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Best of Lynnwood finalists announced: Voting opens Friday, Nov. 1 - Lynnwood Today

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The "Best of Lynnwood" awards have officially announced their finalists, with voting scheduled to commence on November 1, 2024. This annual event serves as a platform for residents to support their favorite local businesses and nonprofits, fostering community spirit and recognition. Categories range from dining to service industries, ensuring a comprehensive representation of what Lynnwood has to offer. Participation in the voting process not only empowers residents but also strengthens community ties, as local establishments gain visibility and appreciation. This year's nominations saw a diverse selection of businesses, reflecting the vibrant character of the Lynnwood area.

As the voting date nears, excitement is building, with many eager to see which businesses will emerge victorious. The initiative is a testament to the importance of local engagement and the role of small businesses in the fabric of the community. Residents are encouraged to participate actively and make their voices heard in this celebration of local excellence.

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