Edmonds stands out for its authentic Thai noodle dishes and curries. This influx of new eateries reflects the growing culinary landscape and diversity in the region.
A lawsuit filed by the Friends of Phil Johnson Ballpark Phase II seeks to stop Everett's plans for a temporary shelter for women and children near the Phil Johnson Ballfields. The city has allocated $3 million from the American Rescue Plan Act for this project, which aims to provide 20 tiny houses and essential facilities for the homeless population. Opponents claim the land cannot be used for such purposes under the city’s comprehensive plan.
Residents of Granite Falls successfully reunited with their missing Argentine black-and-white tegu, Tazz, after a two-day search. Initially mistaken for a 10-foot alligator, Tazz was found in a barn about a mile from home, emphasizing the need for community education about reptiles.
An alligator sighting near Granite Falls was identified as Tazz, an Argentine white tegu. Local authorities are asking residents to report any sightings to help return Tazz home. His owner assures the public that Tazz is friendly and docile.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is considering permanently closing 33 cabins at Cama Beach Historical State Park due to concerns about native history, rising sea levels, and septic system failures. A decision will be made on October 10, following public support for repairing the cabins, which are historically significant to Indigenous peoples.
The Bothell Police Department warns residents about ongoing imposter scams where callers falsely claim to be police officers demanding payment via Bitcoin or gift cards. The department emphasizes that they will never request money over the phone. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.