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Rains No Match for Costumed Mutts During 20th Annual Halloween Howl

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood's 20th annual Halloween Howl successfully drew participants despite inclement weather, showcasing the community's dedication to pet-friendly events. Costumed dogs took center stage as attendees shared their experiences online. Tina Ellenbogen voiced her disappointment at missing the event and asked for images of a notable doxie quilt. Other participants expressed their enthusiasm for the celebration, highlighting its importance to local culture. Events like the Halloween Howl not only entertain but also strengthen community ties and promote social interaction.

The gathering reflects Lynnwood's vibrant spirit and love for pets, making it a cherished tradition. Additionally, the event emphasizes the role of pets in enhancing community engagement and joy. Such celebrations contribute to the overall well-being of residents and their furry companions.

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Commercial Aviation Work Group meets Dec. 9 at Boeing Field

The Commercial Aviation Work Group will hold a public hybrid meeting on December 9 at Boeing Field in Seattle. The group aims to evaluate the state's aviation needs and recommend improvements, including a Link light rail station near Paine Field for enhanced passenger access. Public comments will be accepted both in-person and online.

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Snohomish County hosts World AIDS Day event Dec. 1

Snohomish County will host a World AIDS Day event on December 1 to honor those lost to AIDS-related illnesses and raise awareness about HIV. The event will feature speakers and a walk to the newly restored AIDS Memorial. Over 40 million people have died from AIDS-related causes globally, highlighting the ongoing importance of education and prevention.

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South County cold weather shelter in Lynnwood will be open Nov. 29

The South County cold weather shelter at Maple Park Church in Lynnwood will open on Nov. 29 as temperatures are expected to drop below 34°F. Community Transit and Everett Transit will offer no-fare transportation to the shelter, which will be open for check-in from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.