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Support Lynnwood HS Boosters at Vendor Splendor Holiday Market Nov. 29

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Lynnwood High School Boosters will hold the Vendor Splendor Holiday Market on November 29, 2025, in Lynnwood, Washington. This event will feature a diverse range of local vendors selling unique products, with proceeds directed toward supporting school programs. The school community and local residents are invited to shop, fostering a sense of community while contributing to educational funding. Donations will be accepted, enhancing the financial support available for school initiatives. The event emphasizes the critical role of local engagement in sustaining educational programs.

Local vendors will showcase their goods, providing shoppers with a variety of options. Participation in such events can significantly influence the resources available to students. This market underscores the importance of community support in enhancing educational opportunities in Lynnwood.

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