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Leadership Snohomish County welcomes new executives opens applications for fall program

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Leadership Snohomish County appointed Adrianne Wagner as acting CEO and Kathy Solberg as chief strategic officer to enhance community leadership. Both leaders are well-respected figures in Snohomish County, recognized for their prior contributions to LSC. Josh Estes, co-chair of the LSC Board, described them as community builders and visionary thinkers. The organization stressed the significance of investing in leadership programs during uncertain times, focusing on relationships and collaboration. Applications for the Fall 2025 Signature Class are now open, aiming to develop community-minded leaders through personal growth and understanding of civic impact.

The program emphasizes equity in its curriculum and has produced over 1,000 alumni leaders who influence the region's future. Interested candidates can apply or nominate leaders via the LSC website until August 1, 2025. Additionally, Leadership Day 2025 is scheduled for October 14 at Tulalip Resort and Casino, with further details to be announced.

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Hawaiian Shirt Contest returns to Lynnwood Luau, set for Aug. 16

The annual Lynnwood Luau will take place from 2-8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 16, featuring dancing, music, and food at the Lynnwood Event Center. A Hawaiian Shirt Contest, sponsored by Kona Kitchen, will reward winners with gift certificates. While admission to the luau is free, VIP tickets offering reserved tables and food coupons are available for purchase.

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Should WA Cares funds be invested in the stock market? Ferguson says yes

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson and Senate Republican Leader John Braun advocate for a constitutional amendment allowing the WA Cares Fund to invest in the stock market. The proposal aims to enhance funding for long-term care without raising taxes, but opposition warns it could lead to financial instability. Voters will decide on the measure on November 4.