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2025 Lynnwood Chamber Community Leadership Award finalists announced

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The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce announced its 2025 Community & Leadership Awards finalists, recognizing significant contributions from professionals and community leaders in Lynnwood. The gala will be held on September 5, from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m.

at the Lynnwood Event Center, with ticket prices ranging from $195 to $225. Nominations span several categories, including outstanding community service, businesswoman, businessman, and innovation, featuring individuals like State Rep. Lauren Davis and Mayor Christine Frizzell. The awards aim to celebrate local achievements and foster community spirit, highlighting the efforts of businesses such as B. Thai Cuisine and Lynnwood Animal Hospital.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available, encouraging local businesses to support the event. The awards ceremony not only honors nominees but also aims to inspire others in the community. This annual event underscores the importance of recognizing local leaders and organizations that contribute positively to Lynnwood.

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