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Everett Red Robin to hold special event for Lynnwoods Heroes Caf May 28

Red Robin will donate a portion of sales on May 28 to support the Lynnwood Heroes Café, a nonprofit aiding veterans in need. The fundraiser runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Everett location, and patrons must inform their servers to ensure donations are made.

PUD Edmonds power outage Tuesday night caused by squirrel in equipment

A squirrel caused a power outage affecting 2,500 customers in Edmonds on Tuesday night, according to Snohomish County PUD. The incident occurred around 7 p.m. when the animal entered utility equipment, leading to a fire and subsequent power disruption.

A commitment to the future of public safety Snohomish County 911 moves into new facility

Snohomish County 911 launched operations in a new $67.5 million emergency communications center in Everett, enhancing public safety services for the region. The facility, built to withstand disasters, consolidates all staff under one roof, improving operational efficiency and collaboration.

Julie Ann Cutting A former Edmonds resident, she graduated from Edmonds High in 1971

Julie Ann Cutting, a former resident of Edmonds, WA, passed away on May 15, 2025, at the age of 72. Known for her intricate car painting skills, she enjoyed Bingo and traveling in her RV with her husband, Dave Cutting. She is survived by her family, including one daughter and four grandchildren.

Ferguson signs budget boosting Washington state spending and taxes

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed a two-year state budget and tax package to address a $16 billion budget shortfall, generating billions in new revenue. The budget includes a 6-cent gas tax increase and relies on approximately $4 billion from new taxes to fund various state services. Ferguson faced criticism from Republicans for the tax hikes, which he had initially opposed.

SUN Bucks program returns to provide summer food support for Washington children

Up to 620,000 children in Washington will receive SUN Bucks, a one-time payment of $120, through the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer program starting in June 2025. The program aims to provide food assistance during the summer months when school meals are unavailable, addressing children's nutritional needs. Families can apply online for benefits if they do not auto-qualify.

Webster honored with John Lovick Legacy Award at NAACP Snohomish County gala

Lynnwood civic leader Wallace “Wally” Webster II received the John Lovick Legacy Award at the 2025 NAACP Snohomish County Freedom Fund Gala on March 29. The annual event honors individuals who positively impact the Snohomish County community. Webster, a lifetime NAACP member, has served in various leadership roles, including senior vice president at Bank of America.

Speed dating with Edmonds candidates at Edmonds Waterfront Center June 2

Community members can meet local candidates at a Candidate Speed Dating event on June 2 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. Sponsored by the Edmonds Civic Roundtable, the event aims to facilitate interaction between voters and candidates for city council, school board, and port commission positions. Registration is required due to limited space.

Jaime Mendez News May 20, 2025

My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance access to bilingual content for the community.

Overnight lane reductions and rolling slowdowns on SB I-405 near SR 527 in Bothell, May 21-22, for sign removal

Drivers in Bothell should anticipate nighttime rolling slowdowns on southbound I-405 from May 21-22 for sign removal. The closures, part of the I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project, aim to enhance roadway safety during construction. Detours will direct traffic around affected ramps.

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