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Visit a location near you for Free Comic Book Day May 3

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Free Comic Book Day is set for Saturday, May 3, drawing comic book fans to independent shops nationwide. First celebrated in 2002, the event has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, akin to a holiday. Costume-wearing fans and special events create a vibrant atmosphere at participating locations. Publishers contribute unique stories specifically for this day, making it an accessible entry point for readers of all ages. Local libraries and educators have embraced the initiative, highlighting the value of graphic novels in promoting literacy.

Scholastic notes that graphic novels engage children effectively due to their visual storytelling. Participating stores in South Snohomish County include A World of Collections and Lynnwood Library, which offer a range of free comics. A complete list of this year's offerings is available online.

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Edmonds Daybreakers Rotary Club keeps district music going with 10.5K donation

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Washingtons first battery ferry to enter service next week

Washington's first plug-in ferry, the Wenatchee, will begin service across Puget Sound next week after a $133 million hybrid-electric conversion. Governor Bob Ferguson announced the ferry's debut during a demonstration, highlighting its status as the largest hybrid-electric ferry in North America. It aims to reduce fuel consumption and air pollution, although charging infrastructure will not be operational until 2029.