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South SnoCo Playtime Your Family Fun Guide for July 28-Aug. 3

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Families in Edmonds, Washington, can participate in free summer events, including outdoor concerts and movie nights, aimed at building community connections. Hazel Miller Plaza hosts concerts every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30 to 6 p. m. , featuring local bands like Sunbeam Tiger and Josiah Bogle, showcasing a variety of musical styles. On Saturday, Aug.

2, Terrace Park will screen "Monsters University" at 9 p. m. , offering a family-friendly experience. These events are designed to provide enjoyment and relaxation amid the hectic summer schedules that many families face. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or chairs for comfort while enjoying the performances.

The initiative reflects the local community's commitment to fostering connections through shared experiences. As families juggle various demands, these events offer a chance to slow down and enjoy quality time together. The concert series runs through August, providing ongoing opportunities for engagement.

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Snohomish County Parks awarded more than 1.6 million for park improvements

Snohomish County Parks and Recreation Division secured over $1.6 million in grants for park improvements. The funding includes a $500,000 grant for the Flowing Lake Dock project and $681,175 for expanding Martha Lake Park. Community feedback is sought on new playground designs planned for two parks.

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WA Department of Health launches tool to help residents find free naloxone

The Washington State Department of Health launched an online tool to help residents find free naloxone, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses. In 2024, over 3,100 people in the state died from drug overdoses, with opioids involved in 79% of those cases. This initiative aims to combat the opioid crisis by increasing access to life-saving resources.