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Lynnwood City Council Adopts 2025-2026 Biennial Budget and Announces Community Events

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This article provides an update on the City of Lynnwood's recent developments, focusing on the adoption of the 2025-2026 Biennial Budget by the City Council on November 26, 2024. The budget totals $420 million across all funds, with $158 million allocated to the general fund, aimed at maintaining existing services while allowing for growth in critical areas. Additionally, the article lists upcoming community events, including the South Lynnwood Parks Stewardship Event and the E-Waste and Styrofoam Collection, which encourage resident participation and highlight the city’s commitment to environmental sustainability. The preliminary budget was presented by Mayor Christine Frizzell on October 17, 2024, showcasing the city's planning efforts. By combining financial updates with community initiatives, the article serves as a relevant resource for Lynnwood's residents, reflecting the city’s dedication to transparency and community involvement.

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Project Girl Mentoring Program Friendsgiving dinner Nov. 20

Project Girl Mentoring Program will host a Friendsgiving dinner on November 20 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 4114 198th St. S.W., Lynnwood. The event is free and open to the public, but attendees must RSVP by November 18.

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South Snohomish Countys only hygiene center will close its doors soon. Heres what we know so far

The Jean Kim Foundation's Hygiene Center in Lynnwood will close on December 12 after five years of service, providing over 51,000 showers to individuals experiencing homelessness. An event will be held on the final day to thank community partners and volunteers. The foundation is now seeking new host sites to continue its mission.

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Election 2025 Hurst, Escamilla, Owings, Mata, Leutwyler continue to lead in Monday returns

Lynnwood candidates George Hurst, Derica Escamilla, Isabel Mata, Bryce Owings, and Robert Leutwyler maintained their leads in updated election returns. Hurst garnered 4,313 votes (51.22%) against incumbent Christine Frizzell in the mayoral race, while Escamilla led City Council Position 1 with 4,927 votes (59.79%). Voter turnout in Lynnwood reached 36.44%.