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Annual Snohomish County Update Returns on May 20th

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The Annual Snohomish County Update is set for May 20, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at an undisclosed location. This event will feature discussions led by Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers, focusing on local economic growth and initiatives. Stakeholders, including representatives from Everett Community College and Boeing, will provide insights into their contributions to the county's development. This update aims to strengthen community ties and enhance transparency between local officials and residents. The Economic Alliance Snohomish County and Banner Bank are also expected to play key roles in the discussions.

Engaging the community is vital for ensuring that residents are informed about ongoing projects. The event underscores the importance of collaboration in achieving economic goals. Local participation is anticipated to impact future initiatives positively.

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