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Lynnwood Chamber unveils FIFA destination map, awards 6,700 to parks foundation at October luncheon - Lynnwood Today

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The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce unveiled a FIFA destination map during its luncheon on October 15, aimed at attracting tourists for the 2026 World Cup. This initiative includes a $6,700 grant awarded to the parks foundation, enhancing local parks and recreational activities. Chamber representatives highlighted the economic benefits of increased tourism, noting that the World Cup presents a unique opportunity for local businesses. Community leaders attended the event, fostering collaboration for future tourism-related initiatives. The digital map will serve as a guide for visitors, showcasing key attractions and amenities in Lynnwood.

This move aligns with the chamber's ongoing commitment to promoting the city as a vibrant tourist destination. The luncheon also provided a platform for discussing further enhancements to local infrastructure and services. By leveraging the upcoming World Cup, the chamber aims to strengthen Lynnwood's economic landscape.

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Early stages of critical failure Funding outlook is grim for WA road upkeep

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