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Stay in style: Discover the top hotels for your perfect getaway

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The Daily Herald has released the results of its 'Best of Snohomish County' awards, celebrating local establishments as voted by readers. The Tulalip Resort Casino topped the list as the best hotel, recognized for its exceptional services and amenities, followed by Hotel Indigo in Everett and Silver Cloud Mukilteo. This annual event serves as a platform for community members to express their preferences and support local businesses, fostering a sense of belonging and engagement. Voting for the 2024 awards has begun, inviting readers to spotlight their favorite local spots. Such initiatives not only bolster the local economy but also enrich the community's cultural landscape.

The Tulalip Resort Casino's win exemplifies its strong reputation and popularity among residents and visitors alike, reflecting trends in hospitality and tourism within Snohomish County.

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Shop for a cause at the Washington Kids tag sale in Lynnwood

Washington Kids hosts a two-day tag sale on July 11 and 12 in Lynnwood, featuring discounted merchandise from the closed Swedish Edmonds Hospital Gift Shop. Proceeds support essential programs for unhoused and low-income families in the Edmonds School District.

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Election 2025 Incumbent Derica Escamilla, candidate for Lynnwood City Council Position 1

Derica Escamilla seeks to retain her Position 1 seat on the Lynnwood City Council in the upcoming August primary elections. Appointed in 2024, she faces challengers Dio Boucsieguez and Brandon Kimmel while advocating for transparency, community engagement, and economic growth. Escamilla has secured $80 million in funding for local infrastructure through council advocacy.